dlaugh Daniel Laughlin
Jaikus from dlaugh
Tuesday, 26 June 2007
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There is a sand box area where folks can build anything. There is also proposal system for potential land use.
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You are a big sucker for volunteering. Whatever the cause, there's Jessy to volunteer:)
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Keith just reported that Griffin doesn't read blogs.
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Hiya Randy. Good to have you here. Randy's a veteran of NASA Learning Technologies.
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Good point. It is hardly a dialog if everyone is posting but no one is replying:)
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In a big picture view, we are looking to see more kids studying STEM in school, enrolling in STEM programs in college, graduating with STEM degrees and finding STEM work. Even bigger, a culture that values STEM learning and knowledge instead of glorifying Beavis and Butthead levels of ignorance. Is that asking too much?
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As an old comic fan I was amazed. I thought it would be cheesy - and it was in some ways:) - but it was really great. That it tested character was amazing.
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Perhaps the value of these postings is not readily evident to the majority of the summit participants. Or maybe many folks like more time to reflect. Or maybe they are too old:)
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America's Army is a good starting place, though it is a recruiting rather than educational tool. One of the companies that has done a lot of work on AA is at the conference today: Virtual Heroes.
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Yay, Jeanne! We need to take the space program to the people, not keep complaining that the people don't care about what we say they should.
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We continue to make the assumption that the space program as we know it SHOULD be important to kids. Maybe we need to examine that assumption more deeply.
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