This is the first step to redesign the experience from school to work.
This presentation contains an interview with a first jobber when he is preparing to go back to school - inputs from this stakeholder can help us in or journey
This document discusses ideas for how candidates without references or experience can demonstrate their value to potential employers. The most practical idea is to structure volunteer work as real work experience by having non-profits issue experience certificates and recommendations. The most disruptive idea is for students to create 1-minute "Why You Should Hire Me" videos to showcase their skills and creativity. The author's favorite idea is to start a program where students gain teaching experience in remote areas similar to the Peace Corps model.
Geometría computacional: Doubly Connected Edge List (DCEL)Miguel Sancho
Este documento describe la estructura de datos DCEL (Doubly Connected Edge List) para representar subdivisiones planares. La DCEL almacena información topológica y geométrica de vértices, aristas y caras de una subdivisión planar. Cada arista está compuesta por dos semiaristas gemelas orientadas en sentidos opuestos. La DCEL permite realizar operaciones eficientes como determinar áreas adyacentes y vértices incidentes.
Danny Laws conducted research on four successful record labels to help make his own label successful. These labels all had logos that were basic, to the point, and featured simple designs that stood out. Danny's new record label, London Vibe Records, has a logo featuring the letters "LV" in red with a black outline on a plain white background. The name of the label is also included for clarity.
Roadshow Deutsche Bank 15ªConferêNcia Anual Citibank Latam(InglêS)Localiza
Localiza Rent a Car S.A. presented its 2006 results and growth opportunities. Some key highlights:
- Localiza has an integrated business platform with 145 agencies, 15,265 cars, and 1,688 employees, giving it superior performance.
- Growth opportunities include increasing market share in core businesses, expanding in Brazil and South America, and taking advantage of synergies across the platform.
- The company has competitive advantages like its large distribution network, yield management, lower cost of credit, and bargaining power from large fleet purchases.
- In 2006, revenues grew 29% to R$1.145 billion while EBITDA rose 13% to R$313 million, demonstrating strong financial
This document discusses ideas for how candidates without references or experience can demonstrate their value to potential employers. The most practical idea is to structure volunteer work as real work experience by having non-profits issue experience certificates and recommendations. The most disruptive idea is for students to create 1-minute "Why You Should Hire Me" videos to showcase their skills and creativity. The author's favorite idea is to start a program where students gain teaching experience in remote areas similar to the Peace Corps model.
Geometría computacional: Doubly Connected Edge List (DCEL)Miguel Sancho
Este documento describe la estructura de datos DCEL (Doubly Connected Edge List) para representar subdivisiones planares. La DCEL almacena información topológica y geométrica de vértices, aristas y caras de una subdivisión planar. Cada arista está compuesta por dos semiaristas gemelas orientadas en sentidos opuestos. La DCEL permite realizar operaciones eficientes como determinar áreas adyacentes y vértices incidentes.
Danny Laws conducted research on four successful record labels to help make his own label successful. These labels all had logos that were basic, to the point, and featured simple designs that stood out. Danny's new record label, London Vibe Records, has a logo featuring the letters "LV" in red with a black outline on a plain white background. The name of the label is also included for clarity.
Roadshow Deutsche Bank 15ªConferêNcia Anual Citibank Latam(InglêS)Localiza
Localiza Rent a Car S.A. presented its 2006 results and growth opportunities. Some key highlights:
- Localiza has an integrated business platform with 145 agencies, 15,265 cars, and 1,688 employees, giving it superior performance.
- Growth opportunities include increasing market share in core businesses, expanding in Brazil and South America, and taking advantage of synergies across the platform.
- The company has competitive advantages like its large distribution network, yield management, lower cost of credit, and bargaining power from large fleet purchases.
- In 2006, revenues grew 29% to R$1.145 billion while EBITDA rose 13% to R$313 million, demonstrating strong financial
Tatyana Giddings was born on January 31, 1995 in Horsham, Pennsylvania. She received a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology in 2015. Tatyana is currently pursuing a Master's degree and PhD in psychology, with the goal of becoming a private practice child and adolescent psychologist following completion of her degrees. She is articulate, strong-minded, appreciative, respectful, and modest. Tatyana wants to help others in need mentally or emotionally. She expresses herself through writing and makes people laugh, even when inappropriate.
El mouse fue inventado en la década de 1950 cuando la Marina Canadiense creó el primer trackball para compartir datos de radares. En 1963, Douglas Engelbart inventó el primer prototipo de mouse de madera con un cable y un botón. En 1970, la empresa alemana Telefoneen comercializó el primer mouse con una bola de goma. Desde entonces, el mouse ha evolucionado hasta convertirse en un dispositivo óptico liviano y ergonómico.
This document is a personal skills audit completed by Chantelle Short. It details the digital technology, software, and production skills she used to create a media production. She used a Sony camera and tripod for filming. For post-production, she used Final Cut Pro software, which allowed her to add effects like jump cuts and slow motion. In planning her production, she researched genres, locations, and analyzed sample opening sequences. She also studied conventions from horror genre texts like The Thing and The Hills Have Eyes. For her next project, she will apply these skills and Final Cut Pro to create a music video.
The document proposes an educational game to teach computer science concepts to children in a non-programming way. It would involve helping an Eco-Bot character complete missions through logic puzzles and problem-solving. Lessons would introduce concepts like sequences, image representation with pixels, and text compression. Children would interact directly by dragging and dropping code blocks or modifying code. Hints from Eco-Bot would provide guidance. The game would have different levels with rewards to encourage progression. Lessons would include a variety of short tasks to keep engagement, with a bigger final task to pass each level.
This very short document appears to be seeking feedback from an audience on website ideas, but provides no other context or details. It consists of only two words: "Audience Feedback:" and "website ideas....".
The 1974 Jackson 5 video for "ABC" had much lower video quality due to the technology limitations of the 1970s, showed the performers' age differences giving a family image less common today, and focused more on the youngest singer, Michael Jackson, whereas modern videos may focus more on older generations. In contrast, the 2010 World Cup theme song video immediately showed viewers South Africa and its history with black and white footage of past football games, portraying the country's passion for the sport through huge crowds gathering to watch matches.
The document discusses using video conferencing for educational purposes. It provides examples of how video conferencing allows: [1] students and teachers to have visual communication across long distances; [2] virtual field trips when real trips are not possible due to distance or costs; [3] shy students to more comfortably express themselves. It then gives a specific lesson plan example where students listen to and interact with a batik artist via video conference to learn the process of making batik.
Using the Ebscohost Research Databases final Oak Hall School
The document provides instructions for accessing and effectively searching the EBSCOhost research databases. It outlines three methods for accessing EBSCOhost from any computer at home or school by navigating to the website URL, signing into Edline and clicking a database link, or accessing a project-specific page with database links. It describes setting up a user account to save search results. The document then explains how to perform searches, including selecting relevant databases, entering search terms, using advanced search options, and refining results. It also reviews options for viewing, printing, bookmarking, and saving full-text articles found during the search process. Finally, it notes that while Google can be used, users should carefully evaluate results for authority,
The document describes the Open Access Button, a suite of apps that provide access to academic research. The Open Access Button allows users to search for free versions of papers they want to access and will email authors if a free version is not found. If users are unable to access a paper, their story will help change publishing systems to prevent this issue for others. The Button is available as a download for browsers and mobile devices from openaccessbutton.org.
El documento describe un proyecto para desarrollar habilidades lógico-matemáticas en estudiantes mediante el uso del programa Sebran. El objetivo general es orientar a los estudiantes en el manejo adecuado de las TIC para mejorar en matemáticas y lectoescritura. La metodología incluye actividades prácticas en pequeños grupos usando Sebran. La evaluación mostró que los estudiantes mejoraron en resta y lectoescritura pero necesitan más apoyo en multiplicación.
The document discusses protecting Natura2000 sites in the North Sea through fisheries measures. It notes that certain areas like the Dogger Bank and Cleaver Bank qualify for protection based on scientific criteria. An ongoing FIMPAS project is gathering data to inform a conflict analysis between conservation objectives and fisheries techniques in order to identify appropriate management options and measures for these protected sites by 2012. The measures will aim to achieve conservation goals while allowing sustainable fisheries.
The document describes how the Micros Opera app can be used by hotels to check guests in and out remotely, manage reservations from anywhere, and organize housekeeping and maintenance activities. Using the app is said to increase guest satisfaction throughout their stay and optimize revenue opportunities by changing how hotel staff engage with guests and interact with the property.
Un blog es un sitio web que recopila artículos de uno o más autores de forma cronológica, con el más reciente primero. Los blogs permiten que los lectores comenten y el autor responda, posibilitando un diálogo. Los blogs sirven para opinar, enseñar sobre temas culturales, artísticos, educativos o recreativos, y tratar asuntos de forma personal o profesional.
The stakeholder is an intelligent and analytical immigrant from Russia who graduated with a master's degree in computer science 5 years ago. While he feels his education provided a good foundation, he believes it did not give him the specific skills needed for his dream job. He currently works in a stable but unfulfilling position. The main insight is that while the stakeholder is highly knowledgeable, his education did not equip him to transition to his ideal role, as it requires entry-level experience he has been unable to obtain without disrupting his lifestyle. He needs a way to gain experience in his field of interest in order to pursue career advancement.
The document summarizes a student's prototypes and feedback for helping recent graduates transition into the working world. Prototype 1 involved company partnerships where professionals rotate jobs to gain different experiences. Feedback supported job rotation but suggested rotating entire teams instead of individuals. Prototype 2 proposed mandatory international internships. Feedback noted potential benefits but raised concerns about language barriers and costs. Based on the feedback, the student realized the problem has multiple solutions and stakeholders whose input could help design a more complete solution.
The document discusses prototypes for easing a student's transition from work to school.
Prototype 1 involved giving the student a "real sample" of class for 3 months in a pod set up in their workplace. Feedback noted issues with technology compatibility and economic impact.
Prototype 2 offered a virtual class experience through a pod using the employer's compatible technology. It addressed earlier issues and received positive feedback about experiencing a real class.
The debrief notes that testing prototypes is iterative. Feedback from diverse stakeholders and further refinement is needed before formal research can validate the concept.
The stakeholder wants a career that balances creativity, individual advancement, and enjoyment. She is wary of becoming trapped in a routine corporate job after college and instead wants to use her degree and experience to find work in interior design. While open to starting in a corporate job, she plans to switch to something more creative after a year or two. She values networking, learning from past experiences, and maintaining a good work-life balance.
Jules is a 40-year-old computer scientist who was laid off in 2008. He decided to pursue further education to improve his career. He now works as a computer scientist and studies online to keep his skills up to date. He feels he has little time to develop his ideas fully and wants to start his own business but lacks opportunities to meet others to collaborate with. The problem is that Jules has many career goals and ideas but needs a way to better share and develop them through connecting with other professionals.
The document describes Lakshmi S's prototypes for redesigning the school-to-work transition. It outlines 3 steps: 1) Create 2 prototypes (practical and disruptive ideas), 2) Test the prototypes with people and capture feedback, 3) Write a reflection on what was learned. For step 1, Lakshmi outlines practical, disruptive, and favorite idea prototypes. For step 2, 3 tests were conducted: with a child, interviewee, and self-reflection. Feedback focused on improvements. For step 3, Lakshmi reflects on learning from testing, and plans to publicize the concept to improve corporate life if continuing the project.
Design Challenge - Redesigning the transition from school to work - Interview.Lélia Lima
The document summarizes an interview with a 23-year-old female architecture student about to graduate from university and her transition from school to work. Some key points from the interview:
- She wants to work in her chosen field of architecture and believes her university education provided a good foundation but not all the skills needed for the job market.
- She currently works and studies simultaneously, gaining practical experience. She feels this helps complement the theoretical knowledge from university.
- While prepared to apply her skills, she recognizes the need to continue learning from more experienced professionals on the job. Her goal is to stand out among colleagues through demonstrated competence.
- The biggest surprise was meeting professionals who see the work merely as
Tatyana Giddings was born on January 31, 1995 in Horsham, Pennsylvania. She received a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology in 2015. Tatyana is currently pursuing a Master's degree and PhD in psychology, with the goal of becoming a private practice child and adolescent psychologist following completion of her degrees. She is articulate, strong-minded, appreciative, respectful, and modest. Tatyana wants to help others in need mentally or emotionally. She expresses herself through writing and makes people laugh, even when inappropriate.
El mouse fue inventado en la década de 1950 cuando la Marina Canadiense creó el primer trackball para compartir datos de radares. En 1963, Douglas Engelbart inventó el primer prototipo de mouse de madera con un cable y un botón. En 1970, la empresa alemana Telefoneen comercializó el primer mouse con una bola de goma. Desde entonces, el mouse ha evolucionado hasta convertirse en un dispositivo óptico liviano y ergonómico.
This document is a personal skills audit completed by Chantelle Short. It details the digital technology, software, and production skills she used to create a media production. She used a Sony camera and tripod for filming. For post-production, she used Final Cut Pro software, which allowed her to add effects like jump cuts and slow motion. In planning her production, she researched genres, locations, and analyzed sample opening sequences. She also studied conventions from horror genre texts like The Thing and The Hills Have Eyes. For her next project, she will apply these skills and Final Cut Pro to create a music video.
The document proposes an educational game to teach computer science concepts to children in a non-programming way. It would involve helping an Eco-Bot character complete missions through logic puzzles and problem-solving. Lessons would introduce concepts like sequences, image representation with pixels, and text compression. Children would interact directly by dragging and dropping code blocks or modifying code. Hints from Eco-Bot would provide guidance. The game would have different levels with rewards to encourage progression. Lessons would include a variety of short tasks to keep engagement, with a bigger final task to pass each level.
This very short document appears to be seeking feedback from an audience on website ideas, but provides no other context or details. It consists of only two words: "Audience Feedback:" and "website ideas....".
The 1974 Jackson 5 video for "ABC" had much lower video quality due to the technology limitations of the 1970s, showed the performers' age differences giving a family image less common today, and focused more on the youngest singer, Michael Jackson, whereas modern videos may focus more on older generations. In contrast, the 2010 World Cup theme song video immediately showed viewers South Africa and its history with black and white footage of past football games, portraying the country's passion for the sport through huge crowds gathering to watch matches.
The document discusses using video conferencing for educational purposes. It provides examples of how video conferencing allows: [1] students and teachers to have visual communication across long distances; [2] virtual field trips when real trips are not possible due to distance or costs; [3] shy students to more comfortably express themselves. It then gives a specific lesson plan example where students listen to and interact with a batik artist via video conference to learn the process of making batik.
Using the Ebscohost Research Databases final Oak Hall School
The document provides instructions for accessing and effectively searching the EBSCOhost research databases. It outlines three methods for accessing EBSCOhost from any computer at home or school by navigating to the website URL, signing into Edline and clicking a database link, or accessing a project-specific page with database links. It describes setting up a user account to save search results. The document then explains how to perform searches, including selecting relevant databases, entering search terms, using advanced search options, and refining results. It also reviews options for viewing, printing, bookmarking, and saving full-text articles found during the search process. Finally, it notes that while Google can be used, users should carefully evaluate results for authority,
The document describes the Open Access Button, a suite of apps that provide access to academic research. The Open Access Button allows users to search for free versions of papers they want to access and will email authors if a free version is not found. If users are unable to access a paper, their story will help change publishing systems to prevent this issue for others. The Button is available as a download for browsers and mobile devices from openaccessbutton.org.
El documento describe un proyecto para desarrollar habilidades lógico-matemáticas en estudiantes mediante el uso del programa Sebran. El objetivo general es orientar a los estudiantes en el manejo adecuado de las TIC para mejorar en matemáticas y lectoescritura. La metodología incluye actividades prácticas en pequeños grupos usando Sebran. La evaluación mostró que los estudiantes mejoraron en resta y lectoescritura pero necesitan más apoyo en multiplicación.
The document discusses protecting Natura2000 sites in the North Sea through fisheries measures. It notes that certain areas like the Dogger Bank and Cleaver Bank qualify for protection based on scientific criteria. An ongoing FIMPAS project is gathering data to inform a conflict analysis between conservation objectives and fisheries techniques in order to identify appropriate management options and measures for these protected sites by 2012. The measures will aim to achieve conservation goals while allowing sustainable fisheries.
The document describes how the Micros Opera app can be used by hotels to check guests in and out remotely, manage reservations from anywhere, and organize housekeeping and maintenance activities. Using the app is said to increase guest satisfaction throughout their stay and optimize revenue opportunities by changing how hotel staff engage with guests and interact with the property.
Un blog es un sitio web que recopila artículos de uno o más autores de forma cronológica, con el más reciente primero. Los blogs permiten que los lectores comenten y el autor responda, posibilitando un diálogo. Los blogs sirven para opinar, enseñar sobre temas culturales, artísticos, educativos o recreativos, y tratar asuntos de forma personal o profesional.
The stakeholder is an intelligent and analytical immigrant from Russia who graduated with a master's degree in computer science 5 years ago. While he feels his education provided a good foundation, he believes it did not give him the specific skills needed for his dream job. He currently works in a stable but unfulfilling position. The main insight is that while the stakeholder is highly knowledgeable, his education did not equip him to transition to his ideal role, as it requires entry-level experience he has been unable to obtain without disrupting his lifestyle. He needs a way to gain experience in his field of interest in order to pursue career advancement.
The document summarizes a student's prototypes and feedback for helping recent graduates transition into the working world. Prototype 1 involved company partnerships where professionals rotate jobs to gain different experiences. Feedback supported job rotation but suggested rotating entire teams instead of individuals. Prototype 2 proposed mandatory international internships. Feedback noted potential benefits but raised concerns about language barriers and costs. Based on the feedback, the student realized the problem has multiple solutions and stakeholders whose input could help design a more complete solution.
The document discusses prototypes for easing a student's transition from work to school.
Prototype 1 involved giving the student a "real sample" of class for 3 months in a pod set up in their workplace. Feedback noted issues with technology compatibility and economic impact.
Prototype 2 offered a virtual class experience through a pod using the employer's compatible technology. It addressed earlier issues and received positive feedback about experiencing a real class.
The debrief notes that testing prototypes is iterative. Feedback from diverse stakeholders and further refinement is needed before formal research can validate the concept.
The stakeholder wants a career that balances creativity, individual advancement, and enjoyment. She is wary of becoming trapped in a routine corporate job after college and instead wants to use her degree and experience to find work in interior design. While open to starting in a corporate job, she plans to switch to something more creative after a year or two. She values networking, learning from past experiences, and maintaining a good work-life balance.
Jules is a 40-year-old computer scientist who was laid off in 2008. He decided to pursue further education to improve his career. He now works as a computer scientist and studies online to keep his skills up to date. He feels he has little time to develop his ideas fully and wants to start his own business but lacks opportunities to meet others to collaborate with. The problem is that Jules has many career goals and ideas but needs a way to better share and develop them through connecting with other professionals.
The document describes Lakshmi S's prototypes for redesigning the school-to-work transition. It outlines 3 steps: 1) Create 2 prototypes (practical and disruptive ideas), 2) Test the prototypes with people and capture feedback, 3) Write a reflection on what was learned. For step 1, Lakshmi outlines practical, disruptive, and favorite idea prototypes. For step 2, 3 tests were conducted: with a child, interviewee, and self-reflection. Feedback focused on improvements. For step 3, Lakshmi reflects on learning from testing, and plans to publicize the concept to improve corporate life if continuing the project.
Design Challenge - Redesigning the transition from school to work - Interview.Lélia Lima
The document summarizes an interview with a 23-year-old female architecture student about to graduate from university and her transition from school to work. Some key points from the interview:
- She wants to work in her chosen field of architecture and believes her university education provided a good foundation but not all the skills needed for the job market.
- She currently works and studies simultaneously, gaining practical experience. She feels this helps complement the theoretical knowledge from university.
- While prepared to apply her skills, she recognizes the need to continue learning from more experienced professionals on the job. Her goal is to stand out among colleagues through demonstrated competence.
- The biggest surprise was meeting professionals who see the work merely as
This document contains 27 ideas for improving the education system and making graduates more work-ready. Some of the key ideas proposed are:
1) Having schools partner with local colleges and colleges partner with local industries to create a continuous mentorship program between students, graduates, and employees.
2) Having new graduates at companies spend their first week observing project work to gain awareness of the work before receiving training.
3) Creating interactive online experiences for new hires to learn about a company's culture and work practices before joining.
The document outlines an assignment to generate ideas for how companies and universities can better collaborate on developing skills for future jobs. It instructs the reader to generate at least 50 ideas and then select the most practical idea, most disruptive idea, and their favorite idea. Some of the ideas generated include sharing knowledge through open access spaces, informal sharing sessions between colleagues, and using simulations and games for personalized learning.
The document presents 50 potential solutions to the problem of how an undergraduate psychology student named Stacy can gain more work experience to improve her career prospects after graduation. The solutions range from conventional options like internships and part-time jobs to more imaginative ideas that involve changing the laws of nature or having an unlimited budget. The document guides the reader through an ideation process, asking them to consider modifying initial solutions, integrating work experience into the academic program, career-specific pathways, and solutions with different constraints.
The stakeholder is a recent graduate who feels their environmental values and desire to work close to home are not aligned with traditional career paths. They want to find meaningful work that allows them to enact positive change and stay true to their principles of environmentalism. However, they feel a lack of support from teachers and employers to find non-traditional roles. Seeing examples of others who have forged alternative paths to fulfilling work could help the stakeholder find new inspiration to chart their own course.
The document discusses ideas generated to help a post-graduate student try out what they have learned and build confidence in entrepreneurship. Over 50 ideas are generated by considering different human intelligences and perspectives. The most practical idea is to focus education on skills over knowledge through assessments. The most disruptive idea is for government scholarships for students with innovative business ideas. The author's favorite idea is for bells to ring in the sky to indicate when someone has a million-dollar idea.
Assignment 3 Design Thinking Action Lab - IdeateRathnakumar G
The document provides various suggestions for how Saurav can easily transition from school to work, including recommendations for employers, teachers, parents, school alumni, Saurav's school, internet resources, media, Saurav himself, his schoolmates, and coaching institutions. The most practical idea is for school alumni to collaborate with Saurav's school to improve its syllabus. The most disruptive idea is for the school to start a business involving students. The idea that is the assistant's favorite is for employers to offer part-time study and employment opportunities for students.
The document discusses ideas for redesigning the school-to-work transition. It identifies several practical ideas that could be easily implemented, such as using social networks, learning with feedback, and specializing areas of study. Disruptive ideas that could have a major impact but may be difficult to implement include making knowledge easily accessible online and establishing dedicated research institutes. Favorite ideas the author is personally excited about involve seeking feedback, avoiding traps, and finding patterns across decades of learning.
- The document discusses a young graduate in finance who wants to become an entrepreneur. She is learning a second language and taking online courses to improve her skills and gain experience as an intern.
- She thinks the education system has failed to prepare students for today's job market. Students are oriented to work for others rather than create their own opportunities. She remains optimistic despite challenges in finding work.
- Her insights include having clear ideas and goals, following a defined life path, and being optimistic and willing to turn her dreams into reality. Her problem statement is that the education system must change to provide the knowledge and techniques needed to become an entrepreneur in today's market.
A senior leader wants to hire students from diverse backgrounds for new projects to gain different perspectives. They propose holding a worldwide competition where student teams work on company projects with coaching from business leaders. Key ideas are to have the same challenge for all teams, restrict it initially to a few universities globally, and use a human-centered design challenge. Testing prototypes with others provided feedback to improve the idea, such as starting small and building partnerships. The next steps would be getting more stakeholder input, developing project ideas with employees, and refining it through iterative feedback.
Daniella is a reserved and friendly accountant who has been unemployed for 3 years after working in financial services. She thinks the purpose of work is often misunderstood and the educational system fails to prepare students or help them discover their passions. Daniella feels lost without knowing what she's passionate about and thinks developing skills through apprenticeships would be beneficial.
Cathy Henesey, a career services manager at Children's Medical Center, discusses internships and cooperative education (co-ops) with university representatives. She emphasizes being interactive rather than lecturing and using consistent terminology. Groups were divided to represent companies and universities to discuss standardizing the internship/co-op process and better preparing candidates. Metrics, understanding business operations, and sharing best practices were also mentioned.
The document discusses solutions for helping a student transition smoothly from school to work by addressing their tensions, desires, and worries.
The most practical solution is to create a flawless experience for the student by learning from the hospitality industry and customizing a program to each student's unique needs.
The most disruptive idea is to use future scenarios and virtual reality to look into the future and experience what it would be like, helping the student feel more secure.
The favorite idea is to create a "pod" in the workplace where the student can attend school classes for 2-3 hours daily, integrating their academics and work.
Practical eLearning Makeovers for EveryoneBianca Woods
Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
Storytelling For The Web: Integrate Storytelling in your Design ProcessChiara Aliotta
In this slides I explain how I have used storytelling techniques to elevate websites and brands and create memorable user experiences. You can discover practical tips as I showcase the elements of good storytelling and its applied to some examples of diverse brands/projects..
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CapCut is an easy-to-use video editing app perfect for beginners. To start, download and open CapCut on your phone. Tap "New Project" and select the videos or photos you want to edit. You can trim clips by dragging the edges, add text by tapping "Text," and include music by selecting "Audio." Enhance your video with filters and effects from the "Effects" menu. When you're happy with your video, tap the export button to save and share it. CapCut makes video editing simple and fun for everyone!
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Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
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Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
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and project deadlines.
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skills are required for this role.
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Connect Conference 2022: Passive House - Economic and Environmental Solution...TE Studio
Passive House: The Economic and Environmental Solution for Sustainable Real Estate. Lecture by Tim Eian of TE Studio Passive House Design in November 2022 in Minneapolis.
- The Built Environment
- Let's imagine the perfect building
- The Passive House standard
- Why Passive House targets
- Clean Energy Plans?!
- How does Passive House compare and fit in?
- The business case for Passive House real estate
- Tools to quantify the value of Passive House
- What can I do?
- Resources
2. Stakeholder – first jobber preparing to go
back to school
Stands out in the crowd, has a distinct style
slight attitude but very affable, stylish yet very
casual, liberal arts background but working in
a technology company which he loves .
Sharp and incisive with a love for theatre. Has
set up a theatre production house as well.
3. Says
Stated reasons for going back to school
Going back to school is about upgrading own skills
and gaining relevant knowledge
Specific skills and focused learning – need to be
almost spoon fed yet open
Look for thought leadership , futuristic
oriented, networking
When he joined work
Job vibes were not scary
Technology makes things simple, can manipulate,
opens a way to approach things – I get this in my
job and am assuming I will get it in school
School to work is daunting – enormity of the
organization – getting lost- ecosystem change
Settling in period the worst – need to understand
that
Fitment key to company but please communicate
it
Changes in going back to school
There is trepidation – self taught vs.
learning in school
Now a certain maturity and exposure to
the world so sure of what to get out vs.
darkness when left school
Mindset change – work to school – not
me as am still in learning mode as this
organization allows it –but have seen
others in officious work places
At work, human interactions not so open
but in school, very open.Here the human
connect is target oriented
4. Does- multifaceted
Has his individual interests
for after work hours
Runs his own theatre
production company with
two partners – has put up 6
plays in the last 2 years
Has applied for a
competition for a new
business idea to Private
equity funds
Makes sure that he is aware
of all new tools that his
function requires
Participates in different
contests, forums to keep
learning
Is a part of most social dos
5. Thinks & feels
New learning
Networking
Ready to apply
new skills
Wasted time
Will miss best
technology
Adjustment to
student mindset and
then back to work
mindset
Going forward
New environment
6.
7. The problem statement
Our multifaceted cool dude needs a way to
alleviate his tensions so that he can transition
smoothly from school to work