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Best practices now suggest that instead of cocooning students, we teach them to be good digital citizens, confident and competent. Here are eleven projects to teach kids authentically, blended with your regular lessons, the often complicated topic of becoming good digital citizens, knowledgeable about their responsibilities in an Internet world. Via John Evans
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Today, I am incredibly excited to share we have acquired Express Logic, a leader in real time operating systems (RTOS) for IoT and edge devices powered by microcontroller units (MCUs). Express Logic’s ThreadX RTOS has over 6.2 billion deployments, making it one of the most deployed RTOS in the world per VDC Research.
RETOUR SUR LA CONFÉRENCE: « APPRENDRE ! » L’APPORT DES SCIENCES COGNITIVES Que signifie vraiment « apprendre » ? M. Stanislas Dehaene, neuroscientifique et président du Conseil scientifique de l’Education nationale, professeur au Collège de France, a évoqué l’apport des sciences cognitives dans l’apprentissage lors de sa présentation : « Apprendre ! : l’apport des sciences cognitives» Cette conférence a eu lieu le mardi 4 décembre 2018 à Lausanne Master dans le cadre du Cycle de conférences « Enseigner à l’ère numérique » organisé par le Centre e-learning HES-SO Cyberlearn, DEVPRO et le SADAP, sous l'égide des dicastères Enseignement et Qualité de la HES-SO. Une centaine de personnes ont assisté à cette conférence, parmi elles, Mme Luciana Vacarro, Rectrice de la HES-SO, M. Yves Rey, Vice-recteur Enseignement et Mme Geneviève Le Fort, Vice-rectrice Qualité. Cette conférence est la troisième du Cycle de conférences « Enseigner à l’ère numérique » et clos ainsi la thématique des sciences cognitives. Lors de l’apéritif, les participants ont pu tester des réalisations de réalité virtuelle et de réalité augmentée produites par Cyberlearn, le Centre de e-learning de la HES-SO. L’espace conférence est ouvert à tous-toutes : https://cyberlearn.hes-so.ch/course/view.php?id=10483 Vous trouverez à votre disposition : - une synthèse des recherches pédagogiques de Mme Anne-Dominique Salamin, responsable du Centre Cyberlearn. - les photos de la soirée « Apprendre ! » l’apport des sciences cognitives - la vidéo de l’intervention de M. Stanislas Dehaene Auteur : admin Catégories : Actualités, Pédagogie & Didactique, VR Tag : cyberlearn, neurosciences, Stanislas Dehaene le Mardi 11 décembre 2018 à 16:16.
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Thales inaugure aujourd’hui un Cyberlab à Tubize, dans le sud de la région bruxelloise, en présence de Jean-Claude Marcourt, vice-président du Gouvernement wallon, ministre de l’Economie, de l’Industrie, de l’Innovation et du Numérique. Unique en Belgique, ce centre permet dès aujourd’hui de répliquer de façon réaliste les réseaux et les systèmes informatiques d’entreprises et d’acteurs publics, afin de les préparer aux cyberattaques. Via Romain
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Thompson said he’s an outlier among his military colleagues, few of whom maintain outside jobs while deployed. But in distance education, he’s far from alone. Online courses are often discussed in terms of opening opportunities for students in disparate locations. But instructors are increasingly seizing opportunities to teach from their homes or other locations convenient to their needs, if their institutions let them.
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Le groupe industriel a créé les « CMI Awards » qui distinguent chaque année les meilleurs projets innovants dans ses cinq branches d’activité. Sa branche défense aide l’armée américaine à développer ses blindés du futur et fournit des outils de simulation embarquée à l’armée française. Via Romain
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Promised in March as part of deep AI integrations, Microsoft Teams now supports Inline Message Translation for fluid cross-language communication. By Luke Jones July 18, 2018 4:45 pm CEST Microsoft has today announced it is expanding the intelligence of Microsoft Teams with a new feature. Specifically, users to the work collaboration service are getting the Inline message translation ability. With this feature, people who speak different languages can connect and communicate. This is achieved through the Inline message translation, while translates posts in chat and Microsoft Teams channels. Importantly, this happens in real time, allowing fluid translated conversations. The release is part of Microsoft’s deeper artificial intelligence integrations in Teams. Announced in March, Inline message translation is part of an AI packages that will roll out in stages. In terms of other AI improvement Microsoft is making in Teams, here’s the list:
Free TeamsAway from this feature, this month has been an important one for Microsoft Teams. Last week, the company announced a free version of the platform, a more direct competitor with Slack. However, free Microsoft Teams has some benefits over Slack. For example, he app offers unlimited searchable messages versus Slack’s maximum of 10,000. It also has 140+ free integrations versus Slack’s 10. Teams also gives each user 2 GB of storage and each organization 10 GB of shared space. Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products. Via Charles Tiayon
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Promised in March as part of deep AI integrations, Microsoft Teams now supports Inline Message Translation for fluid cross-language communication. By Luke Jones July 18, 2018 4:45 pm CEST Microsoft has today announced it is expanding the intelligence of Microsoft Teams with a new feature. Specifically, users to the work collaboration service are getting the Inline message translation ability. With this feature, people who speak different languages can connect and communicate. This is achieved through the Inline message translation, while translates posts in chat and Microsoft Teams channels. Importantly, this happens in real time, allowing fluid translated conversations. The release is part of Microsoft’s deeper artificial intelligence integrations in Teams. Announced in March, Inline message translation is part of an AI packages that will roll out in stages. In terms of other AI improvement Microsoft is making in Teams, here’s the list:
Free TeamsAway from this feature, this month has been an important one for Microsoft Teams. Last week, the company announced a free version of the platform, a more direct competitor with Slack. However, free Microsoft Teams has some benefits over Slack. For example, he app offers unlimited searchable messages versus Slack’s maximum of 10,000. It also has 140+ free integrations versus Slack’s 10. Teams also gives each user 2 GB of storage and each organization 10 GB of shared space. Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.
How can you train the deskless workforce in your organization? Check these five foolproof ways that help train the deskless workforce. Via CommLab India
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