MindMeister Swedish artist Sanna Dullaway has injected some colour into a host of historic photographs By John Hutchinson Updated: 16:02 GMT, 19 January 2012 They say some things are be better off left in the past. But Swedish artist Sanna Dullaway clearly doesn't agree with that concept as she has transformed some of the most famous black and white pictures ever captured into high resolution colour versions. While purists may disagree with the modernisation of such historic pictures such as the celebrations that marked VJ (Victory in Japan) day, images of devastation from Pearl Harbour and the shocking shot of a Viet Cong prisoner being shot in the head by an army general (demonstrating the brutality of the Vietnam War), the colour pictures do appear to re-emphasise the scene they are portraying. Little is known about the creator of these iconic images, but it is thought she is hoping to sell her work on the internet - and there is sure to be some firm interest. She writes on her Flickr site: 'Hi. It couldn't be simpler right? U.S. The aims for the devastating attack were for the U.S.
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From Chalkboards To Chat Boards: What Will eLearning Look Like In 2075? Albert Einstein said: “Your imagination is a preview of coming attractions.” When we consider education, does this mean that we will eventually live in a world where learning feels more like play and everyone has access to equal education? Will we live in a world where learning is individualized so every student maximally benefits from the learning experience? We might. Let’s rewind a bit and appreciate how far we have come. Then learning resources abruptly changed in the late 20th century. As education spread across the country and infiltrated various socioeconomic groups, technology spread as well. The elearning domain has evolved over several iterations. What Does The Future Hold? Futuristic elearning will probably involve technologies and platforms that derive from current trends. MOOCs These are just what they sound like. mLearning (Mobile Learning) Soon, online courses will become readily accessible on mobile devices. Virtual Technologies Gamification What About Schools and Teachers?
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Twitter now has 255 million users, but activity has dropped year over year Twitter posted solid financials and user growth today, but it wasn't enough to reassure Wall Street after the company's struggles last quarter. The company reported $250 million in revenue, more than double what it pulled in for the same quarter last year. But it also reported a net loss of $132 million for the period, more than four times what it lost in the first quarter of 2013. Investors were actually more concerned with its user growth than financials. Twitter has a clear challenge ahead of it: how to connect with mainstream consumers and get its user growth moving in the right direction again. Anticipation was high for this quarter's results. On the earnings call, Costolo called out big events like the Oscars, Olympics, and Super Bowl as major drivers of Twitter's advertising growth and signals that it was increasingly important to mainstream users.
Tasty Planner - Create, Plan and Share Recipes, Menus, Grocery Lists and More. A Eulogy for Twitter The beloved social publishing platform enters its twilight. We've been trying to figure out the moment Twitter turned, retracing tweets to see whether there was something specific that soured the platform. Something is wrong on Twitter. Or, at least, the kind of people we hang around with on Twitter are noticing. The publishing platform that carried us into the mobile Internet age is receding. Twitter used to be a sort of surrogate newsroom/barroom where you could organize around ideas with people whose opinions you wanted to assess. But maybe there's a better question to ask first: Which Twitter did we lose? Looking back, 2013 Twitter was basically a hangover to 2012 Twitter, when we could imagine leaving the platform some day but not anytime soon. It's funny that we delineate Twitter eras by the year, or that we even can, because the platform is so fixated on the "right now." Besides, the Twitter worth talking about transcends all those other Twitters. So who is Twitter for, anyway?