Showing posts with label cultural creative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cultural creative. Show all posts
Monday, November 08, 2010
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
How About Instituting a Failure-Based Curriculum?
How About Instituting a Failure-Based Curriculum?
One teachers'compelling response to an NPR- All Things Considered interview with co-author Po Bronsons' new book NutureShock. Thanks to the Knowledge Works Foundation for including this in their top notch blog.
One teachers'compelling response to an NPR- All Things Considered interview with co-author Po Bronsons' new book NutureShock. Thanks to the Knowledge Works Foundation for including this in their top notch blog.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Scott McCloud back in Chrome
Master Comic Artist/Author/Instructor
Scott MacCloud provides a comic-cloud-cool user guide for the equally cool googlebooks chrome.
Scott MacCloud provides a comic-cloud-cool user guide for the equally cool googlebooks chrome.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Seven Stages of Creativity
I remember discovering that creativity or the creative process is a discipline rather than a couple of good A-HA moments followed by the flow of creation.
I like the form and content in David Ulriche's' brief overview of the stages of creativity.-- (Click red above for more)
I remember discovering that creativity or the creative process is a discipline rather than a couple of good A-HA moments followed by the flow of creation.
I like the form and content in David Ulriche's' brief overview of the stages of creativity.-- (Click red above for more)
Monday, April 14, 2008
Career Advice from a Comic Book
Daniel Pink unleashed a Conceptual Age book in his new publication "The Adventures of Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Book You Will Ever Need" Click on the blue title to see a review from Business Week.
I like the article because it describes the unique features of a business book( the first of its' kind) done in the Japanese comic genre Manga. The article does not quite "get it" as it asked for specific career tips rather than bask in the wisdom and symbolic interpretation that any great mythic adventure provides.
Head over to www.JohnnyBunko.com for info, suprises and a preview -- Than buy a book for a friend or colleague.
Daniel Pink unleashed a Conceptual Age book in his new publication "The Adventures of Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Book You Will Ever Need" Click on the blue title to see a review from Business Week.
I like the article because it describes the unique features of a business book( the first of its' kind) done in the Japanese comic genre Manga. The article does not quite "get it" as it asked for specific career tips rather than bask in the wisdom and symbolic interpretation that any great mythic adventure provides.
Head over to www.JohnnyBunko.com for info, suprises and a preview -- Than buy a book for a friend or colleague.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Unlocking Cool - By Jeremy Gutsche, TrendHunter.com
From: trendhunter
By methodically approaching innovation, organizations and individuals can generate ideas, stimulate creativity, and ultimately unlock cool. The UNLOCKING COOL presentation is typically delivered as a keynote speach with the slides used as a reference for the discussion.
Link: SlideShare Link
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Do You Believe In Magic?
I do or I can say I choose to as in "Those magic moments..." song. The link above from the archives of Fast Company Magazine is a quality think-piece that reminds me of the relationship between creativity and discipline.
I do or I can say I choose to as in "Those magic moments..." song. The link above from the archives of Fast Company Magazine is a quality think-piece that reminds me of the relationship between creativity and discipline.
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