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Tag Archives: Discovery
Sorcer container of the quarter
I’m reviving the Sorcer container themed post for a Friday dose of reader advisory.
national gaming day Saturday Nov 12
most of you will/should know that our latest winner of the Civica Library & Learning Travel Grant recently took a junket journey to the US in search of libraries and games. he sure did find them, and many of us … Continue reading
21st-Century Learning – Sifttables, the toy blocks that think
Those who have read my earlier blog about the 2011 Horizon Report would remember about “Gesture-based computing and Learning analytics” being listed as one of the rising technologies to look out in the not-too-far horizon. How is it going to … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st Century, Discovery, Education, Gesture-based Computing, Learning, Libraries, Technology
sorcer container of the week
it’s that time of the year again, when it’s always dark, and icy winds blow through the city, and everyone gets out their best black winter clothes to layer up in. and SAD – seasonal affective disorder – sets in. … Continue reading
