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BLOGUE AQUOPS 2013 | Témoignages sur le Colloque 2013 Depuis quelque temps, l’innovation pédagogique relative à la classe inversée ou la « flip classroom » fait parler d’elle sur les réseaux sociaux et dans les médias. Après avoir écouté l’entrevue d’une enseignante du Nouveau-Brunswick qui préconisait cette approche et après avoir lu un article dans La Presse , cette fameuse classe inversée m’intriguait réellement. En tant qu’enseignante de français très novice sur le plan des TICS, cette nouvelle forme de pédagogie me semblait pourtant très pertinente quant à la transmission d’explications relatives à la langue française. J’espérais de tout cœur trouver un atelier dont la classe inversée ferait l’objet. Comble de joie, le congrès offre une conférence d’initiation à la classe inversée dont Madame Caroline Hêtu, conférencière, est une enseignante de français au secondaire. Cette conférence répondit à toutes mes attentes et en voici un résumé. www.popplet.com/app/index.php#/732585 Une nouvelle dimension pédagogique qui porte à réflexion !

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The Definitive Guide to LED Accent Lighting If you search for RGB LED strips you'll see there are a TON of options. Luckily there's a very specific thing you want; just search for 5050 RGB 5M 300. Here's a breakdown of the individual parts:5050 - This is the type of LED. This is a standard part, it's big and bright but still runs cool. It's common to see 3528's in LED strips, avoid these, they're a lot smaller and dimmer. To go bigger than 5050 you're going to get a lot more expensive and a lot hotter.RGB - Red Green Blue. If you don't want to search around this set should get you started, it comes with a power supply and controller. So, to recap: Search Amazon or eBay for 5050 RGB 5M 300 and pick one. Other options: For large areas like a porch it might make more financial sense to order a single color. Waterproof?