LIVING BRIDGES Planet | This WordPress.com site is the cat’s pajamas European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning The European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning – EURODL is an electronic, multi-media journal on distance and e-learning distributed on the Internet. It publishes the accounts of research, development and teaching for Europe in its most inclusive definition, exploring the potential of electronic publishing. EURODL presents scholarly work and solid information about open, distance and e-learning, education through telematics, multimedia, on-line learning and co-operation. We are delighted to inform that the EDEN Executive Committee assigned Dr. Dr. EDEN is pleased to inform that, an Agreement is now signed between EDEN, as owner of EURODL and the Versita/De Gruyter Open company, providing publishing services for over 400 journals. Current issue.
Sustainable Behavior Change Campaigns: Messy, Complex, Critical The job of a sustainable behavior practitioner is to help people see the bigger picture, and make the arguments about sustainability that an appeal to their wallet cannot do. Dr. Adam Corner Increasingly, companies are realising that sustainability means more than implementing a few more rules, regulations and benchmarks – it means engaging directly with the question of human behaviour. Whether it is the actions of their customers – playing more and more of a role in whether particular products can achieve their sustainability potential – or employees themselves, many businesses are starting to ask how they can influence behaviour in a sustainable direction. Awareness & Facts: Not Enough in Sustainability At first, it was assumed that once people knew how environmentally damaging their actions were, they'd soon start making changes. So what should we be doing instead? Developing a Sense of Environmental Identity peer group. Looking for Leadership: Building on the Power of Social Queries?
Michele Tumminello | Università degli Studi di Palermo - Academia.edu Type to search for People, Research Interests and Universities Searching... Change Photo AboutPapers28 Add Contact Information Add Social Profiles(Facebook, Twitter, etc.) Message Michele Michele Tumminello Università degli Studi di Palermo, Dipartimento di Scienze Statistiche e Matematimatiche, Faculty Memberedit Complex Systems Science, Multivariate Data Analysis, Clusters & Networks, Data Analysis, and Data Mining<div>()</div> Papers Reorder Add Paper Statistically validated networks in bipartite complex systemsmore by Michele Tumminello Many complex systems present an intrinsic bipartite structure where elements of one set link to elements of the second set. Many complex systems present an intrinsic bipartite structure where elements of one set link to elements of the second set. Journal Name: PloS one Publication Date: Mar 31, 2011 Download (.pdf) View on dx.plos.org Share EditDeleteMove section Journal Name: arXiv preprint physics/0609036 Publication Date: Sep 5, 2006 Add File View on arxiv.org
The New Internet World: A Global Perspective on Freedom of Expression, Privacy, Trust and Security Online by Soumitra Dutta, William Dutton, Ginette Law Soumitra Dutta INSEAD - Technology and Operations Management William H. University of Oxford - Oxford Internet Institute Ginette Law INSEADApril 14, 2011 The Gobal Information Technology Report 2010-2011 – World Economic Forum in collaboration with INSEAD, comScore, and the Oxford Internet Institute, April 2011 Abstract: Worldwide diffusion of the Internet is focusing debate around values and attitudes that are likely to vary across cultures, particularly around online freedom of expression, privacy, trust and security. Number of Pages in PDF File: 36 Keywords: Internet, Freedom, Privacy, Trust, Security, Public Opinion Accepted Paper Series Suggested Citation Dutta, Soumitra and Dutton, William H. and Law, Ginette, The New Internet World: A Global Perspective on Freedom of Expression, Privacy, Trust and Security Online (April 14, 2011).
Die Phobie vor dem Trauma überwinden Von Michaela Huber Professor Onno van der Hart ist einer von Europas führenden Traumaforschern mit internationalem Renommee. Er war unter anderem - Präsident der International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS) und in früheren Jahren bereits Vizepräsident der International Society for the Study of Dissociation (ISSD). Onno van der Hart unterstützt zahlreiche KollegInnen als Supervisor und Ausbilder in ihrer Arbeit mit komplexen traumabedingten Störungen. Seit etlichen Jahren arbeitet er zusammen mit den Kollegen Dr. Michaela Huber, selbst Traumatherapeutin, Supervisorin und Ausbilderin, die van der Hart seit Jahrzehnten kennt und schätzt, besuchte den bescheidenen Gelehrten und Psychotherapeuten in seinem kleinen, von Akten überquellenden Arbeitszimmer an der Universität Utrecht. Huber: Onno, du bist geboren und damit ein Kriegskind… Van der Hart: Oh ja, das stimmt. Van der Hart: Meine Eltern waren im Widerstand gegen die Nazis aktiv, sehr aktiv. Huber: Das ist ja interessant.
Harvard Professor Finds That Innovative Ideas Spread Like The Flu; Here's How To Catch Them You can hear it in the way we speak: Songs are infectious, trends are contagious, videos go viral. We use disease to describe data. Information acts like illness. As it turns out, so does innovation. While Google helps us understand the way the flu moves and a Facebook app can ferret out who might make you sick, what's missing from the sniffly conversation is that disease and ideas both travel along social networks--the real-life kind. Enter network science, an emergent discipline drawing from sociology, medicine, and statistics. "Things don't just diffuse in human populations at random. The key is exposure. "Individuals located centrally within a network will be at both an increased risk for the acquisition of a pathogen," Christakis says tells Fast Company, "and an increased risk for the acquisition of novel information." Of course, being aware of ideas doesn't necessarily mean anything--it's what you do with it. "What we found was striking," Miller says.
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Courseware Skip to this view's content Please enter your e-mail address below, and we will e-mail instructions for setting a new password. Help Have general questions about edX? You can find lots of helpful information in the edX FAQ. Have a question about something specific? Report a problem Make a suggestion Ask a question Please note: The edX support team is English speaking. Thank you for your inquiry or feedback. We're Sorry, edX accounts are unavailable currently The following errors occurred while logging you in: Your email or password is incorrect Please provide the following information to log into your edX account. Required Information Account Preferences The Language of Interaction future facts blog OPEN Lecture: Loic Tallon Tuesday, 26th Feb 2013 Adapting to mobile: the museum perspective. Description: With their rich content and a willing audience, museums are perceived as a wonderful platform for design experimentation with mobile experiences. But the development of mobile experiences are challenging how museums traditionally operate, they are shifting what it means to have a museum experience, and they are encouraging museums to think differently about their craft. This session will explore some of these opportunities and challenges faced by cultural institutions as they start to adapt to the potential of new mobile technologies. Bio: Loic has worked with high-profile museums around the world to help them thing strategically about the new opportunities presented by mobile technologies. When: 5-6pm – Tues, Feb 26th, 2013 Where: CIID Toldbodgade 37b 1253, Copenhagen K DENMARK Space is limited so please RSVP via email to: info@ciid.dk (with ‘Loic’ in the subject line)
Education « LUNAR > creativity that makes a difference industrial design, product design, engineering design, graphic design, interaction design I’ve been a mechanical engineer at Lunar for almost 7 years, as well as a project manager and the ME intern coordinator for a good portion of that time. I’ve had the opportunity to work with a number of interesting clients, coworkers, and products. They range from large corporations to small startups, hot-heads to introverts, consumer to medical to unclassifiable, parts as big as a monster truck wheel to those you can barely see.
Fostering community & the artist within at the Palo Alto Arts Center « LUNAR > creativity that makes a difference industrial design, product design, engineering design, graphic design, interaction design Fostering community & the artist within at the Palo Alto Arts Center The Palo Alto Art Center launched its Friday Night Series last week with creative activities designed to foster community and encourage the artist that lives within all of us. We’re proud to have been part of the event. LUNAR’s John Edson drew a standing-room only crowd into the recently remodeled facility’s Studio B. He led a series of energetic brainstorming exercises, including the “3 by 1″ technique which unlocks creative potential by breaking a single question into three smaller questions. “John filled the studio with drawing, laughter, conversation, and inspiration as he led the audience in a uniquely engaging and creative way,” said Karen Kienzle, center director. Created by the community, for the community in 1971, the center provides an accessible and welcoming place to engage with art.