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“Yo, It’s a Time Machine!”
Investigating an unknown cultural object can be a fascinating way to teach research and critical thinking skills—and to learn about unfamiliar times and places. The startled student who unexpectedly discovered this “time machine” encountered one of the largest artifacts in the … Continue reading
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Tagged artifacts, critical thinking, cultural objects, employee relations, IBM, labor history, time clock, time machine
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Modern Cabinet of Curiosities Stuns the Eye and Mind
Jay Walker, 52-year-old founder of the Internet think-tank Walker Digital (known for Priceline.com), has built a library celebrating human imagination. Books and artifacts from a Sumerian clay cone to a Kelmscott Chaucer to a German Enigma code machine and a … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, artifacts, Books and Libraries, Libraries, Libraries - Modern Buildings, Museums, technology
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