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Beth Dichter's curator insight,
October 2, 2014 10:34 PM
Did you know that PBS has a portal for students? It provides resources for art, math, science, social studies, language arts, health, and NOVA Labs. You will need to create a teacher account (click on this link to get to that page: http://www.pbslearningmedia.org/ You will need to click on LogIn (upper right hand corner) and will be given the option of creating a new account. There are several tools offered to help make life easier for teachers. You will find a Lesson Plan Builder, a Quiz Creator and StoryBoard tools. You can then create accounts for your students. The site will give them access to your material as well as additional resources. You will find over 700 resources in Spanish. PBS provides access to many great programs. This site may be useful for projects or specific units. 
Becky Roehrs's curator insight,
October 13, 2014 9:53 PM
You can create a teacher account and use tools to share your resources with your students.
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Instagram allows brands to create professional looking timelapse videos - I highlight 5 brands shaking up their visual content strategy with Hyperlapse.
Chris Anne Raymond's curator insight,
November 4, 2014 9:42 AM
What ideas can you come up with to tell a story?
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Knight Architects and AKT II have completed a moving bridge in Paddington, London, that opens and closes like the blades of a traditional hand-held fan. Consisting of five steel beams that rise and fall using hydraulic jacks, Merchant Square footbridge by Knight Architects and AKT II spans a 20-metre width of the Grand Union Canal in Paddington Basin, close to Thomas Heatherwick's Rolling Bridge that curls into a ball. Via Lauren Moss
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If you want to get ahead, never use these phrases on your resume, in an interview, or at work. Via Barb Jemmott
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Although many animals take flight, they don’t do it in exactly the same way. That’s what Eleanor Lutz’ exceptional animated infographic shows us. She’s taken the flight patterns of 5 different species – egyptian fruit bat, dragonfly, Canada goose, hawk moth and hummingbird – and used Youtube videos to give us a look at how their wings move.
“I found slow-motion videos of five flying species, and mapped out specific points on the wings during one wingbeat. I ended up with 15 frames per wingbeat, and I connected every frame using imaginary curves that went through all of the 15 mapped points.” Lutz is the first to point out that this isn’t a scientific exercise that draws firm conclusions – it’s more a beautifully artistic pursuit. You’ll definitely want to take a closer look on her blog, and at the other fascinating scientific animations. Via Lauren Moss
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The dream of a graphic designer is to create meaningful designs that communicate on a visual, intellectual and emotional level. It is the joy of being
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Facebook. It’s a name that has come to represent many different things, and Polish artist/cartoonist Pawel Kuczynski has hit on most of them in his satiric
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Reclaimed Paper Insects by ‘Soon’
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The wood for this stove by Michiel Martens and Roel de Boer needn't be cut up as whole tree trunks can be fed into this compact machine.
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Antonio Lanzillo & Partners in Milan have presented their latest project – a kitchen with all appliances in assorted color codes of the iconic company Pantone.The kitchen features OLED multitouch control pad appliances and can even be controlled via smartphone.
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Yet another creation has rolled off the powerhouse infographics assembly line over at Pop Chart Lab, and this time, the indefatigable taxonomizers of alcohols and famous quotes have turned their attention to works of architecture. The Schematic of Structures organizes what the designers describe as "90 eminent edifices erected and perfected throughout history." Arranged by height, the infographic lines up some of the greatest works envisioned and built by man since prehistory, from the Neolithic Cairn of Barnenez and the Parthenon to more modern creations like London's Gherkin and the Burj Khalifa. Via Lauren Moss
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The demand for creativity from employees is rising in this age of rapid technological advancement. Via Creativity For Life
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RT @ricktucker88: Keeping your customer experience program moving with a plan. http://t.co/0nJEi5nLoe #ccm #cxm http://t.co/5GZF7Tl6D4
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We're no strangers to the world of Pantone. In fact, we're a whole crew of Pantone fanatics here at Brit HQ. Way back when, we even served up a Pantone Holiday Gift Guide. Via Levin Chin
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Mark Strozier's curator insight,
October 1, 2014 10:12 AM
The ability to shoot outstanding video footage, is taking a giant leap forward going into 2015. The specs on GoPro's new Hero 4 are jaw-dropping-- UltraHD 4k video at 30 frames per second?! 1080p HD video at 120 frames per second?! WiFi & Bluetooth all in a box that weighs about as much as a Snicker's bar and priced at only $500?! Jaw appropriately dropped. Along with the continually improving camera technologies, drone tech is keeping pace and it's giving cinematographers options for new perspectives that up until a year or two ago were imaginable only with CGI. To get a sample of the creative options this combination offers filmmakers and cinematographers take a look at PlexiDrone's video: http://youtu.be/hROA-vOyId4 ;
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After the eminent success of our previous infographic, “The 10 Commandments of Typography”, DesignMantic now brings to you its sequel created upon
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This fun urban intervention from small car manufacturer Smart attempts to redesign the humble traffic light by making it a bit more interactive. The team built a nearby dancing booth rigged with cameras that translates the dance moves of real passersby into a pixelated 'don't walk&
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'the randonneur' chair draws its influences from the ‘golden era’ of classic long-distance racing bicycles manufactured by the master 'constructeurs' of the 1940s.
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Iconic graphic designer Paul Rand is a legend in the industry. At just 33 years old in 1947, he was the chief art director at ad agency William H. Weintraub and Co.—he also published the lauded Thoughts on Design that year. Via Alessandro Rea
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Lego is much more than a toy. (17 practical uses for #Lego in everyday life... Like we need an excuse, but thanks @mashable! Via Creativity For Life
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