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The “Merging Time” art exhibit—a collaborative project between the City of Vancouver Archives and Langara’s Professional Photo Imaging Department.

Zentangle is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. Almost anyone can use it to create beautiful images. It increases focus and creativity, provides artistic satisfaction along with an increased sense of personal well being. The Zentangle method is enjoyed all over this world across a wide range of skills, interests and ages. We believe that life is an art form and that our Zentangle method is an elegant metaphor for deliberate artistry in life.

Late August or early September is a make-it-or-break-it time for educators. The non-stop, brutal schedule that is a school year starts with all the finesse of trampling elephants, and doesn’t relent for the next nine months (not coincidentally, the same amount of time it takes to gestate a baby). That makes starting the year right important -- and there are few more critical pieces to an educator's success than collaboration.

Rumors swirling around the iPhone 5 have gadget watchers dizzy with anticipation. Bigger screen size, thinner display, Siri song-and-dance numbers -- when will the madness stop?!

Learn how to create an infographic without a designer using PowerPoint.

Does it surprise you that over two-thirds of smartphone owners say they could not "live without" their devices?Probably not, particularly if you own a smartphone yourself. Something you might find more interesting is what we tend to do with our mobiles.

In the whole history of space exploration, I've never seen something like this visualization. It's a look back at the past 50 years of space exploration ... visualized in one single image.

From cyberbullying to in-person bullying, the education environment is a whole lot different from years past. The upcoming school year is going to feel a bit, well, odd if you compare the current state of affairs to what happened before.

They’re not kidding when they say cheat sheet! The infographic Kitchen Cheat Sheet from Everest covers anything from kitchen conversions, to how to store your food, to how to cook different parts of animals! I’d recommend posting this infographic on your fridge!

There's a whole lot more to Skype than just placing some calls. Ever played battleship via Skype? How about learning a foreign language? Read on for 50 interesting ways to leverage it in your classroom.

Yellena James grew up and attended art school in Sarajevo. At the age of 18 she moved to the U.S. After gaining her BA in painting and graphic design at UCF, she eventually made her way to Portland, OR.

We live in a world of quick consumption, bite-size morsels of information, and visualizations of just about everything. All of this has become boiled down into the uber-popular infographic.

A lot more had changed in the past 40 years than just the emergence of sexy vampire movies and books. Today’s college students might look at you with a blank expression if you talk about cassette tapes, or library card catalogs.

Schoology, the leading cloud-based, collaborative learning platform for K-20 classrooms, today announced that it has opened the Schoology App Center. New York City-based Schoology is the developer of a K-20 collaborative learning platform that incorporates online learning, classroom management and social networking in one platform. The cloud-based solution is available as both a free, stand-alone product and as a fee-based, integrated enterprise-class solution for schools and districts. Schoology integrates seamlessly with existing school/district technologies to create a single, scalable interface where educators can teach, assess, administer and analyze student progress.