Getting through a little over half the book A New Culture of Learning by Douglas Thomas and John Sealy Brown, they make a point that the twenty-first century belongs to the tacit. This is because in today’s world we can learn almost anything by searching for ourselves and gaining experience from trying it. The process […]
opyrights have become an important issue in this Information Age. Before computers if one wished to copy someones work it was a process of getting access and then reproducing it. Which in many cases was almost as difficult as making your own piece of work. As computers and the internet came into the … Continue reading Copyrights in an Information Age →
This last weekend my wife and I watched the biographical movie based on Fred Rogers and his life work on Mister Roger’s Neighborhood titled “Won’t You Be My Neighbor.” The movie walks through his first steps into television. Charting his journey from local public broadcasting personality to national figure. What I found interesting was his drive … Continue reading Learning from Fred Rogers →
