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Future Problem Solving Program International (FPSPI), formerly known as the Future Problem Solving Program (FPSP), aims to "[engage] students in creative problem solving".
Future Problem Solving Program International
Posted by venessa miemis on Thursday, October 18, 2012 · 0 Comments I’ve been hunting around for examples of future maps and graphics, hoping to be inspired by designs combining great content and form. Thanks to your responses on twitter and facebook, here are a handful of images to stimulate your thinking about where we’re headed next!
13 Trend Maps & Visualizations of the Future | Emergent By Design
Shirky Vs Morozov
Program or Be Programmed: 10 Commands for a Digital Age
Posted by venessa miemis on Sunday, February 6, 2011 · 5 CommentsHow Will We Collaborate if We Can’t Trust Each Other
Posted by venessa miemis on Sunday, January 8, 2012 · 38 Comments A few years ago, I had a big snowcrash moment about the power of networks and the web, envisioning the amazing potential that could be unleashed if we could just build our networks and weave them all together. Fast forward 18 months or so, and I find myself embedded within overlapping networks of networks…. and yet I still don’t see the magic happening that had appeared so clearly in my mind.
Le 26 octobre 2010, la Fing réunissait 120 décideurs, chercheurs et innovateurs pour identifier et formuler ensemble les "Questions numériques" qui les concerneront en 2011, et au-delà. Pour repartir avec des nouvelles idées, des nouvelles priorités, des nouvelles pistes d’action.
"Questions Numériques 2011-2012" : Cahier d’enjeux
Une brève histoire de l'avenir de Jacques Attali
Dans son dernier livre, Une brève histoire de l’avenir , à la fois fascinant et dérangeant, Jacques Attali déroule l’histoire des soixante prochaines années du monde. Dans une brillante synthèse, historique, politique, sociale, économique, écologique, scientifique et technique, il reprend certains grands thèmes de ses livres précédents, et notamment Les trois mondes , Lignes d’horizon , Fraternités ou L’homme nomade , pour nous plonger dans les racines du passé afin de discerner les branches porteuses de notre avenir.Digital World Freedom
[Update] This article was written over 2 years ago and it speaks directly to the Occupy Movement.
A Movement to Unite All Good Will Movements
Generation Y
The World Question Center 2010
I received this year's Edge Question while in Damascus, shuttling messages from Jerusalem aimed at probing possibilities for peace. And I got to thinking about how my thinking on world peace and transnational violence has been shaped by the Internet, and how the advent of the Internet has framed my view of human history and destiny. I'm aware that I'm living on the cusp of perhaps the third great tipping point in human history, and that this is an awesome and lucky thing to experience.
Editor’s note: Legendary investor Vinod Khosla is the founder of Khosla Ventures .
The “Unhyped” New Areas in Internet and Mobile
SAMPLE: Here's a selection of quote excerpts from the thousands of predictions in the 2012 report about expectations for the teens-to-20s age group - Generation AO - and the human impact of people's uses of the Internet by 2020:
Imagining the Internet
What the Contact Conference Was Really About
Posted by venessa miemis on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 · 10 Comments photo: grant potter3.0 & Beyond...
Information du futur: trouver la réalité dans le code
Quel avenir pour l'information ? Le journaliste belge Roland Legrand imagine la transmission de l'actu en 2026, hyper-personnalisée pour les lecteurs et objet de curation pour ses différents transmetteurs. Notre site d’information www.tijd.be existe depuis 15 ans désormais.7 Values of a Next-Gen Agency
Posted by venessa miemis on Monday, February 6, 2012 · 6 Comments As some of you know, I’m in the midst of helping build a chaordic living systems enterprise. Our core group is currently having fascinating conversations about mission, values and the kind of culture we want to cultivate amongst ourselves, which in turn will inform what we model and inspire in the world.Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television (1978) is a book written by Jerry Mander which argues that there are a number of problems with the medium of television .
Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television
Next Web : apps & trends
Future of News Portal
All Headlines - Future of News
Web Futur dedicated sites & pages
Love your pearltree very interesting by miz_brit May 10