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CALL FOR DOODLES! |
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The Mind Team is collecting doodles for its web site |
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March 1, 2006 – September 1, 2006 |
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Doodles can tell us a lot about our own minds. Some psychologists use doodles to explore the thoughts and feelings of people who may not be able to use their own words to describe their troubled emotions. Doodles such as the ones we create when we're bored or listening to others speak might be suggestive of worries, interests, or preoccupations. |
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We are collecting doodles (and descriptions of the doodles) to check out and display. Your doodles might appear on the homepage of this web site |
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| Doodle Collecting |
| These are the types of doodles we are currently collecting: |
| Type 1: Doodle while doing something else. |
Collect, scan, Xerox your doodles from your notebooks or phone pads. Send us a particular favorite.
Please send a description, under 250 words, of what you were doing and/or thinking while you created your doodle.
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| Type 2: Activities that are like doodling |
If you fold papers, straw wrappers, balance pens, drum, or do other activities while doing something else, we are interested in knowing more about your habit.
You may submit a photograph or diagram of your activity, along with a description, under 250 words, about your doodle activity. |
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| Send us your stuff: |
» by e-mail
» by regular mail |
| How to e-mail us your doodles |
| Send an e-mail to mind_feedback@exploratorium.edu with the following: |
| 1. Information about your doodle |
* You may send us a 250 word or less description of what your were doing and/or thinking when you made your doodle.
* Your first name
* Your email address
* How you would like your name to appear on the website.
You may include your first name, location and age.
Examples:
- Malina, San Francisco, CA. Age 5.
- Anonymous
- Manuel, Portugal, late 40's |
2. Attach your file
* Try scanning or taking a close-up photo of your doodle with a digital camera
* all files must be under 2MB
* accepted formats: .jpg, .gif, .psd, .bmp, .png
* include your full name in the filename (ex. mariasmith_doodle.jpg) |
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| How to send us your doodle by regular mail |
You may send hard copies of your doodle
by mail or in person to:
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The Mind Team: Doodle submissions
Exploratorium
3601 Lyon Street
San Francisco , CA 94123
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If you would like your doodle returned, please include a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Please print and include the following information with your submission
1. Your doodles
2. Your information
Please attach to your doodle:
* Your first name
* Your email address
* How you would like your name to appear on the website. You may include your first name, location and age.
Examples:
- Malina, San Francisco, CA. Age 5.
- Anonymous
- Manuel, Portugal, late 40's |
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Last updated 11:00 a.m. (11/30/06)
News:
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