"With the trend in personalization continuing to grow in apps and gadgets, it’s refreshing to see one company apply the same tech principles to something even more impactful: children’s books ..."
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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"In your recent internet wanderings you might have spotted a few residents of BusinessTown, the industrious anthropomorphic animals who look strikingly similar to the ones from your favorite childhood picture book—except these creatures are digital ..." 
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"Linda Liukas believes the world will be a better place if more women learn computer coding, and has written a children’s book to catch them young ..."
June Rumiko Klein's curator insight,
August 3, 2015 11:27 AM
Linda Liukas' assertion that "Women make gifted coders because they are creative and brilliant communicators" makes sense to me. The art of storytelling is also about successfully communicating your ideas with a purpose in mind to others. The more complex and creative the story, the more the reader enjoys and learns from the experience. Imagine a world where our culture values everyone for what they can contribute and not how they fit into long held stereotypes. |
