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Making-with is a series of discontiguous narratives coming together to tell a greater story of what it is to be more than human. This year’s MA Interaction Design cohort at London College of Communication evaluates the ways in which art and design practices of today shape the storytelling of the future through multiple forms, from speculative narratives and filmmaking to practical workshops and investigations of planetary computation.
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This book is designed to meet the needs of master of business administration students studying for the very first time in their curriculum. Thus complexity of the matter has been avoided with a view that complete course content has to be completed by the student in limited time period. The subject matter has been presented in a lucid, comprehensive and systematic manner which is easy to understand and also develops writing ability for students to score good marks in upcoming examination. This book includes all types of questions according to new pattern of university. Course content has been divided into topic wise and in chapter wise form according to curriculum framed by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. This book includes unsolved papers of last years and sample paper. We hope that this book will be successful in its objectives and will receive appreciation from students and teachers alike.
This is a frame of my video "Communication Craze in a Morphing World"
You may see it on Youtube: youtu.be/RTVCM9kjSGc
Myisha Cherry, assistant professor of philosophy at UC Riverside, visits Stanford on May 9, 2019, to explain how certain behaviors cause difficult conversations to break down online and in person. She shared insights from her new book, "Unmuted: Conversations on Prejudice, Oppression, and Social Justice."
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This is a frame of my video "Communication Craze in a Morphing World"
You may see it on Youtube: youtu.be/RTVCM9kjSGc
Funded by U.S. Department of State, World Learning is designing and implementing a professional exchange program, the Digital Communication Network, from June 10-28, 2017. This will be the third iteration of the program, which brings professionals from Eastern Europe and Central Asia to the United States to study topics such as trends and tools in digital communication; the impact of technology on marketing strategies; and social media management. Following the first exchange in 2015, the original participants established the Digital Communication Network as an independent professional association, which has registered over 3,000 members globally and conducted further workshops and events in Moldova, Lithuania, Poland, Armenia, and Ukraine.