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minmalize your philosophy + (kind of) movie poster?
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though my soul may set in darkness, it will rise in perfect light. i have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night. “the old astronomer to his pupil” by sarah williams I originally found this poem attached to a Star Trek blog that I was browsing back when J.J. Abrams’s Into Darkness was released. The passage was associated with Captain Kirk, another one of my favorite TV heroes, and I was struck by the piece’s simplicity and powerful, inspiring message. To embrace one’s fear–to investigate it, dwell in it–is to conquer it and discover a new ...
Up In Out
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From the Minimize Your Philosophy assignment: Pick your favorite quote OR make up your own phrase which describes a philosophy that you try to live by. It can be about love, friendship, family, education, culture, health, charity, etc. Design a minimalist poster depicting the concept. Extra challenge: Try to include a unique element that makes it YOU. Don’t forget to explain your thought process. (2 stars) I wanted to use the simplest image creators to exhibit the short and sweet Up, In and Out (so I used paint). It is a self-awareness tool that I have learned from Jo Saxton ...
Life-Long-Learners: My Minimalist Philososphy
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I find that as I write posts for my blog I am often caught deciding for whom the post is intended. Some posts are designed exclusively for my audience of K-12 educators. More recently, I have been creating a wide range of posts to demonstrate my progress through the Digital Storytelling (DS106) course. However, in some cases I try to share a “hybrid” post where it satisfies not only a requirement of a DS106 assignment but also has some ideas or resources that my K-12 audience of educators may find beneficial. Such was the case in my recent post “Life-Long-Learning’ ...
‘Life-Long Learning’ – What it means to me …
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Linda McKenna, as a DS106 colleague, has an amazing flair for design. This is evident when one looks at the layout of her powerful blog entitled “Never the Same River“, together with her creative assignments that I have witnessed her submit and share as part of this amazing Digital Storytelling (DS106) course. However, Linda is not laid-back to the point where she just picks and chooses typical assignments that others have prepared for the course. Rather she “pushes the envelope” and after great thought submits assignments that she has creatively crafted to challenge her colleagues. Today, I will attempt to ...