Joan Lederman is a ceramic artist who lives and works in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Through the conception and presentation of her art, Lederman’s work integrates art, science, history, and technology. As a result, her work embodies many concepts at the center of CNDLS’ philosophy and presents an opportunity to explore ideas about teaching and learning.
Click here to learn more about Joan's upcoming exhibit at Georgetown University.
Earthquakes and hurricanes serve as useful reminders to expect the unexpected! As winter weather approaches, think about how you might continue with coursework in the event of a disruption. Check out our Academic Continuity site for some tips on planning!
As part of the Wikimedia Foundation's Public Policy Initiative, Rochelle Davis (SFS) integrated Wikipedia into two of her classes with the help of Wikipedia campus ambassadors. To learn more about the project, watch the video on the left or visit the GLI Website.
Attendees of the 2009 Fall Faculty Convocation saw the premiere of Reimagining Tradition: The Spirit of Teaching and Learning at Georgetown, produced by CNDLS.
The film offers input from faculty, students, and staff on Georgetown's traditions and challenges, and shares stories of innovation from across campus.
Produced by CNDLS, with special thanks to Theresa Schlafly, Danny Gonzalez, Branden Buehler, Paulina Maldonado, Leanne McWatters, and Bill Garr.
January 27, 2012 — The Doyle Engaging Difference Program presents the new Doyle Film and Culture Series, beginning February 1. The Series will screen four critically-acclaimed films that each speak directly to the Program's commitment to engage with issues of difference and diversity.
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January 23, 2012 — We are delighted to announce that six student Integrative Arts Fellows will be working with CNDLS this semester in conjunction with Where the Seafloor Melts, an exhibit of ceramic art by Joan Lederman.
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January 20, 2012 — "Where the Seafloor Melts: Ocean Mud, Ceramic Change and the Connected Mind," an exhibit of work by the ceramic artist Joan Lederman, will open on January 25 at the Spagnuolo Gallery in the Walsh building on campus.
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January 20, 2012 — As students begin settling into their chosen courses, those of us serving as Campus Ambassadors for the Wikipedia US Education Program gear up to present on Wikipedia in participating classes around campus.
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January 10, 2012 — The much-awaited Kindle Fire has been available to the public for about a couple of months now. This is Amazon’s newest device and the company’s entry into the tablet market.
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November 23, 2011 — "The iPad finally has serious competition." Sam Biddle of Gizmodo shared that observation in response to the release of the much-anticipated Kindle Fire, which Amazon started shipping last week. What's truly amazing about the Fire is the price tag ($199), which is more than an indication of Amazon's ability to compete—it signals that mobile technology is quickly approaching ubiquity, which will continue to rapidly change how we work, communicate, and learn.
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