The document announces cultural events taking place in the city of Lefkada, Greece over the course of a week, including art exhibitions, musical performances, theater productions, and lectures. Locations mentioned include the Lefkada Municipal Theater, Lefkada Folklore Museum, and Aghios Nikolaos Theater in Lefkada. Performances and artists mentioned include works by Kostas Moursela and the bands Anthology, Spartihorio, and D.D. Sfakioton.
Social Technology leveraging during the Arab Spring - Euromed june 2013Fabrice Epelboin
1) Four journalists spent 2 months gathering data on the role of social media during the Arab Spring uprisings and in post-revolution Tunisia.
2) Social media usage in Northern Africa and the Middle East is high, with over 60% of people using the internet for news and free speech.
3) The 2010 self-immolation of a street vendor in Tunisia was boosted on social networks and sparked copycat protests against authorities.
North Hertfordshire College (www.nhc.ac.uk) is a large general further education
college in England with just over 4,000 students aged 16 to 18 and around 10,000
adults.
The college is located across the towns of Stevenage, Hitchin and Letchworth,
serving a population of around 200,000 people.
The college is transforming its approach to education and training to address the
growing gap between the knowledge and skills learned in school and college and those required by a rapidly changing, uncertain and fragmented workplace. It is developing its ideas in collaboration with colleges from across the country, and using leading
research in the field to address the needs of students from different backgrounds and
to coordinate the needs of both students and their local communities. The approach
requires a radical review of teacher training and development. It is founded on the development of a new pedagogical framework which will, predominantly, be a blended learning model.
The college is on a journey leading to a whole college transformation where students
will learn in a visually stimulating and collaborative environment, utilising the latest
Information and Communication Technologies and where learning will be an
experience developed with and shared by tutors and students. The college, through a targeted induction programme, will ensure all students are on the right level of the
right course for them and, in the process, will learn about their individual capabilities
and ambitions enabling it to guide the student on a truly personalised journey through
their education. Its ambition is to change the education paradigm of vocational and
Lifelong Learning-articulating, in practice, the research set out by, amongst others,
Sugata Mitra and Sir Ken Robinson.
The presentation that will be research-based but grounded in its application in the
classroom and in college initiatives for teacher training and development. It will be
informative, practical, challenging and provocative.
The document discusses the role of social media and internet usage in sparking revolutionary movements in Northern Africa and the Middle East. It notes that internet usage and social media use had been growing rapidly in the region prior to 2011. It then describes how the self-immolation of a Tunisian street vendor, Mohammad Bouazizi, was spread on social media and sparked further copycat protests, ultimately leading to the Tunisian Revolution and ousting of its long-time president. It discusses how social media helped disseminate information about the protests more freely and coordinate action despite attempts by the Tunisian government to censor it.
Lisa Sjogren's presentation introduced the social bookmarking tool Diigo. It covered how Diigo allows users to bookmark and annotate webpages, share bookmarks in groups, and embed bookmarks and tags on websites. The objectives were to remember, mark, and share websites using Diigo, explore its tools, join a collaborative group, and build individual Diigo accounts. Ways to use Diigo in classrooms included generating website lists for students, keeping resources online for access anywhere, and creating student accounts for controlled research groups.
This document provides instructions for using 15 different Web 2.0 tools and services, including splitting MP3 files, recording videos, creating graphs and charts, writing notes, shortening URLs, making private notes, adding social media icons, creating online stickies, recording screencasts, adding text to images, annotating images collaboratively, converting documents to PDF, collaboratively editing documents, adding captions and audio to comics, and creating multimedia stories. The document was written by a Web 2.0 consultant and trainer in August 2010.
Social Technology leveraging during the Arab Spring - Euromed june 2013Fabrice Epelboin
1) Four journalists spent 2 months gathering data on the role of social media during the Arab Spring uprisings and in post-revolution Tunisia.
2) Social media usage in Northern Africa and the Middle East is high, with over 60% of people using the internet for news and free speech.
3) The 2010 self-immolation of a street vendor in Tunisia was boosted on social networks and sparked copycat protests against authorities.
North Hertfordshire College (www.nhc.ac.uk) is a large general further education
college in England with just over 4,000 students aged 16 to 18 and around 10,000
adults.
The college is located across the towns of Stevenage, Hitchin and Letchworth,
serving a population of around 200,000 people.
The college is transforming its approach to education and training to address the
growing gap between the knowledge and skills learned in school and college and those required by a rapidly changing, uncertain and fragmented workplace. It is developing its ideas in collaboration with colleges from across the country, and using leading
research in the field to address the needs of students from different backgrounds and
to coordinate the needs of both students and their local communities. The approach
requires a radical review of teacher training and development. It is founded on the development of a new pedagogical framework which will, predominantly, be a blended learning model.
The college is on a journey leading to a whole college transformation where students
will learn in a visually stimulating and collaborative environment, utilising the latest
Information and Communication Technologies and where learning will be an
experience developed with and shared by tutors and students. The college, through a targeted induction programme, will ensure all students are on the right level of the
right course for them and, in the process, will learn about their individual capabilities
and ambitions enabling it to guide the student on a truly personalised journey through
their education. Its ambition is to change the education paradigm of vocational and
Lifelong Learning-articulating, in practice, the research set out by, amongst others,
Sugata Mitra and Sir Ken Robinson.
The presentation that will be research-based but grounded in its application in the
classroom and in college initiatives for teacher training and development. It will be
informative, practical, challenging and provocative.
The document discusses the role of social media and internet usage in sparking revolutionary movements in Northern Africa and the Middle East. It notes that internet usage and social media use had been growing rapidly in the region prior to 2011. It then describes how the self-immolation of a Tunisian street vendor, Mohammad Bouazizi, was spread on social media and sparked further copycat protests, ultimately leading to the Tunisian Revolution and ousting of its long-time president. It discusses how social media helped disseminate information about the protests more freely and coordinate action despite attempts by the Tunisian government to censor it.
Lisa Sjogren's presentation introduced the social bookmarking tool Diigo. It covered how Diigo allows users to bookmark and annotate webpages, share bookmarks in groups, and embed bookmarks and tags on websites. The objectives were to remember, mark, and share websites using Diigo, explore its tools, join a collaborative group, and build individual Diigo accounts. Ways to use Diigo in classrooms included generating website lists for students, keeping resources online for access anywhere, and creating student accounts for controlled research groups.
This document provides instructions for using 15 different Web 2.0 tools and services, including splitting MP3 files, recording videos, creating graphs and charts, writing notes, shortening URLs, making private notes, adding social media icons, creating online stickies, recording screencasts, adding text to images, annotating images collaboratively, converting documents to PDF, collaboratively editing documents, adding captions and audio to comics, and creating multimedia stories. The document was written by a Web 2.0 consultant and trainer in August 2010.
The document discusses the New Kuip, an enfolding structure that operates 24/7. It provides concise summaries of documents in 3 sentences or less. The assistant examines the key points and essential information and formulates a high-level summary without copying text from the original document.
This document provides information about peptide synthesis company LifeTein. It discusses how LifeTein takes a scientific approach to understand life one protein at a time through peptide synthesis. Their goal is to provide researchers with the highest quality peptides to advance scientific understanding. The flyer invites readers to visit their website for more details.
The document discusses a new technology that allows people to communicate telepathically through thought alone without speaking. It claims this technology would eliminate language barriers and allow seamless communication between all people regardless of what language they speak. The technology works by reading brain activity and neural patterns to detect and translate thoughts into any language.
This document is a newspaper in a foreign language. It contains articles, weather forecasts, astrological predictions, and stock prices. The document provides information on world and local news events from the past few days.
This document summarizes Johan Andersson's role as Rendering Architect at DICE and discusses rendering techniques for Battlefield games on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. It outlines the shading system used and how shaders are compiled to run on each platform's graphics API. It also references a GDC talk by Natalya Tatarchuk of AMD about noise techniques.
The document contains a series of symbols and special characters with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be random or unintelligible text.
The document discusses a meeting held on April 30, 2009 regarding water resources. It mentions transferring responsibility for water resources from one government department to another. It also talks about establishing a new committee related to water usage and management.
The document is a musical score containing musical notation symbols. It consists of a series of measures containing staffs with notes, rhythms, dynamics and other musical instructions. The score is for a piano piece and directs the performer on how to play the music, including what notes to play, at what volume, and other expressive elements.
The document contains a series of symbols and special characters with no discernible meaning. It does not provide any essential information that can be summarized in 3 sentences or less.
This document appears to be discussing romantic relationships and interactions between characters in movies or television shows. It describes scenes of characters expressing love and intimacy with each other, then experiencing separation or loss. While the specific plots are unclear due to the document being in another language, it focuses on the emotional aspects of love, longing, joy and sadness often found in romantic storylines.
This document provides a high-level summary of a complex geopolitical situation in 3 sentences:
The document discusses tensions between several countries in a particular region and outlines the concerns of various stakeholders. It analyzes the challenges facing policymakers in addressing the issues and reducing the risks of further escalation between the involved parties. A careful and nuanced approach is needed to find a solution that adequately addresses the interests of all sides.
The document discusses a legal case involving a contract dispute. It provides background on the plaintiffs claims against the defendant regarding breach of contract. It also describes the defendant's response denying responsibility and arguing that the contract was not valid due to missing signatures. The court will have to determine the validity of the contract and whether it was breached.
This document appears to be a table showing production output over time. It has columns for time periods (1, 4, 8, 12) and rows listing different products with an "I" marked in the corresponding time periods where that product was produced. Some key products included are: air conditioners producing 1,000 units, air conditioner parts, and various refrigerator/freezer models. There are also notes marked with asterisks at the bottom related to additional products or changes over time.
Rohit Kumar has passed the EX423 exam and earned the Directory Services and Authentication Certificate of Expertise from Red Hat, Inc. The certificate is dated March 18, 2011 and the certificate number is 805009529444660. Red Hat certifies that Rohit Kumar has demonstrated expertise in directory services and authentication.
1. This document is an application for accident leave submitted under F.R.R. 1357, 1381, 1386 by an employee who was injured in an accident.
2. It provides details of the employee, the accident, and seeks approval for the period of leave recommended by medical officers along with supporting documents.
3. Key information requested includes the employee's name and designation, date and cause of accident, place of occurrence, manner of employment at the time, whether an inquiry was held, and if the required reports have been submitted to the Commissioner of Workmen's Compensation.
1. The document is divided into multiple sections with numerical headings and contains mathematical equations and explanations.
2. It provides 4 summaries of sections from the document in Tamil.
3. Each summary is labelled as "ÅÆ¢ ̧¡ðÊì ̧ðÎ ̈Ã" followed by a number, indicating they are concise summaries of parts of the larger document.
The document discusses the topics of texts, themes, and structures. It contains formatting codes and text in German. The document appears to be the beginning of a paper on the history of a topic, as it mentions the topic and includes section headings for an introduction.
The document appears to be a foreign language text that discusses various topics related to meetings, dates, and locations. Specific names of people or places are not mentioned. The text contains many abbreviations and symbols that make the overall meaning and topics discussed difficult to discern from the English translation alone.
The document is a collection of symbols and special characters with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be random typographic symbols rather than a meaningful text.
The document is a collection of symbols and special characters with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be random typographic symbols rather than a meaningful text.
The document discusses the New Kuip, an enfolding structure that operates 24/7. It provides concise summaries of documents in 3 sentences or less. The assistant examines the key points and essential information and formulates a high-level summary without copying text from the original document.
This document provides information about peptide synthesis company LifeTein. It discusses how LifeTein takes a scientific approach to understand life one protein at a time through peptide synthesis. Their goal is to provide researchers with the highest quality peptides to advance scientific understanding. The flyer invites readers to visit their website for more details.
The document discusses a new technology that allows people to communicate telepathically through thought alone without speaking. It claims this technology would eliminate language barriers and allow seamless communication between all people regardless of what language they speak. The technology works by reading brain activity and neural patterns to detect and translate thoughts into any language.
This document is a newspaper in a foreign language. It contains articles, weather forecasts, astrological predictions, and stock prices. The document provides information on world and local news events from the past few days.
This document summarizes Johan Andersson's role as Rendering Architect at DICE and discusses rendering techniques for Battlefield games on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. It outlines the shading system used and how shaders are compiled to run on each platform's graphics API. It also references a GDC talk by Natalya Tatarchuk of AMD about noise techniques.
The document contains a series of symbols and special characters with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be random or unintelligible text.
The document discusses a meeting held on April 30, 2009 regarding water resources. It mentions transferring responsibility for water resources from one government department to another. It also talks about establishing a new committee related to water usage and management.
The document is a musical score containing musical notation symbols. It consists of a series of measures containing staffs with notes, rhythms, dynamics and other musical instructions. The score is for a piano piece and directs the performer on how to play the music, including what notes to play, at what volume, and other expressive elements.
The document contains a series of symbols and special characters with no discernible meaning. It does not provide any essential information that can be summarized in 3 sentences or less.
This document appears to be discussing romantic relationships and interactions between characters in movies or television shows. It describes scenes of characters expressing love and intimacy with each other, then experiencing separation or loss. While the specific plots are unclear due to the document being in another language, it focuses on the emotional aspects of love, longing, joy and sadness often found in romantic storylines.
This document provides a high-level summary of a complex geopolitical situation in 3 sentences:
The document discusses tensions between several countries in a particular region and outlines the concerns of various stakeholders. It analyzes the challenges facing policymakers in addressing the issues and reducing the risks of further escalation between the involved parties. A careful and nuanced approach is needed to find a solution that adequately addresses the interests of all sides.
The document discusses a legal case involving a contract dispute. It provides background on the plaintiffs claims against the defendant regarding breach of contract. It also describes the defendant's response denying responsibility and arguing that the contract was not valid due to missing signatures. The court will have to determine the validity of the contract and whether it was breached.
This document appears to be a table showing production output over time. It has columns for time periods (1, 4, 8, 12) and rows listing different products with an "I" marked in the corresponding time periods where that product was produced. Some key products included are: air conditioners producing 1,000 units, air conditioner parts, and various refrigerator/freezer models. There are also notes marked with asterisks at the bottom related to additional products or changes over time.
Rohit Kumar has passed the EX423 exam and earned the Directory Services and Authentication Certificate of Expertise from Red Hat, Inc. The certificate is dated March 18, 2011 and the certificate number is 805009529444660. Red Hat certifies that Rohit Kumar has demonstrated expertise in directory services and authentication.
1. This document is an application for accident leave submitted under F.R.R. 1357, 1381, 1386 by an employee who was injured in an accident.
2. It provides details of the employee, the accident, and seeks approval for the period of leave recommended by medical officers along with supporting documents.
3. Key information requested includes the employee's name and designation, date and cause of accident, place of occurrence, manner of employment at the time, whether an inquiry was held, and if the required reports have been submitted to the Commissioner of Workmen's Compensation.
1. The document is divided into multiple sections with numerical headings and contains mathematical equations and explanations.
2. It provides 4 summaries of sections from the document in Tamil.
3. Each summary is labelled as "ÅÆ¢ ̧¡ðÊì ̧ðÎ ̈Ã" followed by a number, indicating they are concise summaries of parts of the larger document.
The document discusses the topics of texts, themes, and structures. It contains formatting codes and text in German. The document appears to be the beginning of a paper on the history of a topic, as it mentions the topic and includes section headings for an introduction.
The document appears to be a foreign language text that discusses various topics related to meetings, dates, and locations. Specific names of people or places are not mentioned. The text contains many abbreviations and symbols that make the overall meaning and topics discussed difficult to discern from the English translation alone.
The document is a collection of symbols and special characters with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be random typographic symbols rather than a meaningful text.
The document is a collection of symbols and special characters with no discernible words, sentences, or meaning. It appears to be random typographic symbols rather than a meaningful text.