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   iloop.tv
   Added Jul 18, 2008 by kse
   What would happen if you gave thousands of students around the world a single pad of Post-it® Notes and challenged them to innovate... in one week! What would they do? How would they use their imaginations? What would they create? This is the story behind the first film in the documentary series imagine it!
   tags: innovation, imagination, learning, collaboration, entrepreneurship imagineit!
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   MCA: Research Paper Archive
   Added Jul 17, 2008 by kse
   Summer 2008 The Role of Development Concepts in the History of Gestalt Theory: The Work of Kurt Koffka by Mitchell G. Ash
   tags: vygotsky, xmca, archive, san diego, ucsd, lchc, learning, development, innovation
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