This is a brief idea I had of mashing Edward de Bono's 6 Thinking Hats into one nonlinear participatory space. It's a Slidecast however I do sometimes ramble on a bit so feel free to get the gist and move on with each slide or if you have the leisure I hope you enjoy my presentation.

1. de Bono’s Web
Mashing the 6 Thinking Cats Hats into One
Nonlinear Participatory Space.
Rupert Owen

2. Digital Blooms
This is what I originally thought out to do. It appears that
exactly the same thing was developed by educator Michael
Fisher. This work is under the Creative Commons License
(Share and Share alike) which makes it very useful for
referencing the second part of what I had planned to do
which was to reframe de Bono’s 6 Thinking Hats.
De Bono has his 6 Thinking Hats as a
Registered Trademark, so I’ve tagged
this one as Rupert’s Bespoke “A Visual Representation of
Mortarboard. Bloom's Taxonomic Hierarchy
with a 21st Century Skills Frame”.
... as George Bernard Shaw once
exclaimed ...
"Few people think more than two
or three times a year; I have made
an international reputation for
myself by thinking once or twice a
week."
So that’s more then a Penny for your
thoughts in this media world of
intellectual property.

3. isync therefore i am.
The concept here, relates to the synchronicity
of Ubiquitous computing and the Web.
I shall provide examples of how this principle
works in practice after the following slide
which uses one simple substrate that enables
multiple intelligences to be converged into an
epistemological intuition by using soft
technologies.

4. Nonlinear

5. An idea into action.
How I deliver in
New Media
using the 6 Thinking
Hats ... without ...
umm ... thinking
about it.

7. Multiple intelligence

8. Hat consumption.

9. Multiple Intelligence is a range of expressions
of thought. As with expressions of emotion,
we perceive to think in many ways, linked to
habitual ways of seeing what we see or think/
feel we see.
The codification of these expressions/
impressions is represented through
language, music, images, text, symbols, signs,
sound, smell, texture, surface, inference,
innuendo, universal emotion, and many
other interconnected and disconnected
stimulus.

10. To learn this painting is to fight Windmills.

11. Credits
Sherlock Holmes photography by ... grahamc99. Flickr page ... http://www.flickr.com/photos/schnappi/
www.wikipedia
Wikileaks (http://213.251.145.96/)
Amit Agarwal (http://twitter.com/#!/labnol)
Tegrin Christie for her interpretations on Dr Seuss (Pronounced as in “Voice”!)
Salvador Dali on ‘Don Quixote’ lithograph from http://www.passion-estampes.com/
21st Century Skills Frame of Bloom’s Taxonomy by Michael Fisher (http://visualblooms.wikispaces.com/).
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