Articles of Interest May 22, 2013
QUOTE(S) OF THE WEEK
“Imagination… its limits are only those of the mind itself.” – Rod Serling
“I doubt that the imagination can be suppressed. If you truly eradicated it in a child, he would grow up to be an eggplant.” – Ursula K. Le Guin
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare; it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.” – Seneca
Innovation Quotes of the Week – May 12, 2013
Blog: Innovation Excellence
VIDEO(S) OF THE WEEK
Ken Robinson: How to escape education’s death valley
TED
Born to Learn
YouTube
To The Moon and Beyond, We Are The Explorers
The X Change Files | The Science & Entertainment Exchange
FEATURED EVENT
Flying Car
Innovation in Milwaukee
June 1 – 10
Creative Scientist Workshop Fosters Biomedical Science Innovation
University of Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
June 10 – 11
Announcing the Inaugural Playful Learning Summit – GLS Conference 9.0
The Learning Games Network
June 11
Designed Future 2013: Design Education Conference
The DESIGN-ED Coalition
June 28
Creative Oklahoma
November 19
CreativeMornings | a monthly breakfast lecture series
CreativeMornings
Various
ARTICLES OF INTEREST
The 100 Most Creative People In Business 2013
Fast Company
“1/47″
tompeters!
Google CEO on innovation: ‘We’re at 1% of what’s possible’
Computerworld
Electrical Brain Stimulation Helps People Learn Math Faster
Wired Science | Wired.com
The art v science debate: your views
London Evening Standard
Much will be learned from $1.3 billion artificial brain project either from success or failure
NextBigFuture.com
Exclusive Q&A With a Woman Pioneer in Biotech
Forbes
Kay Koplovitz: As for Innovation: My Bet Is on Women in STEM
The Huffington Post
We Have The Grammar Police. Why Not The Math Police?
The Creativity Post
Three Innovation Clockspeeds
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Improving Returns on your Innovation Investment
Blog: Innovation Excellence
The Golden Rule of Creativity
Blog: Inside the Box| Psychology Today
Scientific funding shouldn’t be aligned with commercialization
therecord
Why Bill Gates Bought Da Vinci’s Notebooks
Fast Company
Why millennials are the entrepreneur generation
VatorNews
Millennials Are Rewriting the Rules of Work and Entrepreneurship
Small Business Trends
Turning Adversity into Creative Growth
The Creativity Post
Bill Gates, designer? Public Interest Design honors 100
TED Blog
The 2013 Doris Duke Artists on Facing Creative Challenges
Creative Capital Blog
The Library’s Future Is Not an Open Book
The Wall Street Journal
Tiny preemies get a boost from live music therapy
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, AP
Molding the next generation of computer scientists
CNN.com
The Innovator’s Paradox: Hamlet Had The Answer All Along
Forbes
5 Contrarian Tips On Innovation
Global Cio | Executive
5 Habits Of The Most Creative People
Fast Company
Brain-Mapping Project’s Vision Coming into Focus
LiveScience
Innovation Challenge: Your Market is Never Stable
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Taking the Mystery Out of Innovation
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Don’t Dismiss The Ground Game
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Scott Joplin, the King of Rags
Blog: Plato on Pop | Psychology Today
France considering smartphone, tablet tax to fund cultural content
Arts & Entertainment | CBC News
Netflix Video Puts Even More Strain on the Internet
Variety
Teen Designed Emergency App Keeps Your Loved Ones At Ease and Reflects Importance of Youth Innovation in Tech
SiliconANGLE
Lydia Dobyns: Can President Obama’s Visit to New Tech School Pave the Way for Education Innovation?
The Huffington Post
Global Innovation Barometer–2013: Unconventional Strategy Unlocks New Drivers for Innovation– Pushing Comfort Zones
BizShifts-Trends
Manifesto: The Art and Science of Education (Part 14 of 14)
Blog: Sense and Sensation
How Bing Crosby and the Nazis Helped to Create Silicon Valley
The New Yorker
Using a Spark File to Organize Your Ideas
The Creativity Post
Soybeans and the Spirit of Invention
The New York Times
Arts proven to combat Alzheimers
Classical Music – Limelight Magazine
The E-Book Piracy Debate, Revisited
The New York Times
Technology, talent, tolerance are keys to economic engine
The Villager Newspaper
The Tinkering Table Comes to Class
Blog: Making Thinking Happen
Innovation: a Case for Entitlement (really!)
Blog: Innovation Excellence
So how will we Innovate in the Future?
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Yes, Innovation Is Messy!
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Creativity, Innovation and Cake
Blog: Innovation Excellence
Kill Your Innovation Champion
Blog: Inside the Box | Psychology Today
Creativity and Star Trek Alien Foreheads
Blog: The Science of Imagination | Psychology Today
Why We Have More Courage to Create in the Middle Years
Blog: Tracking Wonder | Psychology Today
So who’s making money publishing on the web?
Fortune Tech
Want to be the best in your field? Analyze everything, and Ask Better Questions. Here’s how.
Blog: Next Generation Consulting
How Important are Patents in Generating Innovation?
Blog: Wall Street Pit
Innovation in the arts
Harvard Gazette
Moving Beyond the Pill: Data Science to Impact Medicine More than the Drugs Themselves
PRNewswire | Rock Hill Herald Online
Genuine creativity: exploring computational materials science
Science Omega
Canadian industry can get along without NRC
Ottawa Citizen
TV Networks Face Falling Ratings and New Rivals
The New York Times
Broadcast TV Is Having a Rough Time, but Don’t Count It Out
DigitalNext – Advertising Age
Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class
Salon.com
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