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This young girl was getting riding lessons from her mother. I'm thinking the seat was too low and perhaps a riding lesson when you might fall shouldn't be done in a dress! Her mother was very patient and the girl was a good sport!
We co-hosted an illuminating ‘Organic Learning Day’ day with Yeo Valley at Holt Farm in Somerset (spring 2014), designed to provide an enjoyable introduction to the principles of Organic.
Experts from the Soil Association and Yeo Valley shared up-to-date knowledge on what sets organic products apart, while an afternoon tour of the 500 hectare farm tour provided a valuable insight into organic farming in practice, as well as an opportunity to see the cows being milked!
Yeo Valley served up a delicious organic lunch, overlooking the stunning landscape, and afternoon tea and cake in their beautiful organic gardens.
Find out more about the Soil Association: www.soilassociation.org/
Moodle
Modular object-oriented dynamic learning environment (Moodle) has been a leader for facilitating online learning since 2003. This is an open source platform founded on the social constructionist where everyone shares their experiences. Educators can use the software in a number...
I'm learning to fly but I ain't got wings
Coming down is the hardest thing
Well, the good ol' days may not return
And the rocks might melt and the sea may burn
I'm learning to fly but I ain't got wings
Coming down is the hardest thing
(Lyrics from Tom Petty 'Learning to fly')
Roadtested several times this last week and various adjustments made in readiness for MOT test (very soon I hope)
I was given a copy of photoshop at a time before I was connected to the intertnet and I had no scanner, I learned to use the application initially as a painting device and one of my first creations was cleocatra.. This was for a student of mine who said she had seen the most wonderful teapot of a cat/mermaid dressed as cleopatra. She was trying to find a copy desperately but couldn't. I decided I'd try to create a visual momento for her.
Daniel Huber (BBA '58) chats with Angela Richardson, aesthetics and business project coordinator for WSB, and Molly Philosophos, director of development at the UW Foundation, near the Huber Undergraduate Computing Lab.
1766,12-08-17, Cathedral Ball held in the Cathedral of Learning in the commons room. This was sponsered by the student alumni association
Cathedral Ball
At first glance, Twitter might appear to be just one of many online attention drains. But tweeting often proves surprisingly practical. A number of WU Libraries staff are among those who think so, and an upcoming series of free workshops will help interested members of the WUSTL community explore why.
Titled Twitter 201, the free miniseries is open to all students, faculty, and staff, with three 40-minute sessions on different topics to be held the last Thursday of the month in February, March, and April (Olin Library, Arc Presentation Room, Level A). Register to attend one, two, or all three of the sessions:
* During the first session (4 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23), librarians Erin Leach and Brian Vetruba will discuss Twitter as a way to develop professionally and foster meaningful professional connections. Twitter has become a valuable networking tool for professionals in a variety of disciplines. It can be used to start conversations with “the experts,” to get help with a tricky professional problem, and to follow conference activities.
* The second workshop (4 p.m. Thursday, March 29) will focus on how writers and readers can tackle Twitter. Staff members Evie Hemphill and Tim Lepczyk use Twitter to share ideas, find inspiration, engage with authors and editors, and keep their writing sharp. The new salon is a hashtag away and open to everyone.
* The third session (4 p.m. Thursday, April 26) aims to help participants understand the power of the 140-character tweet. Librarians Jaleh Fazelian and Makiba Foster will lead a discussion of Twitter’s instrumental role as an unlikely galvanizing tool in various national and global movements. The revolution will not be televised, but it will be tweeted. From Iran to Wall Street, from Tunisia to Egypt, Twitter was and is a part of these recent revolutions.
In addition to the Twitter 201 series, an introductory Twitter 101 session is scheduled for 3 p.m. Thursday, February 9. Geared for the Twitter novice, this hour-and-a-half session will cover account creation, search features, what it means to follow someone, how to construct a tweet, what hashtags and retweets are, and other Twitter basics.
For more information visit wulibraries.doattend.com. And be sure to follow the Libraries on Twitter at twitter.com/@WUSTLlibraries.
Loyola University New Orleans is now partnering with the center through its service learning program, placing college students there to help mentor, tutor and sometimes just listen to the kids. The students help with homework, coach youth basketball teams, lead music and arts activities, and give computer tutoring to children who might otherwise be exposed to unsafe or unhealthy alternatives. Picture taken November 4, 2010.
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.
Not needed yet, but it has become part of the togetherness routine. Whenever daddy shaves, Giuseppe is right there with him!
Learning about Bones - Skeletal System unit...Perfect to use to create a lapbook or a science journal / notebooking project about bones!
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