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Eine Antwort kommt oft, und unverhofft.
Wenn schon deutsche Kinder keine tolle Leseleistung haben (PISA), was soll man da von einem kleinen Hund erwarten?
Freiburg, Juni 2009.
I have a new iPod! This was taken using the FaceTime camera. This was also uploaded to Flickr directly from that iPod. Pretty cool little device!
I came across this in my archive recently: in the eighties I had the original pinned up in my office in the UK. It still makes me smile.
Anyone know who the artist is, or where it came from? Possibly "Punch".
It turns out it was "The UTNE Reader"
Hey guys, I know this group isn't really new, but I'd like to let you all know that I'm getting the group up and running again; so feedback is guaranteed, once again. The limit is one post a week, so choose wisely too. Enjoy!
~Wicked, on behalf of the LMF Management
Test of a questionnaire Anroid application, to be used for observational feedback in a research case study.
During my keynote presentation at the Durham Blackboard Users conference (7th January 2014) I asked the audience to draw the 'architecture of participation' for their organisation.
More about architectures of participation here.
another day of working at home. Didn't step out once. HOWEVER I did get an idea from a documentary I watched the day before about Chaos. and decided to play with my video camera and my PC monitor... creating a feedback of the image I was seeing. the result, cool patterns.
I joined eBay over the weekend and purchased an item moments after registering. My order arrived 4 days before the ETA, so I had hoped to leave positive feedback for the seller. However, eBay has a policy that denies users who have been registered with the website for fewer than 5 days the ability to leave feedback. They do this in order to prevent novices from making mistakes and to deter users from making alias usernames to falsely bolster their own seller reputation or falsely damage that of another seller.
Cadet William Anderson, from Virginia Military Institute, aims his weapon while in prone supported position during weapons training at George Blair Range at Fort Knox, June 16, 2019. | Photo by Jodi Moffett, CST Public Affairs Office
Cadet Nick Fisher, from the University of Colorado- Colorado Springs, aims his weapon while in prone supported position during weapons training at George Blair Range at Fort Knox, June 16, 2019. | Photo by Jodi Moffett, CST Public Affairs Office
Feedback received for TEDxTempe 2010 from @tdhurst on Twitter:
Feedback received for TEDxTempe 2010 from @monikawoolsey on Twitter:
Feedback received for TEDxTempe 2010 from @hjmiii on Twitter
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During my keynote presentation at the Durham Blackboard Users conference (7th January 2014) I asked the audience to draw the 'architecture of participation' for their organisation.
More about architectures of participation here.
Feedback received for TEDxTempe 2010 from @franlondon on Twitter:
Feedback received for TEDxTempe 2010 from @erictorres on Twitter:
Hey guy's just got PaintShop Pro X4 this weekend, first image editing with it and looking for some feedback please, let me know what you think, mixed feelings about it, definitely not photoshop. LOL.
This photo is copyright by Brandon Farris.
If interested in using it please email me at- brandon.farris12@gmail.com or seahawks7757@yahoo.com
Thanks!
Feedback received for TEDxTempe 2010 from @skinnyjeans on Twitter:
Here is an example of feedback on a thematic diagram. Thematic diagrams are like workflows, but the emphasis is on the bigger picture. Some elements are presented larger to capture the importance of the idea in the ecosystem.
This example is 3-4 iterations into the design process- the final one going through a total of 10 iterations. The visual design is still rather rough.
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Feedback from a proof-reader of an early copy of my first book "How to Enjoy Your Job". He read the 7th version of the manuscript, and the comments were helpful in rejigging the whole design