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June 2009
guyonicolas
by sbrothier
My name is Nicolas Guyon and I am French. Currently I am a fifth year student at L'Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique. This school, in Nantes, offers a 5 year Industrial Design degree; and I am more specifically in the New Media program. Just recently, as part of my course requirements, I spent 6 months in Asia (Seoul, Shanghai and Hong Kong) as an exchange student.
May 2009
An SVG Primer
by Yann_L
& 2 others
This is neither an introductory text book, nor a reference manual. Instead, it is aimed so that any of these people :
* an upper division undergraduate student with a few semesters under her belt of computing coursework;
* a professional web programmer;
* a graphic designer with a strong technical bent;
or
* a science teacher who wants to build graphical presentations might be able to pick it up and then do any or all of the following:
* work through it over the course of a few days, developing a basic understanding;
* be able, in a week or two, to make a decent graphical front-end to a web site that demands innovative and interactive graphics;
* at any time during the next year or two of work with SVG, be able to pick up the book, look up a new topic, and with little effort, find an illustration of what they'd like to know about and with a minimum of reading, to be able to make sense of the examples provided.
Lawyer: RIAA must pay back all $100M it has collected - Ars Technica
by ericpaul
(via)
Lawyer: RIAA must pay back all $100M it has collected
Harvard Law professor Charles Nesson has now gotten involved in two more file-sharing lawsuits, including the Jammie Thomas retrial in Minnesota. But it's in the other, lesser-known case, that Nesson and a former student demand the RIAA pay back all $100 million it has collected in settlement money over the years.
Soul 2 Sole on Vimeo
by karlcow
A motion graphics piece created by David Park, a student graduating from PARSONS SCHOOL of DESIGN. This is his thesis project, which is on Sneaker Culture. The piece touches on the trends of culture and their interactions with youth/pop culture, music, fashion, etc.
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April 2009
BLDGBLOG: Sand/Stone
by karlcow
For an ambitious landscape design project, Magnus Larsson, a student at the Architectural Association in London, has proposed a 6,000km-long wall of artificially solidified sandstone architecture that would span the Sahara Desert, east to west, offering a combination of refugee housing and a "green wall" against the future spread of the desert.
March 2009
February 2009
David Merrill demos Siftables, the smart blocks | Video on TED.com
by Neewok
MIT grad student David Merrill demos Siftables -- cookie-sized, computerized tiles you can stack and shuffle in your hands. These future-toys can do math, play music, and talk to their friends, too. Is this the next thing in hands-on learning?
January 2009
Terminology
by Takwann
- Pronunciation Guide
- Colors
- Numbers
- Ranks & Titles
- Dojo Courtesies
- Dojo Commands
The following set of Japanese words is provided to give the Karate student a working vocabulary in the dojo. The brief definitions given are as they would be used in relation to Karate and not necessarily in general conversation. Many Japanese words do not have an exact English counterpart so more than one definition may be listed. An example of this is the word ãtsukiä which literally means to thrust but is generally given in English as punch.
December 2008
POST MAGAZINE
by karlcow
POST is an accessible student initiated magazine. Architecture journals traditionally critique buildings just after completion, contributing to their portrayal as static and uncontaminated objects. POST sits outside of this convention, revisiting spaces. It explores architecture as an ever-involving process, acknowledging that the success of a space largely depends upon its relationship with the inhabitant. POST aims to represent multiple attitudes towards architecture from inhabitant through to practitioner; architect, developer, builder, artist, interior designer, writer etc.
Richard Stein's JAPANESE SWORD GUIDE
by Takwann
& 1 other
Welcome to the Japanese Sword Guide. I started this site several years ago to share my enjoyment of the art of the Japanese sword and to aid others in understanding this complex topic. I have been a student of the Japanese sword for about 30 years although I've been studying antique knives and swords of various types including bowie knives, kris (keris), puukko, antique pocket knives, bronze age weapons, damascus steel knives and swords, and early English cutlery for well over 50 years. I enjoy all types of fine cutlery.
November 2008
Infotech Student’s Book: English for Computer Users.Second Edition | Free ebook download-Computer&IT@Add Ebook
by tadeufilippini
nfotech, second edition, is a comprehensive course for intermediate level learners who need to be able to understand and use the English of computing for study and work. Thoroughly revised and updated to take into account the fast moving world of computers and multi media, it does not, however, require a specialist knowledge of computers on either the part of the student or teacher. The 30 units are organised into seven thematically linked sections and cover a wide range of subjects. Key features of the students’ book include: - development of all four skills - a wide variety of tasks and styles of presentation to engage the learner - authentic reading texts from the world of computing - a systematic approach to language development - emphasis on vocabulary acquisition and word building techniques - a comprehensive glossary of technical terms - grammar reference sections
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September 2008
Seattle Public Schools | Bilingual Student Services Home
by marmelade
Seattle public schools - info rassurante sur le billinguisme.
August 2008
July 2008
NCIP Voice Recognition
by knann
A good overview of the use of voice recognition to support learners. Although somewhat dated, this site is helpful for background info for Special Educators considering Voice Recognition for a given student.
June 2008
Math For Kids - By KidsNumbers.com
by knann
& 1 other
(via)
KidsNumbers.com is the absolutely free math resource designed by teachers, specifically for students and children of all ages. A place where students can practice all aspects of math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, in a fun and pressure free way.
Math Foundations is a cutting edge, free 12 week program that will help build the foundation your student need to do well in Kindergarten.
Teachers - Use the Free Worksheet Generator To Create Customized Worksheets!
About: AIGA
by julien.c
AIGA, the professional association for design, is the place design professionals turn to first to exchange ideas and information, participate in critical analysis and research and advance education and ethical practice. Founded as the American Institute of Graphic Arts in 1914, AIGA is the oldest and largest membership association for professionals engaged in the discipline, practice and culture of designing. AIGA now represents 22,000 designers through national activities and local programs developed by 59 chapters and 240 student groups.
May 2008
Top Career Websites Ranking 2008 - French Edition
by pac-recrutement
The following Websites are the Top 30 of Potentialpark's 'Top Employer Web Benchmark' ranking and have been awarded "Top Career Website 2008".
The Top Employer Web Benchmark 2008 monitors the development of corporate career websites and online employer branding and how they help building the employer brand and to make the recruiting process more effective. All ranking results are based on the preferences and priorities of student job seekers.
April 2008
Deep web search engine
by softstor
What has made the internet such a powerful tool? It’s definitely the facility to retrieve the required information from the net with high precision, strong means of communication and aid in business transactions. The internet has been a great boon to the student community, researchers or in the most common mode, to a man in search of something he doesn’t know about or else has a little knowledge of. All this has been made possible by search engines.
Sofie Hannibal work
by Solanacee
& 1 other
Sofie Hannibal, working and living in Copenhagen. Student at The Danish school of design.
