Learning is Change

Yeah. I suppose context could be pretty important.

http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png j http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessethomas/2012/02/13/a-behind-the-scenes-look-at-visual-ly/ As a life-long design and data visualization lover, infographics are one of my favorite pieces to create and to explore. It?s the mix of an incredible visual, snackable data and easily sharable content that is the beauty of an infographic. This is what makes Visual.ly, an infographic-sharing community, so great: it?s social

I happen to like this quite a bit.

I think this is hilarious, and potentially useful.

Just in case you were looking for over 100 development/design processes to choose from, here they are (look for the PDF at the bottom). I am amazed at how many different people have chosen to create their own process… #design

Yeah. #curation

Anyone using KlabLab for co-creating learning? Their vision and (from what I can see) execution is pretty amazing. Check it out if you haven’t already #cocreation #learning

http://www.klablab.com///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js

This mind map is no joke. If you are doing #curation this one is worth a look.

You probably saw this on techcrunch, but I wonder if something like this might be interesting if it were set up for less different purposes.

What if there was a passion poacher or time poacher, where you could poach people’s passions and recruit them for non-profit or other interesting work. Hmm… What if students or employees could write these and let other departments poach their learning or time. Hmm…