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Toy Story ReImagined With Toys
Two guys just spent 2.5 years recreating Toy Story. They used did it shot-for-shot using all live action toys and actors. They love Toy Story. From io9: The toys move with a combination of stop-motion photography and good old-fashioned puppet … Continue reading
Imagine Imagination
One of the more common themes heard about education is that it kills student imagination due to the the way the system is set up, amount of curriculum, standardized testing, and assembly line teaching requirements. Or maybe that’s just a … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, creativity, Education, educational technology, imagine
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Morning Links
The maker of this site is gonna try something new for the summertime crowd. Instead of focusing strictly on educational aspects of technology we’re going to bring in sites, gadgets, or whatever to enlighten us all. Right now I’ll call … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Movies, Software
Tagged Chicago Public Schools, Education, Flowchart, gaming, matt farmer
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Past or Furture Orientation
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Tagged culture, Education, entertainment, outlook, past or future, school, video
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Historically Speaking
I just ran across impressive history videos by former mental_floss writer John Green, who is making relatively frequent YouTube videos on world history. Visit the Site Here. I’d consider these to be a cross between Bill Nye and Infographics (two … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Teachers, Videos
Tagged Bill Nye, China, EdTech, Education, Egypt, Elementary, history, John Green, Mesopotamia, Social Studies
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Breaking a Stereotype (without help from Hollywood)
I ran across this video on Redditt this evening. It perfectly deconstructs the perception is reality theme. Featuring African men that aren’t playing warlords, this video by mamahope.org does a stand-up job breaking down a the sad-visual that’s presented too often. … Continue reading
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Tagged EdTech, Education, Hollywood, stereotypes
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Scott Howard’s Educational Placement
If Scott Howard were a student in today’s public education system do you think that his parents or teachers would push for a 504 Plan or an IEP based on his needs? After all, they (education) have continued to change eligibility requirements for students. … Continue reading