Given that a prime goal here is to create what the Harvard Internet analyst David Weinberger calls a "smart room" — a place for constructive discourse — I'm elevating McIntyre's comment to "Your Dot" status: This primer is named "The Watt" yet it purports to be a primer about energy.
And whatever else is driving the Clinton strategy, many agree that smart politics, of the not necessarily constructive kind, is part of it.
It was ramshackle, self-satirising, and arch as hell – but it was also whip-smart, imaginatively adventurous and determined to carve something constructive out of the disillusion and jadedness that often seems to be their generation's lot.
2) The smart classroom could provide the learning contents, interaction support, and constructive learning tools for all type of the teaching and learning activities, including personalized learning, group learning, inquiry learning, collaborative learning, mobile learning, and virtual learning.
Instead of just dumping homeless people in another city and hoping they aren't smart enough to just come back, here's a few constructive ideas for how to handle this homeless problem.
To create a smart growth environment, leaders need to encourage diversity of thinking and constructive debate.
I'm not an attorney, so I welcome all constructive criticism and feedback so i can become smarter about the subject at hand.
"So we have to be leading, that means we've got to be smart about how we try to assert our power so it is constructive, makes a difference and does lead to greater peace and prosperity," Clinton said.
The smart classroom conducive to student-centered learning gives students the adaptive learning support for active learning and constructive learning activities.
But if your aim is true, and you're tight with Miss Cindy Brady (which means that you could hear constructive criticism from her in return), then go for it: "Sometimes, the way you speak undercuts how smart you are".
