What do you do when you find a new blog that you like? I normally read the discovery post (the post which let me discover this blogger or blog) and try to look for other cool posts. Not an easy task. No more. Today I found AideRSS – Feed Filter and so far, like how […]
Beth has a novel way to ease elementary students into poetry. This may work for even older students from different cultures. This idea is so good, I am going to try it out at LearningPoint. Telling Each Students Biography In A Poetic Manner Bio Poems are a fun and easy way to ease your elementary […]
From ZDNet’s Emerging Technology Trends Israeli scientists have decided to put a math lab in your pocket. They developed a library of math modules which can be installed on almost cell phones available today. So you’ll be able to see graphs or solve equations on your phone while on a train or a bus ride. […]
Dr. Mitra likes the way in which Indian children reinvent computer terms and icons in their own language. “They don’t call a cursor a cursor, they call it a sui, which is Hindi for needle. And they don’t call the hourglass symbol the hourglass because they’ve never seen an hourglass before. They call it the […]
Cool stuff. Thanks Matt.
I just discovered Wiki Mind Map on LifeHacker. I tried a couple of maps. It is a cool way to visually browse information from Wikipedia. It may be a nice tool for presenting information, as well. You can click on the link and see the new mindmap of the topic or head over to the […]
It interesting to keep an eye on TIOBE’s programming language trends. The position of the language is as interesting as the movement of languages up and down the rank. Lua, D and Ruby moved up, big jumps. You can see the top 20 list here. Here is how the index is computed. Here is an […]
I have always felt that. There is a nice blog about The Golden Age of Individualism. Here are some cool ideas in this blog: Personal Brand Calculator (I actually took the test and posted it in my About page) Workplace need not have a place (I do not have one either) that personal brands will […]
Scott Berkun, Author of “The Myths of Innovation”, in an interview with Guy Kawasaki: the foundation is that ideas are combinations of other ideas. People who earn the label “creative” are really just people who come up with more combinations of ideas, find interesting ones faster, and are willing to try them out. The problem […]