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Saturday, June 12, 2004 |
Matsushita Designed Sleep Room [Slashdot] "The 30-minute session in the sleep room —
about the size of a small hotel room and programmed with a control
panel in the wall — starts with the bed upright like a recliner. A huge
TV showing verdant scenes of a river ambling through
a forest. Gentle guitar and piano music plays against a backdrop of trickling water and birdsong.and after a few minutes relaxing like that,
the sleep machine takes over: the lights slowly dim, the TV screen goes
blank, the music dies down — but the stream still babbles — and the bed
lowers into sleeping position.The mattress vibrates and bulges strategically
under your upper and lower back, stretching your spine then thee lights turn off
completely, the massage peters out and air is released from the
mattress, allowing your body to settle gently into place and into the
first dream of the night" from yahoo.
6:59:28 PM Google It!.
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Showcasing Effective practices.
I ran across this again via Jim Farmers weblog (while on a wiki chase)
Stories of Contemporary Practice at Deakin - 2003 Online Teaching &
Learning Fellows. I really like the format of these case studies.. they
provide a synopsis of the work, showcase the faculty member, and link
to asssociated resources. This is close to the model we're looking... [Michelle's Online Learning Freakout Party Zone]
10:10:14 AM Google It!.
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