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Map of education innovation
In his TED talk on education innovation, Charles Leadbeater introduces a map of the territory based on two axes: sustaining/disruptive and formal/informal. He argues that most of our resources are...
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Perceptive pixels
Some notes on a fancy multitouchscreen that is crying out for some rich Australian content... Continue reading →
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A grand design for active digital learning
An off-cuff share about the digital learning facility work-in-progress that is UC's InSPIRE centre, directed by Prof Rob Fitzgerald and site managed by Jonno – thanks for the tour, people. Continue...
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Sembl praxis: identify sameness, explore difference
Seeking to identify sameness between disparate objects, we attend to their difference – and maybe even open space for reconciliation. In this post I tease out some of the conceptual and cognitive...
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Dialogic learning in museum space
How can museum exhibitions be dialogic – how can they engage visitors in history but also in its making? A recent re-publication of an article I wrote 10 years ago inspires me to revisit questions that...
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Create[d] World
A few thoughts from the recent Create World conference of clever, creative people... Continue reading →
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Augmented reality for teaching and learning
I brought home a few thought-thread treasures from today's ARcamp on augmented reality and education. So, I'm sharing: 1. Magic / technology 2. Unconventional unease 3. How can AR be dialogic? 4....
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Modelling digital work
As patron for the Go Girl expo for girls in Years 8 to 11, Tammy Butow is compiling a video to present at the event. Her plan is to open girls’ minds to the field of possibility of technology-related...
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Stereographic suffragettes
With hat-tips to the New York Public Library’s Stereogranimator and Australian suffragettes including Vida Goldstein and the prime minister’s wife, Margaret Fisher, I animated a stereographic...
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Dear Wellington, let’s make some babies
Ah, Wellington, where a barista serves coffee to a cashless newcomer with “just pay us later”, op shops have natural-fibre clothes to fit women of long length, and an annual conference exemplifies and...
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Video introduction to Sembl
What is Sembl and why should you care? This video answers those questions, and proclaims my committment to and aptitude for this project.Filed under: Authority, Beauty, Design, Humanity, Ingenuity,...
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My DO dialogue
Last week I drove into the gorgeous (if cold!) Victorian high country to attend the inaugural Australian Do Lectures at the very lovely Payne’s Hut. OMG interesting people! As well as enjoying the...
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In this new digital age, the future is analogue
How can an 80-year-old institution persistently drive cultural innovation? It’s an interesting question, and one that Glenn Lowry, longtime director of the Museum of Modern Art, addressed in his recent...
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Museums and the playful web – a revolution in sensemaking
Museums are former agents of hegemony; let's make them double-agents of reconciliation. Continue reading →
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People of purpose
Thanks to a conference for purpose-driven business people, I grew a little bit this week. Continue reading →
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A cooler cat
In the course of trying to become a cooler cat myself (via FreeCodeCamp), I made a tribute webpage: I thought it’d work to embed it here but nope. If you’re keen you can see this cool cat on CodePen....
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Made an infographic for colleagues
Filed under: Design, Picturing Tagged: learning, museum, visual thinking
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