What is Instructional Design? In this blog post we look at the constantly evolving e-learning landscape and the process by which instructional designers create learning materials. Read More >>

Twenty years. That's how long Cynthia has been working with Rochester Chamber Music Society and we're grateful that relationship continues with Edgeworks Creative. We're pleased to announce a new website for RCMS. Read More >>

Once a commonplace site, cigarette vending machines are a thing of the past, but recently have been spotted in the wild with a fantastic new product being delivered - works of art. Read More >>

Zalinger Cameron & Lambek has been serving the legal needs of public entities, businesses, non-profits, and individuals throughout Vermont since its' founding in 1980.  Their website, however, is new. Read More >>

Revitalizing Waterbury has a mission to preserve, promote and enhance the economic, historic and social vitality of Waterbury, Vermont for residents, businesses and visitors alike. 

We were put on a mission to help. Read More >>

It has been a while. Remember Us? We dropped the ball on keeping up with our social media. Why? Well frankly, we have been working...a lot! Some of you have mentioned that you miss Friday Props, and we thank you for your continued interest. Honestly, we miss it too, as it was a lot of fun to pull together so many cool things each week. For us, the last 19 months or so have been filled with Read More >>

With new media, designers now face the challenge of trying to control the way their typography looks across multiple browsers and operating systems while keeping the look consistent with their print materials. There can be substantial diferences from browser to browser in the rendering of typefaces from the same webpage source code. Understanding why this is can help you mitigate some of the issues. Read More >>

Time, time, time.....never seems to be enough of it. This week we give props to cool things related to time. Read More >>

Cyndi here this week. I watched the conclusion of the Democratic Convention last night with a 19 year old and the discussion we had after left me cogniscent how the scope of some of the problems we face as a nation and as a world can lead to feelings of powerlessness--the problems are so big that is seems one individual can't make a dent in them. But the truth is that creativity, thinking outside the box, and a "can do" attitude can make for surprising solutions for even the largest of problems. This weeks props go out to inventors who think on a small and local scale about how to solve big global problems. And yes--I know this truly granola crunching hippe save the world kinda stuff...but that is a part of who I am. Clean Water From Almost Anything  Wet--The Slingshot  Dean Kamen, best known for his inventon of the Segway, a personal transportation favorite of Ed's grandfather "Pops", is busy working on several other inventions including the Slingshot Water Purification System. Clean water is a huge problem for much of the world. Kamen's invention uses distillation to produce clean water for about 100 people a day from a machine that costs [....] Read More >>

Ed is coding away on a tight deadline and Phil is on vacation, so I get to do Friday Props this week. I was "noodling" (as Ed would say) what my theme could be when I saw a Facebook post by Ed's son, Addison, about "liking" all the colors of the rainbow. I completely understand that. When someone asks "what color is your favorite?" all I can think is "how in the world do I answer that?" It's like asking which of your children is your favorite. None--each is uniquely themselves--perfect as they are. OK, to be fair there are a few colors I prefer less, but overall color and me--we have a love affair. Soothing greens, energizing reds, happy making yellows--well let's just say I am "for them." So here is my Friday Props going out to big, bold, fantastic, daring, exuberant COLOR!!! First--let's start with an architect who is after my heart.: Emmanuelle Moureaux. Here's just a couple of photos of her work. Check out her website and you will see why I am enamoured; she brings fun into her spaces with her use of vibrant color!     Every Christmas for years my fabulous sister-in-law, Cathy, has presented one family member [....] Read More >>