Film & media
The Art of Mise-en-Scène: Visual Innovation in Film
As a visual medium, the art of film has a unique ability to leave a powerful impression on audiences. At the heart of this ability lies mise-en-scène. Mise-en-scène means more than
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Education
Smartness Is Not Just One Thing: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences
The theory of multiple intelligences, proposed by Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner in 1983, holds that human intelligence is a bundle of relatively independent abilities rather
Business administration
Outsourcing Innovation: Strategies for Reducing Costs and Maximizing Efficiency
Various strategies are needed to remain competitive and promote growth in today's business environment. Among them, outsourcing is an efficient approach adopted by many companies,
Design
Familiarity Drawn to Look Real: Skeuomorphism
Skeuomorphism is a design approach that keeps the look of old objects on new products so they feel familiar. This piece covers the word’s Greek roots and archaeological origins, ev
General knowledge
Loud Expectations and Quiet Change: Amara's Law
Amara's Law says we tend to overestimate the effect of a new technology in the short run and underestimate it in the long run. This article covers where the saying came from, why t
Design
The Familiar Is Easy: Jakob's Law of Internet User Experience
Why do sites we use for the first time still feel easy? This article explains the origin of Jakob's law as stated by Jakob Nielsen, the principles of mental models and conventions,
Education
The Concept of Early Childhood Education and Teaching Methods for Each Stage of Child Development
Early childhood education takes place during the early stages of human development and plays an important role in promoting children's holistic development (the development of a we
Library & information science
Afraid to Ask: Library Anxiety
Library anxiety is the discomfort, worry, and fear people feel when they need to find and use materials in a library, and the urge to avoid asking for help that comes with it. This
Physics
The Secret That Determines the Weight of the Universe: The Higgs Boson (Higgs Boson)
The universe we live in is filled with countless forms of matter. The desk in front of us, the air we breathe, and even we ourselves all have mass. But one of the most fundamental
Library & information science
Books Are for Use: The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science are five short principles, published by the Indian mathematician and librarian S. R. Ranganathan in 1931, that sum up whom and what a library exist
Psychology
The More You See It, the More You Like It: The Mere Exposure Effect
The mere exposure effect is our tendency to like things more simply because we encounter them repeatedly. From Zajonc’s 1968 experiments and perceptual fluency to ads, music, and r
Film & media
Movement Traced from Live Action: Rotoscoping
Rotoscoping is a technique in which live-action footage is projected one frame at a time and traced over to create realistic movement. We look at how it was invented, how it works,