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Consumer Spending on Culture in Canada, the Provinces and 12 Metropolitan Areas in 2008, the 32nd report in the Statistical Insights on the Arts series from Hill Strategies Research, shows Continue Reading →
Consumer Spending on Culture in Canada, the Provinces and 12 Metropolitan Areas in 2008,the 32nd report in the Statistical Insights on the Arts series from Hill Strategies Research, shows that Continue Reading →
The way we conduct the processes of classroom education is changing. Technology is finding its way into classrooms in new and more interactive ways. Here is another example: from the Continue Reading →
Before George Washington University renewed its iTunes U contract, the administration wanted to know how the podcasts impacted student learning and engagement. In fall 2009, the university’s Center for Innovative Continue Reading →
The province’s Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services has recommended that arts funding be made a high priority in the 2011/12 budget. The bipartisan committee, which has been Continue Reading →
More evidence (as if we really needed any, but perhaps we do) that your level of education has a profound effect on the quality of your life. This article deals Continue Reading →
This story is quite a bit off topic, but should of interest to anyone roaming around out there using laptops or other wireless devices at coffee shops, airports, or anywhere Continue Reading →
2010 Legacies Now is rebranding itself and will no longer provide support for the arts, its CEO Bruce Dewar has confirmed. A not-for-profit organization created in 2000 to develop community Continue Reading →
Young Americans today live in a world of endless connections and up-to-the-minute information on one another, constantly updating friends, loved ones, and total strangers — “Quiz tomorrow…gotta study!” — about Continue Reading →
I wonder if the same thing could be said about British Columbians? Ontarians believe more passionately in the importance of the arts than they did 16 years ago, a survey Continue Reading →