Some forms of personal information enjoy normative protection via specific privacy policies and laws, because they qualify as information about persons that is considered either sensitive or intimate, or both.
Perhaps more importantly, students in active learning environments show greater retention of information, enjoy the classes more, and show improved critical thinking and problem solving skills (Armbruster et al. 2009; Ebert-May et al. 1997; Nelson 2008; Walker et al. 2008).
They can be a personal story, a reaction to the news of the day, or a simple link to another site with information you enjoyed.
Since we are all overwhelmed by junk information -- irrelevant e-mail, pointless Facebook updates, moronic Twitter postings and news stories about Kardashians -- anything that lets us get back into the flow if information to enjoy the serendipity of discovery has got to be a good thing.
Image-oriented individuals can be considered high visualizers: preferring to view information and enjoying visually-oriented games (Mendelson and Thorson 2004).
FROM THEIR NEW 27th-floor boardroom in lower Manhattan, executives of Bridge, the financial markets information firm, enjoy a marvelous view.
Video ads, which are usually paired with a nearby banner ad that viewers can click for more information, typically enjoy very high click-through rates, says Patrice Varni, director of Internet marketing for Levi Strauss.
You look out the window and see the remains of the actual temple above and then, with great comfort, lighting, and information, you enjoy the art -- quasi in situ.
So mark your calendars for April 30, visit the websites I've mentioned for more information, and enjoy the Furry Vengeance experience with your kids -- both in the theater and beyond!
Bender's best work, at least as indexed by the two large multi-channeled works shown at The Kitchen, will require permanent installations--the kind that Paik's Information Superhighway enjoys at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington--to keep audiences, and art historical discourse, coming back to her.
