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Students work in their Experiential Learning groups during March Residency at Presidio Graduate School on Friday, March 21, 2015 in San Francisco, CA.
Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Senator, the Hon. Ruel Reid (second left) and State Minister in the Ministry, Hon. Floyd Green (right), take part in the packaging of the Little Leaders Learning Kits, at National Baking Company, in Kingston, on September 20. Also participating are Director of National Foundation, Craig Hendrickson (second left) and Board Chairperson of The Early Childhood Commission, Trisha Williams-Singh.
Conaton Learning Center is under construction on the Xavier University campus. This area will be home to a long staircase similar to UC's Lindner Center staircase.
At Majuni Pond, villagers were introduced to GPS. GPS, hypsometer, and diameter tape are the most important tools for participatory forest carbon assessment.
Machine learning uses this large set of data, combined with customer insight, to predict future events.
University of Cincinnati students hold a Tedx event at the Kresge Auditorium, MSB (Medical Science Building). UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Since 1993, Learning Links has provided grants of up to $1,000 for creative and interesting programs or events for classrooms in the Greater Cincinnati area.
These aren't too bad for my first attempts at taking those out of a moving car photos I love to take with digital cameras. These "cliffs" on the sides of the entrance ramp to exit 8 going north on I 93 in Manchester New Hampshire are always intriguing to me this time of year -
VinoCamp CheeseCamp 2009: The Perfect Pairing really. This is definitely not the wine festival. In a more unstructured form than a standard conference, VinoCamp Vancouver, and introducing the world premiere of CheeseCamp, brings wine, cheese, people and technology together in one place, making wine and cheese accessible, educational and fun. A different type of conference, VinoCamp CheeseCamp 2009 is designed for people interested in technology, wine and cheese as participants are encouraged to take photos of what’s happening, to blog, tweet and message their experiences.