The Minister, the Entrepreneur and the Civil Servant: a cautionary tale
Just read this article and, like the author, I’ve seen this happen enough to feel it’s…
Seth Priebatsch: The game layer on top of the world – Seth Priebatsch (2010)
Just like mobile and social have come along and are now here to stay. I strongly…
Gaming as a teaching tool
Just had to pass on this short article about gaming as a teaching tool. I’ve grown…
Working in the 21st century
I’ve felt for quite a while now that the arrival of the internet will eventually lead…
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An ideal education: My thoughts
It’s very much a time to look at existing ways of doing things and reinvent them…
How Social Gaming is Improving Education
I just had to link to this article. It’s where I think education is going in…
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Rehabilitating a sprained ankle
I sprained my ankle quite badly on August 10th this year. I’ve sprained my ankles a…
Self directed learning, a market with great potential
We all know that the way we get things done is changing under foot right now….
Good study habits. What are they?
I just got pointed to an article urging me to ‘forget what you know about good…
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On the origin of life: An energy cycle
I’ve had this idea floating in my head for weeks now. So I’m finally getting round…
Natural killer cells, cancer and sleep
This is a fascinating animation explaining the role of natural killer cells which are a crucial…
IBM Pointstream adds in depth data analysis to tennis
Nice to see IBM is pushing out new data analysis tools for tennis. They’re debuting the…
Does the human body crave the foods it requires?
I just found a post I really had to comment on. Couldn’t find a way to…
Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action – Simon Sinek (2009)
I just heard this talk and had to share it. It’s helped me understand why I…
Creating a school that teaches through games
So, I’ve always felt that games are fantastics tools and experiences in which to teach and…
Brief exercise reduces the impact of stress
I just came across a fascinating article suggesting that Brief exercise reduces the impact of stress….
Elements of the human body by mass
It’s fascinating to visualise just what we’re actually made of. Below is a pie chart showing…
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Calorie and nutrient intake over time
For many years, I’ve noticed that physical activity is a great way to maintain or lose…
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