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Saturday, August 27, 2011

Changing the Game

The third limitation is in our understanding of how much potential we have for growth and change. For the most part, people seem to think that life is linear, that our capacities decline as we grow older, and that opportunities we have missed are gone forever. Many people have not found their Element because they don’t understand their constant potential for renewal.
— Sir Ken Robinson / The Element

This is from a great post about gamification and education from The Mac Lab blog:
http://maclab.guhsd.net/blog/?p=27701

posted by Al Doyle at 1:38 AM | 1 comments