A social network is a group of individuals and organizations, consisting of varied relationships. Social familiarities ranging from casual acquaintances to close family bonds unite the network. Broadly conceived social networking can encompass all forms of media from mailing lists to blogs but now specifically refers to a new breed of websites bringing people together around common interests, issues, and shared experiences. TREND: Social Networking Innovation inspired by nature. Burrs inspired the most famous example of biomimicry: Velcro. The inventor, Georges de Mestral, noticed how well burrs stuck to his dog’s fur. Leaves are another example, inspiring the concept behind photovoltaic cells (solar cells). Biomimicry Create a Mutation Combine this verb with a single idea or word card to create a new idea. Hint: Start by forming a question using this verb and one of your ideas or words. Enlarge Embellish Amplify Inflate Exaggerate Exaggerate A narrative or text that describes a sequence of events and contains a setting, characters, a plot, a problem, and a solution; a horizontal division of a building, a set of rooms on one floor. Adventure Legend History Tale Story Story A network of intricate fixed paths or walls through which a person must find a route. Mazes can be drawn on paper or built in cornfields. Solution Route Path Mice Maze Maze Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) refers to technologies that use data stored on transponders (RFID tags) for automatic identification. The tags can be programmed with information and attached to anything. Radio waves emitted from the tags are automatically read when they come within range of a reader. Applications include passports, electronic toll collections on highways, car keys, and product inventories. RFID INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Print this PDF 2) Use scissors to cut along the white dotted lines INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Print this PDF 2) Use scissors to cut along the white dotted lines

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Innovation inspired by nature. Burrs inspired the most famous example of biomimicry: Velcro. The inventor, Georges de Mestral, noticed how well burrs stuck to his dog’s fur. Leaves are another example, inspiring the concept behind photovoltaic cells (solar cells).

Biomi

micr

y Create a Mutation

Combine this verb with a single idea or word card to create a new idea.

Hint: Start by forming a question using this verb and one of your ideas or words.

Enlarge

Embellish

AmplifyInflate

Exaggerate Ex

agge

rate

A narrative or text that describes a sequence of events and contains a setting, characters, a plot, a problem, and a solution; a horizontal division of a building, a set of rooms on one floor.

Adventure

Legend

HistoryTale

StorySt

ory

A network of intricate fixed paths or walls through which a person must find a route. Mazes can be drawn on paper or built in cornfields.

Solution

Route

PathMice

Maze

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) refers to technologies that use data stored on transponders (RFID tags) for automatic identification. The tags can be programmed with information and attached to anything. Radio waves emitted from the tags are automatically read when they come within range of a reader. Applications include passports, electronic toll collections on highways, car keys, and product inventories.

RFID

INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Print this PDF 2) Use scissors to cut along the white dotted lines