Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 3:04PM People spend hundreds of hours playing games. By the time a young person reaches 21 they will have spent more time on gaming then in school. Here what can be done
Friday, February 4, 2011 at 10:41AM Following the squirrel story and the way it went viral The Perennial Plate proves that you can get big in less than 1 year. Based on the extensive content about sustainable eating the show was picked up by the Huffington Post or HuffPost to their followers and friends. "HuffPost Food is thrilled to welcome Daniel Klein and The Perennial Plate to its pages to present his portfolio of mini-documentaries and the recipes within them, detailing an intrepid year of sustainable sourcing, cooking and eating. There will be knives, there will be blood, there will be guts, and it will be fascinating and captivating."
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010 at 7:16PM One great job www.theperennialplate.com has delivered some outstanding results on the website, twitter and blog space. One person raised over 10K using crowd funding Kickstarter.com, He is doing it right. Congrats to Danny for job well done on video, social media work and helping us understand sustainability.
The Perennial Plate Episode 34: How to kill a squirrel (and eat it) from Daniel Klein on Vimeo.
Monday, August 30, 2010 at 11:46AM 
The 7th Pan-Hellenic Conference "ICT in Education" (HCICTE 2010) is the official scientific conference of the Hellenic Association of ICT in Education which aims to address the main issues of concern within ICT in Education and e-Learning. The Conference will be held in Korinthos, and will be organized by the Department of Social and Educational Policy, University of Peloponnese. Educated Change is presenting it's finding on use of Twitter at Brunel University in lecturers. Peter Klein will be presenting the paper based off his experience in 2010. View Pre-release of Paper For Information on how to use twitter at Universities contact Educated Change: info@educatedc.com
