A description of two iDiscover weeks undertaken in Year 3

This is an edited version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." This is the version we used in our 3rd grade classroom, though we included a number of BEATLES' songs in the production. There have been no TEXT CHANGES. This is only an edited version, so the language is Shakespeare's. 

Flow is a subtle but important feature of virtual worlds design. Flow or blockage of flow belongs to the aesthetic dimension of online virtual worlds. The study of flow goes beyond the usual dichotomies of user/tool, subject/object. Examples from the CyberForum@ArtCenter series of online events host more

Over the course of the twentieth century, art evolved in the direction of according more and more importance to interactivity, performance, installation and the participation of the public. The emergence of an aesthetics of the media arts in which networks, interface machines and sensors play an inc more

Learn how to build a theremin in this free online video guide to electronic musical instruments, including the history of theremins, playing tips, and how to build your own. The theremin is one of the earliest fully electronic musical instruments, and is named after its inventor Leon Theremin. Desig more

Looking back to the late nineteenth century, one can find traces of the earliest distance education learning programs at the university level at places like the University of Chicago and Columbia University. It would take six decades before an entire university was created specifically as a distance more

A fully credited high school distance learning geometry course offered via the Internet to students throughout the Hawaiian islands as part of a grant-funded pilot project through the Hawaii Department of Education. During this E-School (electronic school) course Cathi Sanders, a teacher at Punahou more

Click on a spirolateral in one of these galleries to display a full-size version; see a self-running demonstration of a variety of spirolaterals, or generate one of your own and see all the reversals. "The Art of Spirolateral Reversals," a paper available in PDF format, "continues an investigation i more

An interdisciplinary course on mathematics in art and architecture, including the pyramids, Dürer and da Vinci, kaleidoscopes, the Golden Ratio and the Platonic solids, symmetry and patterns, music, Vitruvius, mazes and labyrinths, the origin of perspective, and Escher.

This site, from the University Leaders for a Sustainable Future, presents a collection of sustainability programs and initiatives from higher education institutions around the world.