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The Future Living house took twenty six designers to create it, with every technologic leap analyzed to make sure all proposals were possible by 2050. It’s a paradigm shift in home resource creation and location with water using gravity to generate pressure and energy harvested from solar and wind. Air, water and waste are cleaned using a living bio wall. Via Lauren Moss 
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What's the color that will take over 2015, and how did the Pantone Color Institute come up with the name? WSJ's Christina Binkley and Pantone's Leatrice Eiseman discuss with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty Via Levin Chin
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Neil Pasricha's blog 1000 Awesome Things savors life's simple pleasures, from free refills to clean sheets. In this heartfelt talk, he reveals the 3 secrets (all starting with A) to leading a life that's truly awesome.
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Some Customer Experience Statistics Worth Knowing… http://t.co/j2kcXukWrA
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Sony has used the clever guise of crowdfunding to release its latest innovation, an e-ink smartwatch.
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72andSunny partner and executive creative director Jason Norcross's five tips for finding great work and building a career in advertising.
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It’s tricky to implement the intricate tricks of an optical illusion in a book cover design without the finished product appearing slightly heavy-handed, but designer Hansje van Halem does it with poise and perfectionism. She’s worked as a freelance graphic designer since graduating from Amsterdam’s Gerrit Rietvield Academie in 2003 (as her About section explains) and her enjoyment of what others might find to be repetitive shines through in the illusory patterns in her portfolio.
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[O]ften... people focus too much on the visuals, text and fancy containers but neglect the structure of their doodle/sketchnote/infodoodle [delete where appropriate] . This is a mistake. It is the structure that holds it all together and can really lift the peice. While you can get away with this when doodling for your self, when we are talking about communicating ideas this is essential. Via Jeffrey Jablonski, Ph.D.
Pierre Mongin 's curator insight,
December 1, 2014 2:40 AM
Le management visuel est un composé d'idées mises en réseaux avec l'appui de dessins
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Kids Creation Station allows you to take your kidsl drawings and turn them into 3D printed three dimensional models. Each 3D stature ships with a full-color diorama and each statue costs $100. Via ManufacturingStories
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Black Pearl Stella Outfit (10L) - **Each day, here on the FabFree Blog, we will be featuring one of our Fabulously Free in SL inworld Designers.** *Photos are work of the designers.* Via Romyka Mars
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A fast-growing market in a complimentary product is an opportunity it can't afford to miss
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The New School program wants to help improve journalism with a dose of design thinking.
Paula King, Ph.D.'s curator insight,
December 2, 2014 11:04 AM
Great to see the application to Design Thinking to education. Much needed.
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Mobile devices like iPads and Androids have transformed the way we experience boredom. No longer is a wayward commuter forced to play Snake or Tetris, occupying themselves in a hardly satisfying, and utterly pixelated virtual reality. Via Creativity For Life
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If I could tell every person one thing about presenting her work to peers, I would say this: prepare a lot, and when you feel like you're about to die, find a way to laugh and congratulate yourself because you're doing it right.... Via Creativity For Life
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SwiftKey announced on Tuesday that it has collaborated with Intel on an ambitious project for the past two years: improving the communication system of Stephen Hawking. The custom keyboard maker ma...
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The displays on most smartphones these days, including the iPhone, are made using Gorilla Glass from Corning, Inc., which is stronger and lighter than regular glass. Just how much stronger and ligh...
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Sandeep Gautam's curator insight,
December 1, 2014 5:15 AM
from hands (industrial) based work to head based work (knowledge economy) to heart based work (the human economy)
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This biodegradable vehicle, developed to protect sensitive ecosystems, invited a closer look at the positive uses of drone technology.
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Well, if you were a so called “catacomb saint”, it may well have been the final option, with a hefty haul of jewels brightly jazzing up your afterlife. These incredible photographs by LA-based historian and photographer Paul Koudounaris show the decadent little figures discovered in Rome in 1578, a rather flashily attired bunch of characters assumed to be early Christian martyrs.
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“ Digital technologies -- from social media to mobile computing to big data to the internet of everything -- are transforming businesses in every industry. Do..” Via Roger Smith, Torsten Fell
Roger Smith's curator insight,
November 21, 2014 7:57 PM
Although the Internet changed everything for business, probably the biggest change in human existence since the industrial revolution, the next change will be bigger, faster and more breathtaking. Hang on it's going to be a bumpy ride 
Lee SCHLENKER's curator insight,
November 25, 2014 1:50 AM
What makes some firms “digital masters” while the majority of them lag behind?
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tattoo sleeve designs for girls | Free Download Skull Roses Sleeve By Daniellehope On Deviantart Design ... pic.twitter.com/0wPYUohsLR
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Lithuania-based architecure practice DO Architects have designed a stunning, futuristic cluster of houses they call ‘Rolling Homes’.
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Just the other day we did a story on a new filament called ProtoFlux, which provided magnetic properties to whatever it was used to fabricate. It seemed to be
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"Killing a learner’s natural curiosity doesn’t happen overnight. It can take as long as 12 years, and in some rare cases even that isn’t long enough. Learning environments focused on standards, assessment, and compliance allow for the implementation of research-based strategies in pursuit of streams of data to prove that learning is happening. Curiosity is nice, but it’s a monumental challenge to measure." Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
November 26, 2014 9:12 PM
As we work with our students are we "killing a learner's natural curiosity" based on what happens in our classroom? This post looks at 12 ways we may be "killing curiosity" in our classrooms, often based on what we are being told to do with our students. As you read through this think about what you might shift, to allow your students to be more curious. |
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