La #veille technologique n'a jamais été aussi cruciale qu'aujourd'hui, surtout pour les entreprises qui évoluent dans la #tech. Comme consultant chef de #projet IT, je m'efforce depuis des années à travers mon #blog de décrypter l'actualité, d'apporter des analyses concrètes et surtout, de m'engager dans une recherche d'informations actuelles qui dépasse le simple relai de communiqués marketing. michelcampillo.com/tech.html
Copper! The only thing it does better than conduct heat is conduct a great steampunk vibe. [Billet Labs]’ latest video is an artfully done wall PC that makes full use of both of those propert…
This is a Nature Alberta fundraiser. I will make a list of birds I see or hear (identified by Merlin App) from the start of this contest up until the end of August, and then make a donation to Nature Alberta of the species count! It will be awesome i…
What if the greatest barrier to change in education is not technology or funding, but the way we imagine what education is?
Institutions are never neutral. They carry histories, values, and priorities that shape what is possible in teaching and learning. When we accept these frameworks as fixed, even our innovations can end up reinforcing their limits.
In my latest blog post, I explore how educators can act as moral agents of reinstitution, helping to rewrite the structures and values that underpin education: e-learning-rules.com/blog/0045…
What changes could you make in your own context that challenge the default system rather than adapt to it?
Surreal sci-fi painting of silhouetted figures amid glowing architectural forms and a radiant cosmic figure, symbolising moral agency and imaginative reinstitution in education.
They say, 'Do not idle the engine.' Oh, please—cancel all roadworks, make public transport free all day, and allow people to take paid days off work. You greedy, short-sighted bureaucrats have completely lost the plot—who you are, how you got here, and where you’re even headed.
The numbers of many tropical birds are plummeting, and now it has been shown that heat extremes intensified by global warming are the biggest factor driving these declines
The use of the word "help" on this headline and article is weird. It gives the impression this is a good thing rather than what it truly is: It's not good.
2am, 26 degrees feels like 28. In the motorhome. In Spain. In a parking lot. Not fun! I have 7 fans on :)). Not here by choice really. But well...it is what it is.
The latest bit of craziness that is going under the radar, but we shouldn't let it: - Background: Canadian Nuclear Laboratories as part of Atomic Energy of Canada used to be a Crown asset ; after $18 billion of public funds it was privatized by Harper for $17 million. Sold to who? good old SNC Lavelin! - SNC Lavelin recently renamed itself to Atkins Realis, I can't imagine why./s
- Now they are selling Canadian Nuclear Laboratories to a US consortium, along with a huge public 20 year $24 billion contract. - The US consortium operates nuclear weapons facilities - WTF?! WTF?! WTF?! - Elbows Up? -see petition below - there's more - we haven't discussed the nuclear waste yet...guess where it is going ...not with the money!
Acebedo - close to the Picos de Europa, beautiful parking place, great hiking, so relaxing and wonderful. This is the number 1 best motorhome parking spot for us. We also got to experience how it is to be fully offgrid when half of Spain was without electricity we did not notice a thing, having solar panels and satellite internet. We could probably survive a zombie apocalypse 😃.
Acebedo - close to the Picos de Europa, beautiful parking place, great hiking, so relaxing and wonderful. This is the number 1 best motorhome parking spot for us. We also got to experience how it is to be fully offgrid when half of Spain was without electricity we did not notice a thing, having solar panels and satellite internet. We could probably survive a zombie apocalypse 😃.
Acebedo - close to the Picos de Europa, beautiful parking place, great hiking, so relaxing and wonderful. This is the number 1 best motorhome parking spot for us. We also got to experience how it is to be fully offgrid when half of Spain was without electricity we did not notice a thing, having solar panels and satellite internet. We could probably survive a zombie apocalypse :).
How beautiful it is to find these secluded places in nature. We parked so close to a lake....mountains in the distance. Super quiet. Just the 2 of us basically camping for several days. Nothing eventful, just an example of how this motorhoming life can be at times: relaxing. Nothing more, nothing less.
In this video we explain how we organize ourselves: find parking places for motorhome, water, food, supermarkets, or laundromats. In reality it is quite easy.
In this video we explain how we organize ourselves: find parking places for motorhome, water, food, supermarkets, or laundromats. In reality it is quite easy.
Are platform-based evaluations really neutral? Or do they conceal embedded assumptions about what counts as valuable, measurable, or meaningful in education?
In this post, I explore how digital platforms often flatten pedagogical nuance by presenting value-laden processes as objective. I argue for strong evaluation - evaluation that is grounded in explicit ethical, pedagogical, and social commitments.
Retro-futuristic painting of a woman studying data panels with human silhouettes and bar charts against a cosmic nebula background, evoking critical reflection on educational platforms.
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