Publish at May 19 2021 Updated November 26 2021
In a world where misinformation is king and everyone claims to be an expert, it is important to remember the scientific process from a very young age. Indeed, the latter is an iterative one that constantly questions. An approach that forces one to confront one's hypotheses with real observations.
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Note-taking techniques and applications - Directory
You'll find in this directory not only the most important note-taking techniques but also great applications to help make the most of them.
EpiCollect - Powerful open source mobile data collection tool
This tool allows to collect data and to quickly accumulate evidence or proofs in time and space. For biologists as well as sociologists, epidemiologists, journalists, bloggers or social animators, it can be used to mobilize people concretely around a phenomenon or a cause more efficiently than many speeches.
Powerful Tools for Teaching and Learning: Digital Storytelling
The course introduces educators to digital storytelling and explores ways to use digital stories to enhance students’ learning experiences. It also provides a hands-on opportunity for learners to create their own digital stories.
Hypothesis - A tool to annotate the web with several people
Hypothesis is a free and open access platform that stands out from many other annotation tools with broader functionality. In particular, it offers a more vivid and authentic participatory knowledge co-creation experience for students as part of a collaborative annotation strategy.
