Archive for the ‘ Education ’ Category
Chang Kim – blogger at Web 2.0 Asia and founder of Tatter Tools
Late 1990s were the haydays of the Korean internet because we had broadband infrastructure that was unrivaled anywhere else. Cyworld, Dialpad, digital goods and other web services and ideas emerged here long before they did in the west.
Korea, China, Japan are the big
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Dr. Jihoon Jeong – Doctor, Medical Engineer, and Futurist
Today’s talk will be focused on changes of the web due to technological development and the emergence of the social web.
Our world is like Jampong (a combination korean chinese noodle soup dish).
The future of the web. The next web. What is it? Instead of the PC being
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Second Speaker is Bill Dresselhaus – former Apple designer and professor at Hongik University
Presentation is paraphrased:
Design is a natural innate human ability that is waiting to be released. By educating everyone in design thinking… it is possible to change the world.
Hosted many design thinking workshops and the results are always exciting. People who attend are
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* Presentation is paraphrased.
The first speakers are Seungbum Kim and Haejin Jung – both practicing general physicians
We have a cafe attached to their medical office to bring some humanity back into medicine… so rather than making the doctor office a sterile scary experience… we try to bring some warmth back into the situation. So we
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Today I am attending an event that I have been anticipating for awhile… TEDxSeoul. As a huge admirer of the TED conference, this for me is a great opportunity. And probably as close to the real conference as I will ever get. Props to the TEDxSeoul team, especially my friend Mark Whiting for organizing this
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One of the questions that I have been wrestling with ever since I took a job as a teacher (which I must admit I am no longer doing) is how to fix our educational system. And by our I don’t mean just the one in the United States, but also the ones in places like
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Long a popular form of media in Japan and the rest of Asia, Manga has taken the United States by storm. Wired reports that in 2007, Manga had finally arrived in force and had become one of the hottest trends in the American publishing. Children and young adults in the United States alike can’t seem
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The world market for e-learning and Educational Technology is estimated to hit $52 billion by 2010 (in 2007, revenues in the US alone topped the $17-billion mark). This is great news for educators, but despite the growing rapidly growing market of educational technology, it is still quite hard to find good resources for education and
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Our changing technological landscape means that, as educators, we will always be presented with new difficulties and problems as students find ways to use (and abuse) these emerging technologies. These problems are unique because previous generations did not have to deal with these innovations. The importance of handling these problems appropriately is paramount,
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