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Golden Lines - Design, Make Play & The Design of Everyday Things
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Golden Lines - Design, Make Play & The Design of Everyday Things

  • Due Sep 12, 2017 by 11pm
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When we read, especially academic reading, much of what we read can get lost in our minds. Whether it be that it's not important to us or whether it be that we are just so busy with our lives that we don't sit down and have time to synthesize it all. So one thing I like to do is what I call the "so what" or better yet, "Golden Lines" from the readings. Golden lines are particular text, ideas, or themes in the book(s) that really stuck out in your mind and made an impact on you (good or bad). So for this week, I would like you to post your Golden Lines from both books from what you have read thus far. Then, you will need to comment on at least two other golden lines. If someone comments on yours, you need to comment back...thus creating the discussion :) You need to post by Tuesday, 11pm and comment by Friday 11pm.

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