Great Map

This essay says it all better than I ever could. "This is a rough sketch of a more advanced knowledge map that has never been drawn." - R.B.Wild ("Non-Geo" Graphical Information Systems, with a particular focus on Mapping Knowledge Domains.I'm interested in creating visualizations of 'ideas' that do not necessarily have a geo basis to them). For examples, click on the map sketch above, and here for the whole mapping story. ♫ What's He Building In There? Video "A story about a boy in a wolf costume who sails away and tames ferocious beasts and then returns to learn that the best thing of all is dinner." -----> Best Movie Trailer --> Official Trailer---> Listen to the Score Free ----> ( Buy the Sound ♫ Track )

29 January 2009

Moving the Map Project Via

GLOBAL MUSIC - WEB TRAFFIC METRICS

Research on Visuospatial Thinking and Reasoning

COGNITIVE MAPPING (Definitions, Examples, and Resources)

Time Management MindMap

(100s of) 3D-images(stereogramms)

Our Brain is made up of three main parts, which have developed at different stages of our evolution.

Pleasure Dome is a year-round film and video exhibition group dedicated to the presentation of experimental film and video.

Art Seller's Guide

The End

"Drawing itself is a part of learning: learning to use one’s eyes to see more intensely." - Henry Moore
"Borders represent the idea of impermeability alongside the reality of permeability. Borders separate at the same time as they connect. They insist on purity, distinction, difference, but facilitate contamination, mixing, creolization. Borders fix, demarcate; but they are themselves imaginary, fluid, always in the process of changing." - Susan Stanford Friedman
"The best way to win an argument is to begin by being right." - Via
"Holy cow! You mean I could have thought anything ... and been anything?!" - TU
"The mirth and fun grew fast and furious." - Robbie Burns
- posted by Ron Wild @ 1/29/2009 12:43:00 PM

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