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Beautiful autumn day In Ötztal, Tirol, Austria. Trying an old piton-protected roof that, probably, wasn't climbed anytime lately.
Arch702 Material Engagement DT (Seminar) taught by Wesley McGee. Students and instructor are working on the KUKA robot extruder. Experimenting PETG on KUKA robot extruder.
Kamehameha Schools' Ka Pua Initiative celebrated the groundbreaking for Phase I of the Kamehameha Community Learning Center (KCLC) at Maili.
The KCLC at Maili was made possible through a collaborative effort with the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL), and will feature collaborations with many community organizations that have long been serving the West side of Oahu.
Early childhood education providers include Aha Punana Leo, HCAP – Head Start, INPEACE, Waianae Coast Early Childhood Services, and Kamehameha Schools.
These partnerships will help to expand preschool capacity from Kahe Point to Kaena Point by 25 percent. A new infant-toddler care center will be a place for new and expanding families to learn together during the most critical developmental time for keiki.
In the new "Machine Learning Studio" everyone can experiment with concrete applications of AI: self-driving cars are built and tested, and robots with face recognition are programmed.
Credit: vog.photo
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Pictures from the Smithsonian EdLab Mobile Learning Workshop on May 27, 2012. Thanks to +Renee Henderson and the Maryland DEN for setting this up. Learn more about upcoming workshops at www.edlab.si.edu/
From their web site "EdLab is a program at the Smithsonian dedicated to changing learning through experimentation, evaluation and dissemination of new media practices."
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Paul Rohrlich, the Science Attache at the Embassy and several Embassy staff members visited two schools, at the invitation of Mr. Farid Hamdan, National Coordinator for GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program in Israel. The schools, Al-Biader elementary School, in Hure Village, and Ramon Elementary School, in Mitzpe Ramon were chosen due to their continued excellence in providing consistent meteorological, ecological data to the GLOBE program. The official guests received a warm welcome by the mayors of both towns, the principals, teachers and students. They were then shown how the GLOBE program impacts the schools and the communities as a whole.
The GLOBE program is a worldwide hands-on school science and education program sponsored by the U.S. Government in partnership with NASA and the National Science Foundation. It supports student, teacher, and scientist collaborative "Earth System Science Projects" that study and record geophysical indicators in their country. The students’ results are uploaded into a NASA-operated database available to the global science research community.
In support of the program, the Embassy recently provided a small grant for schools to acquire data-collecting equipment. Upon visiting, both schools had the forward vision of making environmental stewardship a multi-disciplinary, affective objective. The visit left Embassy staff optimistic that future generations will make the necessary lifestyle changes to keep our planet healthy.
Paul Rohrlich, the Science Attache at the Embassy and several Embassy staff members visited two schools, at the invitation of Mr. Farid Hamdan, National Coordinator for GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program in Israel. The schools, Al-Biader elementary School, in Hure Village, and Ramon Elementary School, in Mitzpe Ramon were chosen due to their continued excellence in providing consistent meteorological, ecological data to the GLOBE program. The official guests received a warm welcome by the mayors of both towns, the principals, teachers and students. They were then shown how the GLOBE program impacts the schools and the communities as a whole.
The GLOBE program is a worldwide hands-on school science and education program sponsored by the U.S. Government in partnership with NASA and the National Science Foundation. It supports student, teacher, and scientist collaborative "Earth System Science Projects" that study and record geophysical indicators in their country. The students’ results are uploaded into a NASA-operated database available to the global science research community.
In support of the program, the Embassy recently provided a small grant for schools to acquire data-collecting equipment. Upon visiting, both schools had the forward vision of making environmental stewardship a multi-disciplinary, affective objective. The visit left Embassy staff optimistic that future generations will make the necessary lifestyle changes to keep our planet healthy.
Paul Rohrlich, the Science Attache at the Embassy and several Embassy staff members visited two schools, at the invitation of Mr. Farid Hamdan, National Coordinator for GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program in Israel. The schools, Al-Biader elementary School, in Hure Village, and Ramon Elementary School, in Mitzpe Ramon were chosen due to their continued excellence in providing consistent meteorological, ecological data to the GLOBE program. The official guests received a warm welcome by the mayors of both towns, the principals, teachers and students. They were then shown how the GLOBE program impacts the schools and the communities as a whole.
The GLOBE program is a worldwide hands-on school science and education program sponsored by the U.S. Government in partnership with NASA and the National Science Foundation. It supports student, teacher, and scientist collaborative "Earth System Science Projects" that study and record geophysical indicators in their country. The students’ results are uploaded into a NASA-operated database available to the global science research community.
In support of the program, the Embassy recently provided a small grant for schools to acquire data-collecting equipment. Upon visiting, both schools had the forward vision of making environmental stewardship a multi-disciplinary, affective objective. The visit left Embassy staff optimistic that future generations will make the necessary lifestyle changes to keep our planet healthy.
AGXL, Students can choose their own Kids Learning style, and pace at which they want to Learn With Fun. It also gives flexibility to students to concentrate on specific subjects more than others. It extensively helps students to concentrate more on weaker areas. This also helps in the proper planning of studies and targeting on specific topics.
I've seen so many photographers on the internet talk about how easier editing is with a tablet so i decided to give it a try and i was lucky enough to receive photoshop elements with the tablet. That program is sooooo complicated lol today i messed around with the lens flare options and the other stuff. this image was edited 3 times because the program crashed on me twice x.x but i finally got to finish it and then i did the color editing with lightroom 2. If anyone have any photoshop tips or great places to learn from i would be joyful ro hear them :D
but I'm loving this new style of photography. everything is so bright and nice. lol
Tom Stevens, a disabled United States Air Force veteran, discusses learning through overcoming substance use and abuse in his talk "Learning from Addiction: So Hard to Change."
TEDxPioneerValley, an independently organized event licensed by TED, explores learning that takes place in unexpected ways, cracking open traditional notions of how learning happens. The day-long conference at Amherst College Jan. 21, 2012, is presented in collaboration with the Holyoke Community College Adult Learning Center, Amherst College, Smith College and Mount Holyoke College.
Photo by Samuel Masinter
28 May 2013 - Laurent Cousin, Group SVP, Marketing Offer, Research & Development, Sodexo and Nele Leosk, Programme Director, ICT in education, e-Governance Academy, Estonia.
For more information, visit: www.oecd.org/Forum
photo: OECD/Herve Cortinat
Aprendiendo a volar sin descuidar, sin dejar de lado aunque quedes como un árbol plantado, escuchando música bebiendo café para permanecer, y así con el tiempo unas nuevas alas crecer.
Email is a great point to point messaging system. Email is also good for distributing information to a group of people who we think are interested in that bit of information.
This does not always work; people want to know things they are interested in. They also want to pull out the information rather then pushed. Internet forum or message board is a great way of achieving that.
People can ask question, get answers by the community or authority, message is saved for future reference. The message is also saves as a thread which gives a better understanding on the conversation. A search option makes the forum even more accessible.
There are various ways of starting a forum. You can start with hosted forum powered yahoo/google, or you can start your own one. Business organization probably would like to have their own forum to have better control and security like myBB, PhpBB, vBulletin. Internet forum is also known as bulletin boards.
Moodle has its in-build forum module. The initial purpose was to use forum for better learning delivery as a part of the course, however forum can be used independently just as a discussion group.
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The Battier Take Charge Foundation is devoted to providing Learning resources for the development and education of underserved youth in Miami.
Kennedy Library has eight glassed-in group study rooms that we call Collaboration Rooms. Located on the second floor of the library, students can reserve the rooms up to two weeks in advance. The rooms include large modular tables, many chairs, white boards and 48" flat-screen monitors that can hook up to computers or display information from thumbdrives.