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23 Apr 2014 11:01 #188132
by ketchim
Burning tensions: South Korean protest over Japanese textbook in 2001
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23 Apr 2014 11:02 #188133
by ketchim
First World War museum, Peronne, where a Franco-German textbook was launched 
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23 Apr 2014 11:06 #188134
by ketchim
It was a revolution moving higher education from bricks to clicks…
and now it's started to go back to bricks again :
Online university students want to talk outside the computer screen
and now it's started to go back to bricks again :
Online university students want to talk outside the computer screen
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23 Apr 2014 11:08 #188135
by ketchim
Yulia Lesnikova says online students in Moscow enjoy studying together 
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23 Apr 2014 11:25 #188138
by ketchim
Yang Liu, Guokr says studying as a group provides a way of keeping students connected.
It also introduced the word "Moocer" into China :
"Learning can be very lonely, they can drop out."
"It's like a village, they form a small society."
It also introduced the word "Moocer" into China :
"Learning can be very lonely, they can drop out."
"It's like a village, they form a small society."
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23 Apr 2014 11:28 #188140
by ketchim
Pompidou Centre, Paris, one of thousands of locations for online study groups :
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23 Apr 2014 11:30 #188141
by ketchim
But you can't stop people from wanting to talk to each other, outside the computer screen.
As well as the more formal learning hubs, self-organised "meet-ups" for Coursera students
have sprung up in more than 3,700 cities around the world......
As well as the more formal learning hubs, self-organised "meet-ups" for Coursera students
have sprung up in more than 3,700 cities around the world......
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23 Apr 2014 11:32 #188142
by ketchim
Turning on a computer shouldn't be that difficult.
Except if you don't have any power supply. :-[
A car with solar panels drives out to rural villages in Uganda to provide electricity
for school computers...
Except if you don't have any power supply. :-[
A car with solar panels drives out to rural villages in Uganda to provide electricity
for school computers...
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23 Apr 2014 11:33 #188143
by ketchim
The charge from solar panels provides power for an outdoor classroom :
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