TPACK tshirt now available

by | Thursday, March 05, 2009

The ambigram design I had first presented here is now available through cafe-press in a variety of formats. Click here to buy t-shirts, buttons and more… Just to be clear, the prices for all the items are exactly what cafe-press charges. Matt and I make no money of this. None. Nada.

Hope you like the ambigram design.

Topics related to this post: Creative Work

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The School Design Game v 1.0

The School Design Game v 1.0

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The Mirror Cracked: AI, Poetry, and the Illusion of Depth

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27 Windows on the Universe (03): The Spark

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Shulman on learning

Shulman on learning

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Beyond AI Slop: Pride, Joy & Creativity in a World Created by AI

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Self-similarity in math & ambigrams 3/3

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Unpacking McLuhan’s “The medium is the message” (1/3)

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Artificial Intimacy: How AI Exploits Our Social Brains

Artificial Intimacy: How AI Exploits Our Social Brains

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