Revue de presse - Vendredi 2 Février 2018
Presse nationale, presse quotidienne régionale, télévision, radio, magazine, on parle de l'Université dans les médias.
Dans nos universités :
Aix Marseille : Recherche : Une hélice en nanographène : Lire l’article de Techno Sciences
Albi : Parcoursup : l’université Champollion se prépare à l’invasion des vœux des bacheliers : Lire l’article de La Dépêche. Suite...
Revue de presse - Vendredi 26 Janvier 2018
Presse nationale, presse quotidienne régionale, télévision, radio, magazine, on parle de l'Université dans les médias.
Dans nos universités :
Aix Marseille : l’Inserm pousse ses chercheurs à créer leur start-up médicale : Lire l’article de La Provence
Angers : De belles et grandes personnes honorés par l’Université d’Angers : Lire l’article de Angers Info. Suite...
Revue de presse - Vendredi 19 Janvier 2018
Presse nationale, presse quotidienne régionale, télévision, radio, magazine, on parle de l'Université dans les médias.
Dans nos universités :
Aix Marseille : A la découverte des livres cachés de la bibliothèque universitaire d’Aix-en-Provence : Lire l’article de La Provence
Amiens : Université de Picardie: une rallonge de 7 millions attendue du ministère : Lire l’article du Courrier Picard. Suite...
Flags of All Countries
I should title this link, "Education AOL Style." The link actually points to an educational site recommended by AOL@School with the tagline, "Can you find the flag from the country or countries your relatives came from?" It seems like a good way to teach about the culture of the world. More...
Fast Track to a CS Degree?
This is a fascinating discussion conducted by members of the Slashdot community, a group of people known for independent learning and for being well connected to the internet. The participants question the value of a university degree and consider the advantages of a general education as opposed to a trade school certificate. More...
Economical Employee Training
Good overview article describing the appeal of online learning for staff training. The article focuses on reduced costs, customized training, communication and community. More...
Commercialization May Limit Internet
The article says it best: "As the Internet becomes more commercialized, companies are able to use the courts, trademarks and copyrights, proprietary technology and deep corporate pockets to control what Internet users do and say, threatening the openness that made the Net unique.". More...
2002: Year of .Net
By the 'year of .Net' what eWeek means is that 2002 will be the year of internet services. Expect to hear a lot more buzz about this concept. In principle, the concept is simple: programs (that you pay for online) are delivered over the internet to be run (at least in part) on your computer. Internet services are the 'second part' of web education standards such as IMS and SCORM. More...
Guides Redefine Mass Media
You can read the full report by applying for 'Guest Access' - a long, obnoxious form - and the report methodology is suspect (they interview three academics, call six technology companies, and read some other reports), but the conclusion they reach is sound (hey, it can happen). More...
The Pitfalls of Annual Testing
Critical of standardized testing, this article suggests that U.S. government funding for a recently aanounced testing program will create nothing more than 'bubble punching' tests and dubious learning materials. More...
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