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All New Kinds of Fail

Thu, 08 May 2008 20:38:16 GMT

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Clip Source: failblog.wordpress.com

Tags: fail

Impact of Using ICT in Education

Thu, 08 May 2008 12:08:36 GMT

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Clip Source: assobirin.wordpress.com

ICT (Informations and Computer Technology) is the term used to refer to the integrated use of information, informatics, and communication tools and infrastructure to assist in the dissemination of knowledge

ICT can also be viewed as ‘the electronic means of capturing, processing, storing, and communicating information’. With the advent of globalisation, ICTs are sometimes seen to be divided into ‘old’ technologies such as radio, television, telephones and public address systems and ‘new’ technologies such as computer hardware, software, networks, and the Internet

under suitable conditions, ICTs have the potential to induce social and economic developement

ecturer and teacher can encourage a greater degree of conctructivist learning within l format. There are way to do this by posing questions and problems, offering visual imagery to stimulate

help bridge the divide between direct and conctructivist learning models

Breast Pudding?

Thu, 08 May 2008 09:17:41 GMT

clipped by: Sheroug
clipper's remarks:

Clip Source: inventorspot.com

f you've ever seen the movie "Airplane", you might recall a scene in which the jet is being shaken up by turbulence. The camera zooms in on two mounds of Jello jiggling like crazy, then pans up to a well-endowed lady's, erm, endowments jiggling similarly. It was a funny gag, but we wouldn't expect the Jello people to start packaging their pudding with the same association. And they wouldn't expect us to expect it, either.

Japan is another story, however, and these sweet breast puddings come from the land where anything goes. The packaging is both complex and creative, requiring lots of unfolding and opening - I'm somewhat surprised buttons or clasps aren't involved. But I digress... the point being that someone put a lot of thought into the entire wacky concept. Thanks to RUKZ.com for these images, by the way!

It's also curious that a conscious effort was made to provide variety among the various "girls" whose braless bosoms are displayed so brazenly.

That Art of Selling Naked

Thu, 08 May 2008 09:06:09 GMT

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Clip Source: inventorspot.com

Playboy is a global brand that entertains men around the world with boobs and blondes. You may think that it does not take much advertising creativity to sell photos of naked women. You would be wrong. Here's 10 Great Playboy Ads that Show the Art of Selling Naked:

Playboy Ad 1. Online - Global

This is a viral ad that was used on the internet to direct consumers to the Playboy website

Playboy Ad 2: Playboy Mirror Doormat - Unknown Country

Playboy Ad 3. Hairy and Happy - Brazil

This print ad from Brazil reads: "1975/2006. 31 years of Playboy in Brasil." The picture is worth 1,000 words.

Playboy Ad 4. Lay Me Down - Argentina

Playboy Ad 5. Playboy Supports PETA - Brazil

This PETA ad shows Playboy's support of the cause not only by their logo but also by the models. Skin for skin.

Playboy Ad 6. Every Man's Dream - Portugal

Playboy Ad 7. Wet White T-Shirts - Germany

Playboy Ad 8. Playboy without Nudity? - Germany

Playboy Ad 9. Attention Grabber - Germany

Playboy Ad 10. Get Your Hands on Playboy dot com

Tags: playboy, ads, creative

Creativity with Computer Components

Thu, 08 May 2008 08:53:08 GMT

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Clip Source: www.crookedbrains.net

Billboard made out of computer Components.

Circuit Egg - a sculpture made out of old circuit boards.

Computer components lamp.

A tech palette - created by Sculptor Pierre I.

Egg & chips.

Recycled circuit board magnet.

Circuit board bench - this doesn't seem like a structurally sound idea.

Circuit board art.

Harddrive desk clock.

Earrings of Circuit board, CD-Rom, refractive polymer, lenticular plastic & sterling silver.

One can make a coffee maker out it.

New use of an old mouse?

Keyboard got a new use.

A great use of a monitor.

Titled Technology Smiling, this Mona Lisa is made up of hundreds of computer components.

Mac fanboys dream mailbox.

Tags: computer, components, art, creative

NY Times Crossword Drawings

Thu, 08 May 2008 08:48:35 GMT

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Clip Source: www.emilyjocureton.com

NY Times Crossword Drawings

inspired by the daily new york times crossword puzzle

Clip Source: www.emilyjocureton.com

Tags: crossword, ny times, drawings, puzzle