Sololady.com Seminario “Collaboration and Augmented Reality for the Future Classroom and Staffroom”. Módulo 1 | El Aula del Futuro Bruselas, marzo de 2016. Una veintena de profesores de Chipre, Croacia, Grecia, Italia y España asistimos al Seminario Collaboration and Augmented Reality for the Future Classroom and Staffroom coordinado por Bart Verswijvel y Arjana Blazic. Dividido en dos módulos formativos bien diferenciados, participé como profesora española desde la Comunidad Autónoma Andaluza en el primero de ellos los días 7 y 8 de marzo. Como objetivos principales de esta primera parte pueden citarse los siguientes: conocer in situ el Aula del futuro, explorar una amplia gama de herramientas que ayuden a promover la colaboración y el trabajo en equipo entre los estudiantes, posibilitar la integración de las TIC en las aulas de una manera sostenible y colaborativa atendiendo al nuevo papel del profesorado así como el aprendizaje independiente. Recursos para el aula Numerosas fueron las plataformas y herramientas presentadas, relacionadas con los diferentes espacios. Schoology: Comunidad de aprendizaje.
Habitually Chic® » Revisting Chateau de Primard Revisting Chateau de Primard by habituallychic Over four years ago, I wrote about Catherine Deneuve’s house in Normandy with grounds designed by landscape architect Jacques Wirtz was for sale. She took it off the market or it didn’t find a buyer until recently. Chateau de Primard was where she kept her haute couture collection of fashions made for her by fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent over their 40 year friendship. “On 24 January in Paris, during Haute Couture Fashion Week, Christie’s will auction close to 130 of the haute couture ensembles YSL made for his favourite private client, along with several Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche pieces, with around 170 further lots offered in a special online sale 23-30 January.” I wonder if an auction of the chateau will be next.
Nace 'Magnetique', el primer cómic en realidad virtual La realidad virtual está en pleno auge. A las recientes Oculus Rift y HTC Vive se les suma el mes que viene PlayStation VR, mientras que en los móviles ya han salido numerosos dispositivos que permiten utilizar el teléfono para tal fin. Esto ha motivado que las propuestas crezcan y que surjan nuevas ideas, como la que llega de la mano de la empresa Oniride: ‘Magnetique’, el primer cómic en 360º. El planteamiento es muy simple a la par que llamativo. El usuario se verá inmerso en un mundo ilustrado donde las viñetas se irán haciendo más grandes al enfocar la vista en ellas y donde la música tendrá gran protagonismo. El primer número de ‘Magnetique’ es gratuito y se puede descargar desde este enlace.
(99+) K-12 Fab Labs and Makerspaces This group does not have a welcome message. Welcome! Digital fabrication labs, maker spaces, innovation labs are popping up in K-12 schools all over the country (and the world!). Consider this a forum for all things about making and digital fabrication in K-12 education - equipment reviews, conference/workshop announcements, rumors about new gadgets, troubleshooting problems, advice about vendors, cool resources for projects, etc. Please take a moment to introduce yourself by replying to the "Introductions" thread. (We've also been compiling resources mentioned here on a shared Google Site - check it out and contribute!) Note: We are keeping this group vendor-free.
360 Video Spotlight: CNN Virtual Reality Videos CNN Virtual Reality videos are here! Users of all ages can now access 360 degree video to explore different places, spaces and special events. From heading inside of London’s Big Ben to standing on the edge of an aircraft carrier, students can view 360 video on a laptop, tablet or headset to explore the world. If you’re a regular visitor to ClassTechTips.com you know how much I love virtual reality. This type of immersive storytelling can reach learners in new ways and help them build a better understanding of what life is like in different parts of the world. 3 Notable CNN Virtual Reality Videos Video: Earthquake Curriculum Connections: natural disasters, earth science, pre-reading activity Video: New York Stock Exchange Curriculum Connections: economics, math, informational text extension Video: Aircraft Carrier Curriculum Connections: model for collaborative working environments, global history How can you use CNN Virtual Reality videos in the classroom? Yours in Learning, Monica :) Monica
Vincent Schiavelli Vincent Andrew "Vince" Schiavelli (November 11, 1948 – December 26, 2005) was an American character actor, comedian and food writer noted for his work on stage, screen and television,[1] often described as "the man with the sad eyes." He was notable for his numerous supporting roles. He often linked his unique facial appearance and tall stature to Marfan syndrome.[citation needed] Before his death in 2005, Vincent Schiavelli was considered by many as one of Hollywood's best character actors. Roger Ebert stated "Schiavelli had a way of slipping into films without people knowing his name, but they remembered his great performances as unique characters." Early life[edit] Schiavelli was born in Brooklyn, New York, to a Sicilian-American family, John Schiavelli and Katherine Coco. Career[edit] He wrote a number of cookbooks and food articles for various magazines and newspapers, notably Gourmet, Saveur and the Los Angeles Times. Personal life[edit] Death[edit] Filmography[edit] References[edit]
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