We have become the speed-daters of mobile learning. With learners glued to their phones, you have only a couple of minutes to catch their attention. Let alone stick in their memory. Based on various researches, between 55 and 63% of all worldwide internet sessions are mobile. Moving toward a mobile-first experience means drastic changes in the way […] Read more
In April 2016, knitknot — an international collective of architects, urban planners, artists, and thinkers — unveiled plans for a low-cost school. The design team were crowdfunding the project, and were seeking $24,000 to complete the scheme. More than two years later, having secured the required funds, the architects behind the ambitious project have shared […] Read more
Virtual Reality, when done right, is a complete immersion that leads to mental transportation to another place. Your brain should feel like it is somewhere else, despite where your body is. I experienced this at the Dutch company ASML, who provide products and services to mass produce chips on silicon. Their operators train on the […] Read more
In the heart of New York City, Manhattanville by Renzo Piano is taking shape. Manhattanville is the new Columbia University campus. The long-term master plan will be completed in successive phases, the first of which includes the Jerome L. Greene Science Center, the Lenfest Center for the Arts, and the newly completed University Forum. While […] Read more
Why did the busiest person in the world, former U.S. president Barack Obama, read an hour a day while in office? Why has the best investor in history, Warren Buffett, invested 80% of his time in reading and thinking throughout his career? And did you know that Bill Gates reads a book a week? And […] Read more
