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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Books and Tools To Get Started in Video Game Programming
In honor of the Global Game Jam 2014, I collected a few tools and resources to help you or your students get started in learning game programming using various technologies. The Global Game Jam is a world wide hackathon … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, game based learning, games, open source, programming, stem, teaching
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Easy Data Visualization with Google Charts and JavaScript
Looking for an easy and free way to visualize data to gain insight? Google has provided a JavaScript programming interface so that you can integrate Google Charts in your applications. To my surprise, I found it is very easy to … Continue reading
Posted in programming, stem, technology
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10 Helpful and Geeky Question and Answer Communities
I have started reading a fun book on innovation management called “Beyond the Obvious” by Phil McKinney. Mr. McKinney has directed a diverse technical career including serving as CTO of HP. A core theme of his book is that … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, open innovation, programming, technology
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The trap of perfectionism
Early this morning, I woke from a nightmare. In the dream, I had landed a job at the university where I had done my PhD research. In this job, I was supposed to be teaching a large (300 students) lecture … Continue reading
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3 Steps to Energize Your 2014
How was your day? Did you feel energized by your activities or work? For me, this is such a powerful question. We have no clue how long we will be blessed to live our lives. I consider each day a … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, leadership, parenting, teaching
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7 Blogs to Encourage Young Entrepreneurs
http://www.college-startup.com: Started by Ben Bleikamp, this blog began teaching people how to make money from their dorm room. Their community of authors now share insight to a broad range of topics of running an Internet based business. http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/blog/ : “Founded in 1999, YoungEntrepreneur.com … Continue reading
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