Robots, fiction before science
Science fiction, as a literary or cinematic genre, has given us many opportunities to meet robots, to fear them or to become attached to them. As a result, we no longer dream of real robots. Except for human-looking robots, which raise the question of the boundary between man and machine. But this time, it's for real.
Digital technology to revive lost buildings
Time is cruel to the buildings that man has built. How many monuments have been destroyed by war, natural disaster or simply an economic or political decision. Fortunately, these works are not lost forever. Experts in history and archaeology are working to bring them back to life using a 3D technology platform.
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The Danish philosophy of school architecture
Some people take a functional approach to school architecture. As long as the school design does not get in the way of learning, there is no need to add frills. Yet other places have advanced and harmonious approaches to building educational facilities. Denmark is often cited as an example with these schools that are architectural gems, totally in tune with the country's educational approach.
EPALE: Electronic platform for adult education and training in Europe
The theme of this platform, aimed at education professionals, is adult education in Europe, and its aim is to bring together a wider community of professionals.
The Directorate General for Education and Culture is behind this platform, which was officially inaugurated on April 15, 2015 in Brussels, at a conference attended by over 220 people and followed by almost 5,000 Internet users.
Slam Poetry, a Poetic Sport
Among the various types of poetry, slam is probably the most athletic. It’s a strange adjective to use for a form of poetic writing, and yet slam poetry is inextricably linked to the art of public speaking. In fact, what makes it so appealing is its similarity to the musical style of rap—an approach that makes for exciting competitions.