Thursday, May 07, 2009
Podstock GenFest KM/SE HyperPortal
The power of six degrees.
Everyone is on average six steps away from each person on Earth ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_degrees_of_separation ...www.braincubes.be/2009/03/18/the-power-of-six-degrees/
Labels: distributed learning, leapfrog, social responsibility
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Richard Louv's Jayhawker Magazine Yearbook Memes
University of Kansas - The Jayhawker Yearbook Class of 1969 Page 289
1969 JAYHAWKER MAGAZINE YEARBOOK SPRING ISSUE Transition 1969 277 Sports 293
... John Hill; " The Sounds of Silence, " Richard Louv; Theater Editor,
Cached - Similar pages
University of Kansas - The Jayhawker Yearbook Class of 1969 Page 129
1969 JAYHAWKER MAGAZINE YEARBOOK WINTER ISSUE Transition 69
121 Sports 133 Living ... Bonnie Flett, Cheryl Block, Richard Louv; Theater Editor, Bob Butler;
Experience ALL-WinWin Kanza Territory StoryTech Singularity ...
Labels: leapfrog, OCTA-Trails Marker, outdoor recreation, Planet U
FIFTH Freedom natural history adVenturing (FFnha)
became the 200th posting since Pathfinder Passports began.
Crafting No Child Left Inside ARTifacts for adaptive outdoor recreation "Eco-Challenges"
Empower consequential learning for "Know Your Wilderness Inquiry Zones" (WIZ)
Our 2009 Podstock Festival Trails-n-Tails" (TnT) theme:
[A] Reflects actionable distilled insights (WIZdom) for "EarthSea-Keeping" group activities
[B] Builds on FutureThought Leadership experiences with blended "Visual Learning" hyperportals
[C] Creates sharable community stewardship stories
about "geoWIZard" MentorshipART ... Rev: 25-Jan-2008
Att-1: NAIS-2006 Education Futures Flat World HotTopics PPT
Att-2: Minnesota Futurist Steve Troutman's Virtual Team PPT Slides
Att-3: WorldFutures 2007-07 The Future of Teams Panel PPT Slides
Labels: “Blog Action Day”, distributed learning, eco-challenge, eco-history, geotourism, leapfrog, outdoor recreation, Planet U, social responsibility, watershed
Sunday, March 18, 2007
KUCE-OLLI StoryTech Protocol
2007" MagicKnothole "StoryTechProtocol[KUCE-OLLI ] RJBurkhart - 03/18/2007 (Rev: 2013-Jan-15am)
1730 to 1829 F1RST American: Comm Unity of Practice (CoP)
Encroachment: Spanish Explorer Expeditions
Entitlement: Fur Traders & Mountain Men
Enforcement: Frontier Military Road
1830 to 1929 Kaw River Roots: "Waters to the Sea"
Dislocation: Indian Territory Treaties
Cultural Divides: American Civil War
Conflict & Conquest: F1RST World War
1930 to 2029 World Future Society: Eco-Futures Forum
Backcasting: Re*Framing IF-Only Mindsets
Forecasting: Re*Visioning What-IF Mindshifts
ALL-WinWin : Five Regions of the Future ...
Eco-History Trails-n-Tales : Persona & Perspectives
Gov & Mrs. Water Roscoe Stubbs ( 1909-1913 )
PSA: Public Service Attitudes ...
"The world of strife shut out.
The world of love shut in."
Digital Jaywalker - SEPT
:: Freedom's Frontier Writer's Journals
S: Social
E: Economic
P: Political
T: Technology
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[1] Buffalo Trails (1740-1871)
[2] Traveling in a Sacred Manner: The Pawnee Trail
[3] Fabled Journeys and Furs: Spanish and French Exploration in Kansas
[4] Solving the Mystery of the West: Early Explorers (1748-1846)
[5] Making the Eagle Scream: John Charles Fremont
[6] River Highway to the Interior
[7] Santa Fe Trial and Trade (1821-1872)
[8] Ranches Along the Santa Fe Trail
[9] George Catlin's Journey into a New World
[10] Go West: On the Overland Trail (1840-1860)
[11] Hard travelling: Families on the Overland Journey
[12] Gold Seekers Cross Kansas
[13] Trail to the Top (1858)
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[14] Emigrant Trails into Kansas (1854-1862)
[15] The Kaw: A River Highway (KVHA River Roots)
[16] Wagons West: Overland Freight and Stagecoach Lines
[17] The Pony Comes Through: Short-Lived Pony Express Saga
[18] Freedom's Route: Underground Railroad in Kansas (1830-1861)
[19] From Trail to Rail: Steel Serpent Comes to Kansas (Land Grants)
[20] Railroads and Rainfall: Promoting ... Paradise on the Plains
[21] The Camera Tells the Truth: Early Western Photographers
[22] The Chisholm Trail (1867-1877)
[23] The Cowboys Daily Routine on the Chisholm Trail
[24] Good Roads, Good Business
[25] Turnpike, Traffic and Tourists (KVHA Pathfinder Passports)
[26] Learning from Kansas ... ( Kanza: Comm Unity of Practice)
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On Kansas Trails Bibliography (1986-1990)
http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/lifelonglearning/forums/ # (InOp)
Upper Wakarusa Watershed: Community of Practice (CoP) ...
http://virtual-team-tactics.futurethought.info/
Labels: distributed learning, leapfrog, social responsibility, watershed
Saturday, December 30, 2006
Anticipatory Thinking Skills:
Whales' Tale MentorshipART Gallery
South China Sea UFO Encounters
About USS Cimarron (AO-22) during her last WestPac Cruise (1967) ...
On a clam Sunday afternoon in transit to Yankee Station from Subic Bay PI, our starboard lookout suddenly reported a dark surface contact ten degrees off the bow. We'd had NO prior South China Sea surface radar contacts!
By the time the OOD-UW reacted to this report, we observed two contacts that merged into one as we watched. Our bridge wing gyro-compass repeater showed no bearing change which meant CIM was on a "collision course" with this UFO (Unidentified Floating Object) . . .
We were already 'in extemis' as CIM's bow plowed into the UFO's last known position. So, we scanned for debis and advised our fantail man overboard watch to do the same.
While our bridge watch team tried to assess these unexpected developments, our duty BMOW (Bosuns Mate on Watch) shouted WHALE HO off the starborad beam!
Then, we all observed a huge whale breach about 40 feet vertically into the air . . . while giving CIM the "angry eye" for disturbing its Sunday siesta.
Our summary: No harm / No foul / No collsion report!
Reflections on unintended consequences of polluted inland waters to the sea!
A Hawaii Whalesong e-Cology Experience ... (Sunday, November 17, 2002)
Labels: distributed learning, eco-challenge, leapfrog, social responsibility, watershed
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Wakarusa Watershed Eco-Challenge (6n18am)

Rivers are both byways and barriers.
To understand history, first understand rivers.
Visit Futurethought BlogSpot for perspectives on Prairie Passage Eco-History Trails-n-Tales(cc) ...
Edu-Trek Hyperport Mission :_:
HELPING FutureThought Leaders discover Edu-Tainment
FUN& Global Multi-Generational Learning Futures :_:
... This Hyperport prototype explores Blended v-Learning
-via- CLOnet-LLCrew [Chief Learning Officer Network]
... Think globally / Interact regionally / Learn locally
... Copyright© 2003-2006
by ACCTTS-LLC. All Rights Reserved Worldwide.

Labels: agritourism, distributed learning, eco-challenge, geotourism, leapfrog, watershed
Friday, June 17, 2005
FutureThought Leadership Tips
:: Honor Hometown Heroes
>>The Heroes & Stories blog will provide an opportunity for you to share your story--a story hopefully to help create opportunities for Kan-Ed to be the catalyst for REIMAGINING our world. (Please do publish your email address so we can follow-up on your story!)
Reimagining elementary classrooms? This is a great model! (See more at http://trc.altec.org/ )URGENT!!! My daughter, Summer is NOT in a Tech Rich Classroom--and it KILLS me!!
Source-URL: http://itsurgent.blogspot.com/2005/06/i-have-sense-of-urgency.html
Labels: “Blog Action Day”, distributed learning, eco-challenge, geotourism, leapfrog, outdoor recreation, Planet U, social geocoding
