Cryptological mysteries
Did you enjoy following in the footsteps of Professor Langdon in The Da Vinci Code? You'll love trying your hand at these unsolved cryptographic mysteries. Will you follow through with the intentional or unintentional approach of their authors in trying to decipher them?
Criteria to Qualify Training as Innovative
These criteria to try to define what might be innovative in training. Many innovations are not adopted, many so-called innovations only respond to criteria alien to the function. So what are the real pedagogical innovations?
Learning analogies in problem solving
Learning means making connections. Therefore, analogy can be an approach of choice to enhance students' understanding of a concept. Be careful, however, not to rely solely on analogy. It sometimes tends to oversimplify complex concepts, leading to misunderstandings.
From Net art to digital art
The pioneers of Internet art seem to have given way to the many artists who exploit digital technologies in physical spaces. However, there is a continuity of function and spirit between these artists, and their resistance to the traditional forms of marketing of art. ...
The "young" talk: much deeper than it seems
Each generation claims that the next will "destroy the language" with new expressions and foreign borrowings. Yet French survives despite these supposed "assaults. For many linguists, the language practices of teenagers express a worldview of their time and some of the terms will eventually enter the lexicon.