Photographic Camera History Infographic

Photographic Camera History Infographic
Via Behance
Created By ©2014 Retrofuturismo-kitsch

For camera collectors of vintage and modern, which one are you keeping yet to these days? If I would have the space and money to waste for collection, it would be cameras! :-)  Infographic below is such a great example of how it would time travel us back when were not yet existed in our mother's womb. Digital cameras come very handy these days than using those negative rolls after rolls very delicately. I got the personal enthusiast when my father always had one. As soon as he asked what gift he would buy me when I was in high school, I just said camera and bought me one that I did treasure. I wished I would have kept it, I forgot how it was misplaced being a nomad transferring from one place to another.

Here's my short story out of this history: I hate to remember one when I dropped a roll of negative after using my dad's camera during my brother graduation in high school. I was so devastated for him and our family! Nothing left that was not unexposed at least! No memories during his magna cum laude's ceremony! What's your experience from your old camera, I wonder?

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CPR History 101 Infographic

CPR History 101 Infographic
By Graphs.net

Written history of CPR was way back in 1767 a first society formed in Amsterdam due to drowning victims in Amsterdam's canals in the 18th century as the infographics below sum up.

These days, we are very fortunate to be able to get even one day course certificate in First Aid training in Australia when hubby and I decided to get the course together in our early marriage. It was fun activity with others who came for refreshing course and you can use your spouse or a dummy for practicing the CPR steps. In Australia, if your certificate already expired you can go back anytime and get refreshed course and even online now available.

Yes, CPR is very important to learn even if we do not have medical background as long as you are interested to do it or it comes in handy in case of emergency. Learn the technique right and do it right.

Distance Education History Infographic

Distance Education History Infographic
By straighterline.com/blog/brief-history-online-learning-infographic/   and
elearninginfographics.com/history-of-distance-education-infographic

Some of us in the world would have experienced distance learning or correspondence through snail mails before electronic and internet boosted the distance closer than what we can imagine before as history of e-learning unfolds. I must admit myself, I did enjoy learning by snail mails in the past by local and international correspondence when I was in the Philippines. How much more opportunity right here right now as you and I are facing our PC, notebook, tablet or mobile gadgets, etc. to access what we can grab hold into and not waste time playing games :-)

The History from the Infographic indicates "The world's first distance learning course is established in Boston, with lessons sent by mail in 1728! Followed by Great Britain teaching Shorthand course by correspondence in 1840, and the rest of the timeline below."

Whether you look at the history timeline from the infographic or search online, we have many online courses available and even for free and be a part of the history! Why not, take the course you like or love? What website you are using for learning online? Why not share it with us?