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24 mai 2014

Modification des règles relatives à l'organisation et au fonctionnement de Pôle Emploi

http://www.adef06.org/resources/ARRIERE+PLAN.jpgPublication du décret no 2014-524 du 22 mai 2014 portant modification des règles relatives à l’organisation et au fonctionnement de Pôle emploi
Publics concernés : Pôle emploi, les membres du conseil d’administration, les demandeurs d’emploi.
Objet : modification des règles relatives à l’organisation et au fonctionnement de Pôle emploi.
Entrée en vigueur : le texte entre en vigueur le lendemain de sa publication.
Notice : le décret a pour objet :
– d’expliciter le statut juridique de Pôle emploi (établissement public administratif) ;
– de modifier la composition et les compétences de son conseil d’administration ;
– d’introduire le vote par procuration au conseil d’administration de l’opérateur ;
– de préciser la répartition des pouvoirs entre le directeur général et les directeurs régionaux de Pôle emploi ;
– de préciser la périodicité et les modalités d’actualisation du projet personnalisé d’accès à l’emploi ;
– de simplifier la partie réglementaire des codes dans lesquels Pôle emploi est désigné sous l’appellation : « institution mentionnée à l’article L. 5312-1 du code du travail ».
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24 mai 2014

Technology, learning, and institutional mission statements

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/castingoutnines-45.pngBy Robert Talbert. Right now I’m preparing for a talk I’m giving next month, in which I’ll be speaking on using technology to connect students, faculty and institutions to the fundamentally human activities of learning and growth. Of those three groups – students, faculty, and institutions – I’m finding it to be a lot easier to talk about students and faculty and their relationship to technology than it is to talk about institutions. More...

24 mai 2014

Développement de l'apprentissage

http://www.adef06.org/resources/ARRIERE+PLAN.jpgSignatures de conventions pour renforcer le rôle des développeurs et relancer la mobilisation en faveur de l’apprentissage
François Rebsamen Ministre du travail, de l’emploi, du dialogue social a fait de l’apprentissage une des priorités de son action et a relancé la mobilisation collective en faveur de cette filière d’excellence.
Il veut pour cela en faciliter l’accès, et que chaque jeune qui le souhaite puise avoir une place en CFA.
La signature, jeudi 22 Mai, de 3 conventions d’objectifs et de moyens pour le développement de l’apprentissage, s’inscrit dans cette volonté.
Les conventions ont été signées avec :

• L’ACFCI-CCI France (Assemblée des Chambres françaises de commerce et d’industrie)
• L’APCMA (Assemblée permanente des chambres de métiers et de l’artisanat)
• Le CCCA-BTP (Comité de concertation et de coordination de l’apprentissage du bâtiment et des travaux publics)

Sur le site travail-emploi.gouv.fr.

24 mai 2014

All Things Google: A Busy Month

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/profhacker-45.pngBy . There’s been a lot going on for Google lately. Since just before the end of April, Google has made changes to its mobile apps, introduced a new tool for educators, and run into some trouble in Europe. Given the degree to which All Things Google play a role in our lives (for good or for ill), it seems appropriate to offer some brief commentary on each. More...

24 mai 2014

Tools I Use: Online Noise Generators

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/profhacker-45.pngBy . We’ve written before at ProfHacker about choosing your playlist to change your life, about creating a soundtrack for the semester, about choosing songs for the pace of your desired daily run, and about noise-cancelling headphones when you just want silence. But sometimes you don’t want either music or silence, but just the right sort of background noise. Many people love Coffitivity, a site (and also mobile app) that offers the background noise typical of a coffee shop. More...

24 mai 2014

Fun City

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/linguafranca-45.pngBy . When a friend in his thirties came up to me at a party the other day and said, “I have a question about fun,” I knew he wasn’t going to ask about whether the word could be used as an adjective. That would be like asking if iced tea could be used as a beverage. Writing in The Atlantic Monthly in 1997, Barbara Wallraff described Steven Pinker as remarking that “he can tell whether people are under or over thirty years old by whether they’re willing to accept fun as a full-fledged adjective.” Today that translates to over or under 47, which seems about right. More...

24 mai 2014

‘Origins Unknown’

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/linguafranca-45.pngBy . It’s such an American thing, an impartial observer might say: taking pride in an unclear ancestry. But as lovers of words know, etymology, like genealogy, gets mixed up in interesting ways.
Most words have traceable origins. Sometimes, though, we have nothing to go on, and so we get the dictionary’s best guesses:
• from Wolof (?)
possibly related to Old French
altered (?)
I’m particularly fond of dictionary entries that have “origins unknown” or “origins obscure,” or that exist in other states of etymological contingency. More...

24 mai 2014

Cursing in a Second Language

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/linguafranca-45.pngBy . Europeans cast their votes this week in a European Union parliamentary poll in which nationalist, Euro-skeptic parties are expected to do well—suggesting waning enthusiasm for the European project, and growing xenophobia. I saw evidence to the contrary, however, on display two weeks ago in the final rounds of the Eurovision Song Contest. (Americans make fun of the marathon of mediocre music and canned camp aesthetics, but if soccer’s anything to go by, it won’t be long before Brooklyn hipsters are cramming into bars that screen the contest.) More...

24 mai 2014

The Politics of Taboo Words

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/linguafranca-45.pngBy . Two currently hot news items in Britain involve public figures using controversial language with political consequences. The Chronicle follows strict New York Times style rules about vulgarity, so I must use caution in giving some of the details about the cases I want to contrast. The first concerns a radio DJ who made the mistake of playing the wrong version of a song: a 1932 recording with lyrics containing a word that today is regarded as an offensive racial slur (though in 1932 it wasn’t). One listener complained. More...

24 mai 2014

EDM and the Selfie

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/linguafranca-45.pngBy . Last year I thought selfie, the generous posting of one’s self-portrait on the Internet for all to admire, deserved to be word of the year. Thanks to a canceled flight, I now know I was wrong; 2013 was merely the prologue for the grander opening of selfie in 2014. More...

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