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| Blog Name: | Cat in the Stack |
| Url: | http://www.hastac.org/blog/79 |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | technology, thinking, learning |
| Description: | Cathy N. Davidson, HASTAC's cofounder, blogs regularly on topics related to HASTAC's three main interests: new media, critical thinking, participatory learning. |
| Popularity: | 20 Followers |
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When Is An Art Museum a Workshop? Field Report from Korea
I don’t know of any other museum that does such a good job of conjoining ancient and modern, history and making, as one seamless, interactive, interconnected world of creative, playful learning. read more
I don’t know of any other museum that does such a good job of conjoining ancient and modern, history and making, as one seamless, interactive, interconnected world of creative, playful learning. read more
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Carl Skelton, Betaville, and Massively Collaborative Mirror Worlds
"Betaville: a Massively Collaborative Mirror World Editor for Public Art and Urban Planning Applications": In essence, Betaville is designed as a platform for full participation in re-imagining real urban environments, based on open-source software development practices: anyone can put out an idea, and anyone can propose or offer changes, within an informal but effective etiquette... read more
"Betaville: a Massively Collaborative Mirror World Editor for Public Art and Urban Planning Applications": In essence, Betaville is designed as a platform for full participation in re-imagining real urban environments, based on open-source software development practices: anyone can put out an idea, and anyone can propose or offer changes, within an informal but effective etiquette... read more
Carl Skelton, Betaville, and Massively Collaborative Mirror Worlds
"Betaville: a Massively Collaborative Mirror World Editor for Public Art and Urban Planning Applications": In essence, Betaville is designed as a platform for full participation in re-imagining real urban environments, based on open-source software development practices: anyone can put out an idea, and anyone can propose or offer changes, within an informal but effective etiquette... read more
"Betaville: a Massively Collaborative Mirror World Editor for Public Art and Urban Planning Applications": In essence, Betaville is designed as a platform for full participation in re-imagining real urban environments, based on open-source software development practices: anyone can put out an idea, and anyone can propose or offer changes, within an informal but effective etiquette... read more
3rd DML Competition Opens: Key Component of Pres Obama's Educate to Innovate Initiative
As President Obama called for new efforts to reimagine and improve education in science and math, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced a $2 million open competition for ideas to transform learning using digital media. The competition seeks designers, inventors, entrepreneurs, researchers, and others to build digital media experiences the learning labs of the 21st Century that help young people interact, share, build, tinker, and explore in new and innovative ways. Administered by HASTAC, the Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory ("haystack") through a grant to the
As President Obama called for new efforts to reimagine and improve education in science and math, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced a $2 million open competition for ideas to transform learning using digital media. The competition seeks designers, inventors, entrepreneurs, researchers, and others to build digital media experiences the learning labs of the 21st Century that help young people interact, share, build, tinker, and explore in new and innovative ways. Administered by HASTAC, the Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory ("haystack") through a grant to the
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