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Grant Wiggins discusses how he has "become a big believer in the power of crowd-sourcing ideas via social medium..." He starts this post by sharing an twitter experience, where he asked "Who has a great essential question that works really well with kids?" and proceeds to share approximately 15 questions that were shared. Wiggins continues to share some additional experiences in this post as well as a link to a video. 
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What happens when you take data calculated from over an app called Eatery (for the iPhone) over 5 months and from over 50 countries, and use this crowd-sourced data to create a series of infographics? You get one infographic that looks at what has been eaten over the past 24 hours which provides a health rating of good, medium or poor (a global image) and an additional five infographics titled (Perception, When, Where, Who, What): * We Eat Less Health Than We Think * When We Eat Matters * Where We Eat Matters * Who Eats What * Eating Habits Are Contagious You might also want to read the Methodology section to have a better understanding of the data and what it shows for cities in the U.S.
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