Cross Media Creative Lab 영작문을 위한 유용한 웹사이트 모음 필자: 김성우 작성일: 2014-03-12 카테고리: 문화 | 댓글 : 4 (since 2012-12-24) : 19508 영작문을 위한 웹사이트를 모아봤습니다. 평상시에 제가 여러 번 하는 말이지만 자료는 많습니다. 중요한 것은 자신이 원하는 게 무엇인지 먼저 파악하는 일입니다. 그리고 많은 웹사이트를 살펴보기보다는 관심 가는 사이트 두세 개를 중심으로 공부하는 게 좋다고 생각합니다. 예를 들어 ‘데일리 라이팅 팁스’(Daily Writing Tips) 같은 사이트는 그 자체로 […] 여러분들 덕분에 올해도 연구비 우수교원으로 선정되었습니다. 삼성문화재단 서울상상나라 계약직 직원채용 의뢰를 받았습니다. 노은지. 김수진, SUJIN KIM ■ 이메일: turkishcastle@gmail.com ■ 학력 2014. 3 ~ 이화여자대학교 일반대학원 디지털미디어학부 미디어디자인전공 석사과정 재학중 2009. 3 ~ 2014 . 2 이화여자대학교 조형예술대학 서양화전공 학사 졸업 2006. 3 ~ 2009. 2 서울예술고등학교 졸업 ■전시 2014.1 공장미술제 – 문화역서울284 2014.1 BOX@ DMC nonCLASS - 디지털미디어시티(DMC) 홍보관 2014.12 EWHA VISION ARTIST EXHIBITION – 이화 아트센터 허소임. 허유경, Yu-Kyoung HER ■ 이메일 : yugun9011@gmail.com ■ 학력 2014. 3 ~ 이화여자대학교 일반대학원 디지털미디어학부 미디어디자인전공 석사과정 재학중 2009. 3 ~ 2014 . 2 이화여자대학교 조형예술대학 서양화전공 학사 졸업 2006. 3 ~ 2009. 2 서울예술고등학교 졸업
New Currency Frontiers Welcome - New Currency Frontiers Open the Future Art Brock / Prezis co-creatingcultures Recently we delivered the final prize Hack The Ride to Miquel Llobet and David Farrús, members of the WMB team who were the first prize winners of Hack The Ride with a proposal based on Google Glass that integrated data from the bike while you drive and you can request more or less information from the controls of the bike. It was the first of three prizes to be awarded at the end of 24 hours of Hack The Ride, a hackathon we organised for/with BMW Motorrad and the global BMW Innovation Group (Innovation Works). The idea was to create new applications for mobile phones and similar devices to improve motorcycle driving in town. We took the Mobile World Center at Plaza Catalunya during the 22nd and 23rd of February. BMW showed and shared the workings of their new c-evolution electric motorbikes which come with an interesting set of sensors and systems for collecting and sharing data. The other two winners were: Paul Günther of the Gumball team won the third prize.
The future of work vision by Podio « The art of life and work There’s ample debate today around the need for a change in the way we work and how the future of work will look like. The reasons for this topic to be increasingly talked of usually come to reasons such as: the tools we currently use fail to really help us get work done in a context of increasing uncertainty, change & need for greater collaboration, both inside and outside company boundariesthe disengagement and energy drain of employees is affecting all sorts of organizationsa younger generation is entering the workforce with different expectations regarding the workplace I’m very passionate about the theme of the future of work maybe because I feel reason #1 often and because I’ve seen reason #2 happen a lot. So when my good friends at the Startup Pirates decided to invite me to an event on the Future of Work with Podio I had to say yes, of course! Podio’s vision seems to tackle reason #1 that I’ve appointed earlier, though the others are somewhat related. Share this if you like it :) :
Caught in Our Own Words System diagram of the vicious cycle of the Industrial Economy (red, top) and the virtuous cycle of the Natural Economy (green, bottom) Jeff Clearwater and Ferananda Ibarra* led a presentation on (Charles Eisenstein et al’s) Sacred Economics and Sharing Economies the other day while I was in Eugene OR (thanks to fellow communitarian and alternative economies enthusiast Tree Bressen twisting their arms to add Eugene to their current West Coast speaking tour). One of the ideas they presented that I found particularly inspiring was this: Much of what we believe, and much of what we are trying to change, is rooted in the terminology, the language we use to discuss it. This idea is consistent with George Lakoff’s idea of “reframing” conversations, because as long as you are talking with someone who has a different frame or worldview about a subject, you will never achieve an understanding or appreciation of the other person’s perspectives and beliefs, or what underlies them.
Tech News | Innovation News | Money News What’s your X? Amplifying technology moonshots Last week, we ran an experiment. We hosted a gathering, called “Solve for X,” for experienced entrepreneurs, innovators and scientists from around the world. The event focused on proposing and discussing technological solutions to some of the world’s greatest problems. Discussions began last week with this small event, and now we invite others to join the conversation on our website and our Google +page. The Solve for X gathering, which we co-hosted with Eric Schmidt, is a place to celebrate a concept we champion internally and that we believe will inspire many others: technology moonshots. Moonshots can come from anywhere—people of all ages and places, companies, academia, inspired experts, enthusiastic newcomers, and often from accidental discoveries. You can watch these videos and others on our site now, and we will add more in the coming week. Our gathering last week brought together a group that is already practiced at moonshot thinking to propose specific solutions.
Metacurrency: a wealth system After Sibos, Q4 is usually the period of the year when I try to re-boot, to refresh my sources, to be a sponge and take-in new knowledge. It’s when I start painting for the next year. When the themes and trends for next year start emerging. I wanted to get a much better feel for what this world of alternative and complementary currencies was all about, and decided to join a week-end “Collabathon” organized by Art Brock (@artbrock) and Eric Harris-Braun (@zippy314), the founders of The Metacurrency Project. From their site: What is the NextNet? It was a small group of people – about 50 or so- gathering that Friday evening. Friday evening was intro-day. The weekend had something “sacred”. Some of you may remember that Art was one of our “igniters” for the New Economies session at Innotribe at Sibos Toronto, but there we only had a couple of minutes. Here at this Collabathon, Art and Eric gave a 3-hour deep introduction on The Metacurrency project. Metacurrency comes in two parts: Seas Sea/See
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