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Notes and perspectives on researching 'other' user groups

The new Gold Detector. Handmade. Very sensitive and water proof.

A small introduction to laban analisys, that lead to a personal way of possibilities to improvisation in contemporary dance. I started with small basic principles, trying to show how is possible to develop more complex movement sequences.

A small introduction to laban analisys, that lead to a personal way of possibilities to improvisation in contemporary dance. I started with small basic principles, trying to show how is possible to develop more complex movement sequences.

A small introduction to laban analisys, that lead to a personal way of possibilities to improvisation in contemporary dance. I started with small basic principles, trying to show how is possible to develop more complex movement sequences.

This is an exploration of adding and combining physical tags in order to tell the Roomba Hoover robot what to do. Exploration of the actDresses project: programming robots by changing the physical appearance. Videos from Rob Tieben's internship at the Mobile Life Centre in Stockholm.

Educator and author Daniel Lee Henry gives a lecture on nineteenth century encounters between Natives and non-Natives in Chilkat country. This talk is part of a lecture series sponsored in November 2009 by Sealaska Heritage Institute to celebrate Native American Month.

Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island has kicked it up a notch in the arena of high performance computing with the unveiling of a new almost-supercomputer at the Center for Computation and Visualization. Interviews, video, editing and production done (with a great deal of cooperation) in one week, by Scott Kingsley.

Experiencing our heritage by recreating authentic sounds of the past - What would a ritual at Stonehenge have sounded like 4,000 years ago? - Why would different acoustics have saved more lives during the Kings Cross Underground tragedy in 1987? - What did Coventry Cathedral sound like before it […]

Continuum discovers how consumers think about Green. What's your perspective on sustainability? Continuum has won a coveted 2009 Gold IDEA/Business Week award for the Colorblind project.

Early Intervention, and Implications for Teacher Training (June 18, 2004)

Exploring questions of Identity and Ideology through Contemporary Canadian Picture Books (2004)