Le guide de l’insertion conçu par la Maison de l’emploi et de la formation du Mans est un portail numérique réservé aux professionnels de l’insertion agissant sur l’insertion sociale ou professionnelle. Ergonomique et facile d’utilisation, en moins de 4 clics, il recense les structures actrices de l’insertion et l’ensemble de leur offre de service sur le territoire de Le Mans métropole. Plus...
Comme vous le savez, tous les troisièmes jeudis de chaque mois, à 19h30, nous organisons au sein de notre musée une soirée autour d'un thème en particulier.
Voici le thème de ce jeudi 15 février 2018.
Langues et mondialisation, par Louis-Jean Calvet - Jeudi 15/02/2018
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soit par téléphone au : 01 56 81 65 79
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Environ sept mille langues et deux cents pays: le monde est plurilingue. Mais la mondialisation a institué un véritable « marché au langues » sur lequel elles n'ont pas le même poids, pas la même valeur. Cette situation sera présentée à partir du « Baromètre des langues du monde ». Plus...
Industrial grade article about MIT's Open Courseware Project. Those familiar with the project will not find a lot of new content in this article (which could just as well have been cobbled together from press releases and other articles on the same topic). More...
SC Seeks Input on Pick-a-Prof
Students at the University of Texas at Arlington are debating whether to sign a $3000 contract with a web service called Pick-a-Prof. What is interesting about this item is not merely that a commercial professor rating service has set up shop (though that is interesting) but rather that it is marketing itself as a service to student groups (rather than to individual students or to universities). More...
Learning is a Recursive, Self-Reflexive System Process
This is all very nice, except, of course, that it is impossible to take all of learning, put it into one nice little box, and then say, "Learning is such and such." I mean, take a look at this account. More...
Link to a press release syndication service for education products and services. It's like a certain distance education weblog (which I will not name) but without all the extra page views. More...
Reed Elsevier Joins RM for Online Education Initiative
In case you didn't know, Reed Elsevier, a British-Dutch publishing company, makes more money from online operations than eBay or Amazon.com (more than 1bn annual web revenues). This is worth keeping in mind as you read this short article describing the company's plans to distribute content to schools online. More...
Microsoft Outlook
Today's newsletter is a tribute to Microsoft Outlook. Well, maybe not a tribute. After discovering that my old copy of Outlook wouldn't run on my new XP computer (it decided that I am a software pirate even though I bought and paid for my copy with cold hard cash), I went out and bought a new copy, which, when I installed it Saturday, promptly failed to connect to the Exchange server. More...
The Effectiveness of Models of Flexible Provision of Higher Education
Summary of a report (the full report is available in PDF at the bottom of the page) assessing the effectiveness of flexible delivery of college and university courses. After sketching what is meant by flexible delivery (a definition that focuses on accessibility options and preferences rather than technology) the summary lists some advantages and disadvantage. More...
EduZope Initiative Seeks to Combine Standards Support With Open Source
This article summarizes the launch of the EduZope initiative. This article from CETIS isn't their best work, filled as it is with alphabet soup (and failing anywhere to state just what EduZope is intended to be). More...
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