KM Interviews

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Update: KM Q&A! brainstorm and planning on Saturday, January 12, 1-3 PM EST. Open to the public.

The [KM Q&A!] series looks to explore a variety of topics with guests spanning a range of expertise.

Future [KM Q&A!] plans include collaborative crowd-sourced Q&A sessions between guests and KM's readership; surprise sessions; secret challenges from guests to KM's readership; and other treats.

[KM Q&A!] forums are located here.

Below is a list of past KM Q&A! sessions:

1. 9/26/2012 - Interview with Josh Wattles. Features information for 3D printer innovators concerning ownership laws. Public discussion thread of interview located here.

2. 10/21/2012 - Interview with LEMUR. Features information for those interested in musical innovation and the future of music. Public discussion thread of interview located here.

3. 10/30/2012 - Interview with RepRap's Adrian Bowyer. Features information and talking points for those interested in 3D printer innovation and the future of fabrication. Public discussion thread of interview located here. BONUS: Adrian's DIY challenge.

4. 11/26/2012 - Interview with the Stained Glass Association of America. Features information related to professional and DIY stained glass art as well as architectural stained glass, the future of stained glass, and innovations in stained glass. Public discussion thread of interview located here.

5. 12/31/2012 - NYE: A New Year in Education?. Features a small panel of experts and highlights important considerations related to the future of education. With Professor Paul Kim, Professor Tony Valley, and James Breaux. Public discussion thread of interview located here.

6. 01/02/2013 - Part II of "A New Year in Education?". Professor Susan Benner from University of Tennessee joins us with her answers to the questions we posed in Part I of this special feature on the future and current state of education.

7. More coming soon...