March 10, 2015Cognition and Meta Cognition

If You Know How to Program…

In the past week, I have come across a slightly different view of […]

November 8, 2014Cognition and Meta Cognition, Students, Learning and Teaching

How Much should You Know About Computing?

How much should you know about computing, if you are not a […]

September 29, 2014Cognition and Meta Cognition, Ideas, Creativity, Innovation, Students, Learning and Teaching

Promoting Self Organized Learning

XPrize is offering $15 million to build tablet apps that help kids […]

December 1, 2013Cognition and Meta Cognition, Snippets worth sharing

Cognitive Computing: Software That Mines Research Papers

This is amazing. An article from  MIT Technology Review: Software that read […]

November 6, 2013Cognition and Meta Cognition, Students, Learning and Teaching

Family Engineering

A few days ago, our daughter-in-law shared a couple of videos. It […]

September 9, 2013Cognition and Meta Cognition

Disfluency – Leads You To Think More Deeply?

One of the better talks I have had the pleasure to watch […]

July 1, 2013BookLog, Cognition and Meta Cognition, Students, Learning and Teaching

Design for How People Learn – Book Log

From (foreward of) Design For How People Learn The challenges of creating […]

June 28, 2013August 2, 2020Cognition and Meta Cognition, Students, Learning and Teaching

Teaching Kids

I have been thinking about a new initiative on Teaching Kids. It […]

June 26, 2013Cognition and Meta Cognition

New Computing Revolution, 25 Small Steps to Innovation, Skilled Observation

A few great recent links from Cognitive Design Will baby Watson Create […]