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"eTwinning Webinars are a new opportunity foreTwinners to become involved in Continuing Professional Development online. The webinars will combine live communication sessions with some offline activities in the Learning Lab. They will last for 5 days. Some are open to all teachers while some are restricted to registered eTwinners. All you need to participate in a webinar is a computer, a headset and maybe a microphone, although you can easily particpate without one."

" Sign-up is now closed. But don't worry, we'll definitely be back! Follow us at @medialabcourse for updates. Free & Online! You've been dying to take the MIT Media Lab course on creative learning, but you're not in Cambridge? Despair no more. We invite you to join the course right here, on the interwebs. It's free of charge and we hope you'll like it. A Big Experiment This is a big experiment. Things will break. We don't have all the answers. Sometimes we plan to rely on you to make it work. But we'll try our very darndest to make sure you have a good time, and get something out of it. Weekly Lessons Make new friends, and start learning from weekly live videos, readings, discussions, and project-based activities. Open for signup now, course starts February 11th. Questions? Drop us a note in our Google+ community or send us an email at medialabcourse@p2pu.org. All materials licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license."

Hai impostato il blog in modo che non si vede se non siamo iscritti a "word press".

Sì, non tanto il blog quanto il bookmark: Antonella, quando hai tempo, dovresti editare il bookmark e mettere l'indirizzo corretto del post, ovvero da... http://lab13adec.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=369&action=edit&message=6&postpost=v2 a... http://lab13adec.wordpress.com/2013/06/08/bilancio-ltis13/

"In early February, I had the pleasure of delivering a presentation to University of Victoria on the state of higher education and challenges of fragmentation. Thanks for Valerie Irvine and Jillianne Code from TIE Lab and the Faculty of Education for hosting me. Video and slides are embedded below. "

via il post [reshare] di Roberta Ranzani https://plus.google.com/u/0/112970961198564607759/posts/VwgBbTjpBtB

"Prima frase non delimitata da e . Seconda frase non delimitata da e . Prima frase delimitata da e . Seconda frase delimitata da e . E ora: volete vedere il codice di questa pagina? Usate la combinazione Ctrl-u :-)"

Vedi http://iamarf.org/2013/11/29/vediamo-un-po-di-html-loptis/#comment-21943 per il contesto.

Google Faces searching for faces on Google Maps,  The way we perceive our environment is a complex procedure. By the help of our vision we are able to recognize friends within a huge crowd, approximate the speed of an oncoming car or simply admire a painting. One of human's most characteristic features is our desire to detect patterns. We use this ability to penetrate into the detailed secrets of nature. However we also tend to use this ability to enrich our imagination. Hence we recognize meaningful shapes in clouds or detect a great bear upon astrological observations. Objective investigations and subjective imagination collide to one inseparable process. The tendency to detect meaning in vague visual stimuli is a psychological phenomenon called Pareidolia, and captures the core interest of this project.  video tutorial: http://vimeo.com/66055499#

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La tragedia di Lampedusa