Patrick Green envisage un avenir où la 'technologie' deviendrait un concept intégré, harmonieusement tissé dans les pratiques d'apprentissage comme des 'outils pertinents'. En tant que leader pédagogique fort de près de deux décennies d'expérience dans divers contextes mondiaux, il puise une profonde inspiration dans son propre parcours d'apprentissage continu. Patrick s'engage avec enthousiasme auprès des élèves, des parents et des éducateurs, favorisant la création, la collaboration, la communication et la pensée critique significatives au sein de la communauté d'apprentissage.
In the second instalment of the Rotstorm series, heroine Floré must continue to fight back against the encroaching children of the storm – but now her daughter Marta is dying, too. Can Floré save her daughter, and her people, from threats familiar and new?
A fantasy adventure featuring General Flore and a quest to save her abducted daughter, from a debut Scottish author.
Exploring the evolution of YouTube, this book delves into its transformation from a simple entertainment platform to a multifaceted tool for education, marketing, and social activism. It highlights how creators harness the platform's potential for influence, community building, and storytelling, showcasing innovative uses that extend beyond traditional media. Through case studies and insights, it reveals the profound impact of YouTube on modern culture and communication.
Focusing on enterprise building, this book offers insights into utilizing Green Strategies to generate profit in emerging markets. It provides practical nuggets that guide readers on effectively implementing sustainable practices to enhance business success while promoting environmental responsibility.
In the hothouse of climate collapse London, punk biohackers are hired by eco-terrorists to rob, murder, and save the world – and hopefully play some tight shows on the way. A near-future biopunk thriller, EXTREMOPHILE is the mutant lovechild of Neuromancer and The Water Knife, armed with an A-to-Z and a mixtape.
The final instalment in the fantasy trilogy featuring warrior Flore and a quest to save her abducted daughter.
Rock 'n' Radio illustrates that Montreal was at the epicentre of the rock radio revolution in Canada, eventually attracting talented DJs from the U.S., Canada and the U.K. Their personal stories and the inevitable collision with the power of alternative FM rock radio in the late 60s take the reader through some of the best rock music recorded and the social changes that percolated in the background. The period 1926 to 1949 can be considered the Golden Age of radio when it was the hearth of the North American family. Much to everyone's surprise, it survived the incursion of television to live another Golden Age--the 1960s and 1970s when rock 'n' roll music seeped its way onto mainstream radio, pushing aside Perry Como and the Dorsey Brothers for Elvis and The Beatles. The new golden era of radio spawned what would eventually be called Top 40 AM radio, whose premise was built on the philosophy: play all the hits, then play them again. Pioneer Top 40 DJs like Alan Freed in the U.S., widely recognized as the man who coined the phrase "rock 'n' roll," spawned a new breed of radio personalities--the fast-talking salesman who delivered the goods. Hundreds of radio stations in North American gave up their entire programming day over to rock music. And with that came a legion of young, hungry Top 40 DJs such as Dave Boxer, Ralph Lockwood and Doug Pringle, looking for jobs at stations across Canada.
