Monday, January 27, 2014

Cyberpedagogy introduces students to the philosophical, pedagogical, and practical aspects of using digital technology in cultural production and art education. While facilitating student experience with particular software and hardware, the course also promotes a critical discussion of the social impact, aesthetic ramifications, and pedagogical strategies of these technologies.

 Ice Age... Our New Reality

11 Ways to Survive Chicago's Polar Vortex



Funny Cold
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Holed up at home with your significant other/kids/dog/non-condoned space heater? Don't waste a perfectly good sub-zero day. Here are 11 ways you can have fun today (without losing any of the good parts of your face).

11. Cook Something New
Dominick's was smart: They shut down for this weather like a week ago. Didn't make it to Jewel before the wind chill hit Siberian lows? See if Pinterest has a recipe that includes jarred pesto, Shrimp Flavored Ramen and rainbow sprinkles -- you know, the only things in your cupboard.

10. Play Monopoly
No, I mean all the way through. You've got the time.

9. Wear Your Snuggie in the Shower
Or freeze to death. Your choice. Remember how you meant to ask your landlord to re-caulk, but then The Voice happened? #TeamBlake.

8. Don't Have Sex
It's not worth losing your layers.

7. Conduct a Potato Chip Taste Test
Because SEE ABOVE.

6. Grow Out Your Leg Hair
Because SEE ABOVE ABOVE.

5. Get Swabbed for the Flu and Strep Simultaneously
I did it! What a blast! Marvel at how they make those Q-Tips so GODDAMN LONG. OWWW.

4. Google "Los Angeles Apartments for Rent Refrigerator Los Feliz"
Question everything about the "life" you've made for yourself here in the Midwest, if you can even call it that.

3. Let Your Faucets Drip
So your pipes don't freeze! AND LOSE YOUR F*CKING MIND IN THE PROCESS.

2. Reveal Your True Feelings to That Person You Hate and/or Love
You know what? It doesn't matter. None of us are making it out alive.

1. See If Your Nips Actually CAN Cut Glass
I have a hole in my window ;)

Written by Julie Marchiano. This post originally appeared on The Second City Network.