Hey all – Please ask a question and/or share your topic for the Inspiration Report here. We can discuss!
- Inspiration Report: 11/19 or FLUID DATE before the last day of class.
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Hi all –
Here is my Inspiration Report (https://docs.google.com/document/d/16RWjJ-bqN0TpsJAoEZqbFPNzNRNd6b6lU9tgDZwjZT8/edit?usp=sharing). It is a Google doc for background and a Google slide deck (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zgxN3dv0l_NEXiPX2wrW1iDjhC_DP4WHGxQ41scoeRw/edit?usp=sharing).
I look forward to viewing yours!
@hfergie Thanks for sharing!!
Hey @Michael! I want to look at memory labs for my inspiration report, under the tech and trends focus. Would that be an appropriate topic? Thanks!
@sydneynichols That sounds GREAT!
Hi @michael ! I have been really interested in the recent posts about board games in libraries! Is a proposal to add board games to a library, as a new medium or new section, an appropriate subject for this (I’m thinking under Participatory Trends)?
@emmaginary I would be super interested in that topic. It is absolutely a Participatory Trend.
@emmaginary I LOVE this idea!
I’m guessing it’s going to be okay to have multiple people discuss the same topic, right? I’ve been rolling the idea around about the power of stories, as it’s something I’ve held true to for a long time. However, how I present it might be similar to how others do. (I see that @hfergie is doing the same, but she’s looking at it from a project for students.) I want to be unique in the program I create, but that may not happen. Your thoughts, @michael?
@tremmer Totally fine to do the same topic. Also – Power of Stories is huge with so many different ways to approach it! Each student brings their own POV to the work.