We’re excited to announce the publication of our new magazine, The Curiosity Driven Life!  Our inaugural issue features an article by Dr. Sophie von Stumm, of the UK, on “The role of curiosity for cognitive […]

In this TEDxSanMigueldeAllende talk,  economist Aleph Molinari discusses the use of a Learning and Innovation Network he pioneered in Mexico, called RIA, and how it can bring the digital revolution to more people […]

No, it’s not about counting on your fingers – Digital Learning Day is a “nationwide celebration of innovative teaching and learning through digital media and technology that engages students and provides them […]

January 26 is Thank Your Mentor Day!  If you’ve benefited from the council of anyone in your life, you’ve benefited from a mentor.

If you’ve ever helped someone learn the ropes of a new job or skill, coached a […]

The following is censored, in protest of SOPA and PIPA, proposed legislation that gives any corporation and the US government the power to censor the internet–bills that could pass THIS WEEK. To see the […]

Big Think reports this week on CourseKit, the brainchild of three University of Pennsylvania students,  Joe Cohen, Dan Getelman, and Jim Grandpreunhappy with current Learning Management System (LMS) and inspired […]

FarmVille, that ubiquitous Facebook game with more than 60 million online players tending virtual livestock and neon colored vegetable gardens,  has a  real life counterpart in the UK called MyFarm.   Led by the […]

In this week’s U.S. News & World Report, Ioannis (Yannis) N. Miaoulis,  president and director of theMuseum of Science, Boston and former dean of Tufts University School of Engineering, reflects on the role of […]

LI4Es community FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team, Team Duct Tape, took the top honor at their first qualifying competition this season, earning the Inspire Award and a spot in the State Championship. Check out […]

In our continuing journey down the experiential learning path, Learning is for Everyone is organizing the Tampa Bay area’s first Mini Maker Faire!  on Saturday, March 31, 2012.  Tampa Bay Mini Maker Faire fits in […]

“…a hungry mind” is a core determinant of individual differences in academic achievement. “  – Authors of, The Hungry Mind : Intellectual Curiosity is the Third Pillar of Academic Performance

Care2  reports […]

The Wall Street Journal reports on a recent Gallup survey ( Making Kids Work on Goals, and Not Just in Soccer ) that found that only 42% of students ages 10 to 18 polled, say they are energetically pursuing their goals, and only 35% strongly believe they can find ways around obstacles to their goals.  Studies, and common [...]

Libraries working hard to stay relevant and exciting in the 21st century are turning to “literary speed dating”, or ” bibdating” as it’s known in Belgium, where the concept was first introduced in 2005 to help make libraries ”more alive, more direct, more emotional.”   The San Francisco Public Library gave it a try and was swamped with [...]

The next generation’s Albert Einsteins and Marie Curies got a chance to jumpstart their careers this morning with the debut of the Google Science Fair, an online competition that invites 13- to 18-year-olds to share their bright ideas, experiments, and observations with the world. Representatives from Google, National Geographic, the LEGO group,…[Read more]

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