Creativity and Imagination
Breaking the Blockbuster Model
In 1905, the first Nickelodeon opened in Columbus, Ohio and charged a large crowd of several hundred people 5¢ each to see a movie. (Get it–a “nickle”odeon?) Since then, movies have changed a lot, and so has education too. Recently, I’ve been a part of some really...Read more ›
Learning Spaces That Inspire and Innovate
When thinking about designing a new learning space, or making updates, changes or tweaks to an existing one, most educators pick up a catalog or start a pinterest board and their minds begin swimming through flexible seating options and fun shaped tables and desks....Read more ›
Teachers Use Podcasts to Teach Writing & Reading
Although “audio blogging” has been around since the 1980s, podcasting – as we know it today – didn’t gain popularity and traction until 2004 when broadband internet and audio playback devices become more readily available to consumers. In...Read more ›
