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the metaphors of class discussion

by Bill Posted on February 5, 2009

Information Architecture began in earnest this past Monday with the discussion of Lakoff and Johnson’s seminal Metaphors We Live By. Lead by Joe Sabatini’s discussion questions, and informed by student responses to the reading posted at the IAOC Blog, students … Continue reading →

Posted in academia, classification, pedagogy, rowan, teaching | Tagged information architecture, lakoff and johnson, metaphor, reflection, students, teaching | 3 Comments

replacing online advertising with add-art

by Bill Posted on February 5, 2009

Via @timoreilly, Add-Art replaces online advertisements with curated art images via a Firefox plug-in: This will obviously raise eyebrows in the the advertising community, as well as in companies that depend on advertisement revenues. But it also raises important questions … Continue reading →

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one laptop per child announces 2008 campaign

by Bill Posted on November 18, 2008

One Laptop per Child (OLPC) has announced its 2008 Give One, Get One campaign. This year individuals have the ability to Give One (for $199) or Give One and Get One (for $399). In coordination with this announcement, OLPC has … Continue reading →

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Bill Wolff

Associate Professor, Communication and Digital Media, St. Joseph's University

Tag Archives: students

the metaphors of class discussion

replacing online advertising with add-art

one laptop per child announces 2008 campaign

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