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After our whole group session broke for the evening, folks started to work at investigating the map, and began to add connections to help make sense of the various bits.
The food at The Edge was both delicious and nutritious. Add to that a beautiful early-morning setting, wonderful company for conversation, and one cannot help but be inspired for the day to come. What a fantastic space for learning!
The hard-wired smoke detector in Fernley House shows no obvious way to unplug it from the house power supply.
Rodd Lucier and the Unplug'd12 team have done a wonderful job pulling together and presenting all of the artifacts from this fantastic event. Check out the complete set of reflections at Letters from the Edge on the Unplug'd12 website. The various and yet resonating themes provide a wonderful montage of key issues, concerns, and hopes for learning in this age.
The quality of design on the website is such that I'm not happy just leaving this on the Internet. This image combines my letter (two screen captures, aligned and merged in photoshop, together with a third screen capture (the cover page) and a brief descriptive text. I'm thinking a nice plaque mount of this will make a wonderful keepsake.
You know, for when I'm Unplug'd.
skijumping at planica. unplug, kwentin, fabian_stone my brother gert and I joined the party in slovenija. perfect weather and a great event!
skijumping at planica. unplug, kwentin, fabian_stone my brother gert and I joined the party in slovenija. perfect weather and a great event!
Sometimes you just need to unplug and let you mind rest.
The edit for this took way too long!
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Each participant was asked to arrive at Unplug'd with a short, prepared essay explaining why ___ matters. After sharing our work in groups, we returned to our essays to make changes. I think that working outside in this wonderful location helped with the flow of ideas and language.