The following is a guest post from Katie Wilson. It’s an understatement to say that the human brain is a complicated mass of neurons and connections that is hard to comprehend. What we can understand […]
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Several posts back, under the influence of having seen Dan Roam speak at an ASAE conference, I mused about facing up to all there is to learn and posted the following image: As Mission to
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It’s been a while since I posted about learning games. Here are three serious, educational games that have come onto my radar screen lately: Akoha Described as “the world’s first social reality game,” Akoha awards
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I’m getting close to finishing up The Blue Sweater by Jaqueline Novogratz, a personal memoir in which Novogratz tells the story of the journey from her “first stumbling efforts as a young idealist venturing forth
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Nearly two years ago a friend introduced me to Jason Reneau, who at the time was in the process of getting his new company, MindBites, off the ground. Since then, I’ve watched as MindBites and
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Nearly two years ago a friend introduced me to Jason Reneau, who at the time was in the process of getting his new company, MindBites, off the ground. Since then, I’ve watched as MindBites and
Podcast with Mindbites’ Jason Reneau Continue Reading »
