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Eco-friendly Gallery | Environment Team The Future Of Work Is Play Humans love games. Just check the current news cycle for evidence: The Xbox 360’s sleek, new controller-free gaming device, Kinect, is the fastest-selling consumer electronic product ever. Foursquare has attracted millions of badge-seeking users and aspiring “mayors.” And new programs like Quest to Learn are bringing game dynamics into our educational system. What is it about games that makes them so appealing? And how can we translate our enthusiasm for play into the workplace? What’s the most basic definition of a game? I’m partial to the definition put forth by Katie Salen and Eric Zimmerman in their book Rules of Play: A game is a system in which players engage in an artificial conflict, defined by rules, that results in a quantifiable outcome. What are some examples of how I could use the power of games to keep myself motivated during a long, personal project (say, making a documentary film)? Smaller self-imposed challenges can spark your creative drive in ways you don’t expect.

iconwerk VideoLectures - exchange ideas & share knowledge Welcome to Treehouse, Start Learning Today Gothic Architecture Pictures All text and pictures © QT Luong. See conditions for use of pictures. There are 28 pictures on this page out of 228 pictures of Gothic Architecture. Why the future of work is play - TNW Industry Is this what you look like right now? You’re not alone. But it doesn’t have to be like that. On Friday at the annual PSFK conference in New York City, Founding Partner and CEO of Undercurrent, a digital strategy firm and author of Game Frame Aaron Dignan took the stage to discuss why the future of work is play. For years, society has polarized “play” and “work,” associating the former with laziness and the latter with grave importance. But in these two pictures below, who looks indolent and who looks filled with competitive ambition? “There’s a clear difference in emotion, sensation and engagement when people are engaged in gaming because it’s rich in structure and there’s a reward. Why aren’t people doing what they want to do and why aren’t they engaged at work? Real life is full of unstructured spaces and in contrast, games are incredibly structured experiences. Why? “If you’re not playing you’re not learning,” says Dignan.

The Ultimate Complete Final Social Media Sizing Cheat Sheet In June of this year, we published an infographic listing all of the sizing information for images on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Pinterest. It was a wildly successful piece of content, totally blowing our expectations out of the water. Unfortunately, while its popularity has flourished, nearly every social network instituted changes to their image sizes, rendering most of the information on the infographic out of date. We knew we needed to update the information on the cheat sheet, but we weren’t comfortable with simply adjusting one or two figures on the blog post and leaving it as-is. We’d also received a lot of feedback, both on the design and information it contained. We also decided to permanently redirect the old sheet here, so that shared tweets, pins, likes, and so on, would lead to the correct sizing dimensions. So, without further ado, here it is – the ultimate, complete, final social media sizing cheat sheet. Is the student ready to be a teacher?

Khan Academy swfk-es - Snake Wrangling for Kids (Edición en Español) "Snake Wrangling for Kids" es un libro electrónico para niños de 8 o más años que quieran aprender a programar. Cubre lo básico de la programación utilizando el lenguaje de programación Python 3 como base para aprender los conceptos. La versión original en inglés ha sido escrita por Jason R. La versión en español está realizada a partir de la versión 0.7.7 inglesa que utiliza Python 3. El libro lo está leyendo actualmente mi hijo de 9 años que me está sirviendo de test sobre la claridad de las explicaciones. Si descargas este libro (sección Downloads) puedes ponerte en contacto con conmigo José Miguel González para comunicar erratas o mejoras posibles. Actualmente estoy traduciendo el libro de Mark Pilgrim Dive into Python 3. Gracias.