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Assister à une cérémonie du thé, dormir dans un ryokan, comprendre la science des fleurs… Visite initiatique au rythme du Japon d’antan. 
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If you’ve ever entertained the notion of studying Japanese, at some point you’ll find yourself faced with the task of learning the language’s intricate writing system.
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Honestly, I’ve never really seen the point in hanging a clock on the wall in your home.
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Everyone's muscles have different limits. While professional athletes can train for hours before feeling fatigued, others struggle to mow the lawn or climb stairs.
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Le SCMW2015 a réuni les meilleurs experts français du Content Marketing. Voici le résumé des conférences, riches en best-practices.
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
j'y étais, sur la photo à droite
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Six key rules for student engagement include making it meaningful, fostering efficacy, autonomy support, collaborative learning, establishing positive teacher-student relationships, and mastery orientations.
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
from edutopia
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Using Twitter as a data source: An overview of current social media research tools
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
I have a social media research blog where I find and write about tools that can be used to capture and analyse data from social media platforms. My PhD looks at Twitter data for health, such as the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. I am increasingly asked why I am looking at Twitter, and what tools and methods there are of capturing and analysing data from other platforms such as Facebook, or even less traditional platforms such as Amazon book reviews. Brainstorming a couple of responses to this question by talking to members of the New Social Media New Social Science network, there are at least six reasons:
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Non-physicists, including artists, look at Schrodinger's Cat without the quantum mechanics. In other words, in a way we can understand.
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
the cat's who
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MEMBRES : Stages dans les musées américains : 63 sites à visiter d'urgence
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JUST DUDE IT! Giddy up for an active, technology-free holiday Colorado is steeped in the legacy of the Wild West with a rugged and romantic history...
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The Soviets didn't stop at just making some of the most accurate and detailed maps of the day.
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Le partage et l'échange de données entre chercheurs étaient censés révolutionner la science. Mais, pour le moment, la mise en commun des découvertes reste théorique et bordélique. Via MyScienceWork, michel verstrepen, Lockall
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Citons, en introduction, William L. McKnight, connu pour avoir instauré un climat propice à l’initiative des salariés chez 3M. Il disait :« Si vous mettez des barrières autour des gens, vous obtiendrez des moutons »*.Aujourd'hui, les stratèges d’entreprise envisagent fréquemment un avenir dans lequel les employés seront habilités et encouragés à créer un changement profond au sein de leurs organisations. Les modèles de « Lean Management », bien
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
en plus, il y a une exposition à Paris avec Shaun et les autres du Studio Aardman!! http://artludique.com/aardman.html mais le concept n'est pas arrivé dans les hôpitaux universitaires français
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Science Careers, a part of the journal Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, is the leading resource for job listings and career advice in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
ACE for PhD ACE? Active career exploration!!!
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Latest science news and analysis from the world's leading research journal
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
so true! and training in Curation should be mandatory....
Soft skills, such as creative problem solving, critical thinking and collaboration, are often given short shrift. Now educators and education researchers are calling for change. They argue that a slew of ‘twenty-first-century skills’, which include creativity, persistence and motivation, can and should be taught and fostered through well-designed courses.
Focusing on these skills enhances students’ abilities to master and retain knowledge, and many hope that it will help to curb the alarming rate at which students who start off in STEM abandon the subjects.
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Hi there, Twitter user. Thanks for favoriting my latest tweet! But I have to ask: did you read the article I shared? I received 10 favorites and zero clicks. So what’s going on? I guess you favorited the tweet without reading the article. That’s OK, because I didn’t read it either.... Via Guillaume Decugis
Guillaume Decugis's curator insight,
July 15, 2015 4:29 PM
The above scenario is one we've seen many times. And few of us can actually say they've never been guilty of the "share-without-reading" crime. In this post on CMS Wire (to which he asked me tro contribute), Dennis Shiao gives a refreshing analysis on what the value of sharing content actually is and how genuine content curation enhances it to deliver much more value. Let's admit it: social media puts pressure on us to try to be everywhere and fill all the newsfeeds we can. With a bit of organization and the right tools, it can be done and we can alleviate that pressure. But if we apply rules mechanically, we run the risk of losing sight of the big picture. The more content is created and shared, the more we have an opportunity to be selective, apply judgement and add value. That opportunity is called content curation.
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Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
Visitors and residents in social media in libraries
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There are so many content curation pros that it can seem too good to be true. This one time, your suspicions just might be wrong. The below content curation pros are getting results for thousands of companies. It’s a somewhat new idea for content marketing, but the principle is old and has worked for a very long time.
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With Halloween approaching, I have decided to dedicate a blog entry to the potential ‘scientific’ explanations behind some of our favourite and most enduring mythological creatures: vampires, zombies and werewolves!
alenav09's curator insight,
January 29, 2014 7:45 PM
well a lot of things I think in religions and writing and stories from a loong time ago show things that involve Vampires, Werewolves, etc. But i think that science could definatly take part in what we call Vampries, Werewovles, etc. I think some of the explinations for these folklores could be true but I don't exactly know but i think this article is interesting. 
Richard K's curator insight,
May 16, 2014 7:20 PM
Are vampires the real deal? Is there now scientific evidence showing that vampires can and will exist no matter what? Astonishing. Clinical trials need to be done to fulfill the needs of every vampire enthusiast, I know I'm on board. Would it be stretch to say we need a 'find real vampires' kickstarter? Teenage girls, begin swooning! On a serious note, there is a vampiric disease called poryphoria, if you aren't familiar with the term, it is one every blood lusting appreciator should check out,
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by Inge Stegeman, Patrick M. Bossuyt, Tsung Yu, Cynthia Boyd, Milo A. Puhan
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Transcript of session"Twitter for science outreach" by Cristina Rigutto - Science and you conference 2015 , Nancy, France
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
from Science&You, thks Cristina
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