Here’s one:
Students Using It to Track ResearchAnother possible use is to have your students create boards dedicated to research projects. This is a great way for students who are working on group projects to share resources remotely and then generate discussion based on the research that was completed. The research is easy to use and share, and the visual appeal of Pinterest will make it easier for students to organize the information they collect.
Today’s tutorial: Turn old tea cups and saucers into bird feeders.
For the how-to / details — using caulk to attach cups and saucers to staircase posts (spindles) — visit the Something Wonderful blog.
(Spotted on Pinterest here.)
One home to rule them all
Step inside (watch your head) a Hobbit-esque “Low-Impact Woodland Home” built in Wales for under $5,000.
Stop the Wall – New York entrepreneurs speak up against SOPA and PIPA’s threat against the thriving ecosystem that powers our economy and society. Video by m ss ng p eces.
Dustin Feider had a different vision for treehouses than the conventional shack-like wooden structures often seen in suburban backyards. He wanted to design an eco-friendly structure that could sit among the trees without harming them, and that’s how he created the first O2 Sustainability Tree House. These unique treetop domes are constructed entirely of recycled materials, and they hang from cables instead of being bolted to trees so their impact is minimal.
Check out some more stunning treehouses.
