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"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.”
Albert Einstein
April 4, 2009. Curt Bonk, Clark Quinn, Ya-Ting, Ting-Ting Sheng, Bill Campbell at the Internet Time Studios
April 4, 2009. Curt Bonk, Clark Quinn, Ya-Ting, Ting-Ting Sheng, Bill Campbell at the debut of Internet Time Studios
Big Local learning event about how to review your Big Local plan, held on 7 March 2015 at the Priory Rooms in Birmingham
Tapping out beats, rhyming words, and practicing letter sounds is so much fun with Quynn Johnson! Pre-K + K students and teachers at Margaret Brent Elementary in Baltimore City Public Schools have been exploring literacy through tap in this Early Learning residency.
There are many advantages to using CMS software in higher educational institutions. One of the most notable is that this type of structure creates the potential to adaptable the teaching to each learner’s needs and learning style.
Local artist Cherie Hunt visits the Southside Branch Library to lead the Palette Party summer learning program.
Shiver me timbers! Kids at the Avondale Regional Branch Library's Tot Time – Pirates Rock! train to be pirates by learning to row a boat, crossing a crocodile pit, singing pirate shangies, and walking the plank! All passed with flying colors!
Scientology's emeter is modified to use in the "secular" branch called Applied Scholastics. The new meter is called a Learning Accelerator. It has the same components of an emeter, which Scientology claims is a "religious artifact" and is used in the same manner. The use of this is for "Word Clearing". What is a non-religious group doing using a "proprietary religious artifact"?
First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009.
First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009. From Kevin Wheeler's camera.
First meeting of the Learning Irregulars at Renee's Place in Berkeley, Jan 15, 2009. From Kevin Wheeler's camera.
Olympus E-5
f/3.5, 1/320 sec., ISO-200
Young man's first bike ride, dad was so proud. I asked him to take his photo, and then showed it to him, I now have two new friends!