Cet auteur est un futuriste spécialisé dans l'avenir de l'éducation et l'impact de la technologie. Son travail implique une recherche approfondie, une réflexion approfondie et des retours de la communauté. Il transforme ces idées en articles, livres et chapitres, ainsi qu'en présentations. De plus, il crée du contenu numérique, tel qu'un rapport mensuel sur les tendances, et anime un club de lecture orienté vers l'avenir.
This book focuses on some of the main groups of people who call the Arctic their home, capturing their way of life and culture, as well as the magnificent landscape and its wildlife. Each chapter features a different area of the Arctic. The fascinating anecdotal text, accompanied by beautiful photographs, is based on the experiences and impressions gained by the Alexanders during 25 years of photographing and writing about Arctic peoples and their spectacular environment.
An unusually multifaceted approach to American higher education that views institutions as complex organisms, Academia Next offers a fresh perspective on the emerging colleges and universities of today and tomorrow.
Logan Scott, a former special ops pilot turned entrepreneur, faces a dangerous battle to protect his groundbreaking invention from a ruthless angel investor with ties to organized crime and corruption. As he navigates a web of legal challenges, intimidation, and theft, he discovers the investor's true identity as a dangerous arms dealer. With his partner Raelyn, Scott embarks on a quest for revenge against those threatening their lives and livelihood, turning the tables on a powerful and villainous empire.
In Our Siberian Journey, join an Arctic photographer on his long trek across the ice and snow with a herd of reindeer. Find out what he eats, wears and how he travels. Oxford Reading Tree inFact is a non-fiction series that aims to engage children in reading for pleasure as powerfully as fiction does.
"This book connects climate research to a deep, futures-informed analysis of academia. It starts with a small focus, a given campus, then gradually expands its view to the level of how academia as a whole interacts with civilization's broadest movements. Each chapter is powered by real world examples and current research"--