Change in schedule for iRead Spring 2009 :
"Design" & "Story" topics will be combined at the
February 4th meeting. We welcome newcomers !
Join us at this 2-for-1 meeting!
Thursday, January 29, 2009
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Welcome and Purpose
Welcome to the iRead blog. iRead is a program that was started by Cumberland University's Vise Library in Fall 2008. Our current book selection is A Whole New Mind by Daniel Pink. We would like to give special thanks to Lucinda Scanlon to creating the banner at the top of the page and granting us permission to use it. It's not too late to sign up to be a part of this iRead session! Even if you can't attend meetings, you are still welcome to participate virtually. If you are interested in joining the group and receiving a free copy of the book, please email Eloise Hitchcock (ehitchcock@cumberland.edu). If you would like to leave a comment on any of the postings, just click on the link at the bottom of the posting to the left of the envelope. Enjoy!
Posts
Related Links: Many of these are mentioned in the book!
- Design: Article on Design from Wired magazine
- Design: Karimanifesto
- Empathy: Empathy Quotient Test
- Empathy: Mind in the Eyes Test
- Empathy: Spot the Fake Smile
- Meaning: Spiritual Transcendence Scale
- Meaning: Spirituality and Well-Being Self-Tests
- Meaning: The Labyrinth Society
- Play: Dr. Thorson's Humor Scale
- Play: Invention at Play
- Play: Laughter Yoga Clubs in the Nashville area
- Right Brain Rising: Left Brain/Right Brain Quiz
- Story: International Storytelling Center: Jonesborough, Tennessee
- Story: StoryCorps
- Symphony: U Roulette
- Symphony: Why Not? Idea Exchange
- Whole New Mind Survey- Beginning Survey
- Whole New Mind Survey- Ending Survey