CSS Art History 101 - Decoding Layout Through The Ages
Explore the intersection of art history and web design, drawing parallels between classical techniques and modern CSS to create visually compelling layouts and user experiences.
Wait, You Can Do That with JavaScript?
Explore JavaScript's potential beyond web apps: create procedural art, interactive VR, physical simulations, and multiplayer games. Discover innovative ways to push the boundaries of web technology.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Guide to Color Theory
Learn color theory through the lens of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Explore hue, value, tone, and accessibility strategies in this fun and unique approach to understanding color relationships.
What JS Developers Can Learn from Medieval Coats of Arms About Accessibility
Explore medieval coat of arms design principles to enhance web accessibility. Learn how historical visual communication techniques can improve modern digital interfaces for all users.
History of Art vs. Web Design vs. Frontend Development
Explore the parallels between art history and web development, improving designer-developer communication through artistic analysis and CSS insights.
From Cowardice to Shellshock - Medicine, Psychiatry and the Great War
Explore the medical revolution of World War I, focusing on stretcher bearers and the evolution of 'war neurosis' diagnosis and treatment. Gain insights into the lesser-known impacts of the war on medicine and psychiatry.
Model and Texture a Type 97 Grenade - Unwrapping and Texturing
Learn to unwrap and texture a Type 97 hand grenade in C4D and Photoshop, covering techniques like blending, adding effects, and creating realistic wear and tear.
A Rosetta Stone for the Indus Script
Explore computational techniques to decipher the ancient Indus script, unlocking secrets of a 4000-year-old civilization through modern technology and linguistic analysis.
Your Brain on Video Games
Explore the surprising cognitive benefits of action video games, including improved learning, focus, and multitasking abilities, as revealed by cognitive researcher Daphne Bavelier.
Weaving Narratives in Museum Galleries
Explore the art of museum curation with Thomas P. Campbell, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as he discusses storytelling through object placement and exhibition design.
A Love Letter to Realism in a Time of Grief
Explorando la tensión entre aceptación y esperanza en tiempos difíciles, Mark Pollock y Simone George comparten su innovador trabajo para curar la parálisis y ofrecen una perspectiva única sobre cómo enfrentar la adversidad.
Benefits of Co-Viewing Television with Children
Explore the benefits of co-viewing TV with children, fostering bonds and discussions. Learn how media representations impact child development and identity formation.
Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own" - Session 1
Explore Virginia Woolf's seminal feminist text, examining its historical context and enduring relevance to gender equality and women's rights in literature and society.
Lifelong Learning in Minecraft
Explore lifelong learning in Minecraft, covering skill hierarchies, DQ networks, and complex domains for AI agents to adapt and improve over time.
How Love Can Help Repair Social Inequality
Chloé Valdary explores how pop culture examples demonstrate our shared humanity, fostering self-love and social change. She emphasizes love's role in connection, healing, and collective progress.
Why It's So Hard to Talk About the N-Word
Thoughtful examination of the N-word's divisive nature, exploring personal encounters and historical context to promote productive discussions and reshape education around racism in the US.
The Real Story of Rosa Parks - and Why We Need to Confront Myths About Black History
Explores the importance of accurate Black history education, using Rosa Parks' story to illustrate how simplified narratives harm society and emphasizing the power of historical truth.
Ancient Pompeii’s Hidden Messages, Preserved in Graffiti
Explore ancient Pompeii's graffiti with archaeologist Jacqueline DiBiasie-Sammons, uncovering fascinating insights into Roman life and drawing parallels to modern society through 2,000-year-old scribblings.
The Critical Role of Black Mothers - and How to Support All Moms
Sociologist Anna Malaika Tubbs unveils hidden contributions of Black mothers, challenging historical erasure and offering insights to support all mothers and reshape societal narratives.
Why Public Beheadings Get Millions of Views
Frances Larson explores humanity's fascination with public executions, particularly beheadings, examining their historical appeal and modern-day popularity on digital platforms like YouTube.
George W. Bush - A War on Terror
Explore the presidency of George W. Bush, from the controversial 2000 election to the 9/11 attacks and subsequent foreign policy decisions that shaped his tenure and American history.