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#16Week 9 Post: Simulated Encounters: A Virtual Journey Through Power, Intimacy, and Ephemerality – Zihan Fu / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2]
Each phase transformed viewers into provisional authors, while authority continually dissipated within the cyclical generation and destruction of data.
"More engagement means more good memories": international students’ seminar participation. – Teaching Matters
Phan Le Ha and Binghui Li (2014) ‘Silence as right, choice, resistance and strategy among Chinese ‘Me Generation ’ students: implications for pedagogy’, Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education,
Tech for life? AI, Suicide Research, and the Right to a Liveable Future – Discovering Liveability: Co-producing Alternatives to Suicide Prevention
AI systems are energy-intensive. Training these models and storing their data requires vast computing power, which results in heavy use of electricity and water, and the generation of e-waste,
Week 7 / About the ‘Sustainable Craft Education Week’ project – Rui Shu / Curating (2021-2022)[SEM2]
Modern Makers – the next generation of contemporary craft makers.
Empowering education: The multifaceted benefits of distance learning for diverse learners – Teaching Matters
Lack of teacher training for healthcare professionals, including dentists, persists worldwide (Johnston et al., 2019) despite their role in educating the next generations .
Lecture 5- Einstein: How to Turn a Hero into a Celebrity – Edinburgh Gifford Lectures Blog
That does not mean that his societal implication does not play a part in the way he should be regarded as a hero likely to inspire lots of generations to come,
Working with the Found Object – Final Planning + Final Piece – Katherine Chen / Drawn From the City (2021-2022)[SEM2]
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WEEK(FLEXIBLE) MYTHSCAPES: MEMORY, MYTHOLOGY, AND NATIONAL IDENTITY – Tianyi Chen / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2]
2. Controversy and reinterpretation. The article emphasizes that national myths are often reinterpreted across generations .
A brief summary of two-point renormalized perturbation theories. – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
Over the next few years I developed the local energy transfer (LET) theory [5, 6], and also offered a unified explanation of the failure of first- generation renormalized perturbation theories.
DIY Leadership: Co-creating ways to encourage everyone to think and share ideas – Teaching Matters
The Academy’s vision is to train a new generation of leaders and innovators across the spectrum of the care sector.