Publish at September 26 2023 Updated September 26 2023
Find out how your students can be trained in these production tools, from design to deployment, publicly accessible and free of charge.
This article is reserved for subscribers to the full edition. You can subscribe Here.
Learn more about this Technology
You might also like:
Grandparents' role in education
The role of grandparent has a special aura in our society. Beyond the treats, they are experienced people with a lot to offer. It's easy to forget, but grandparents play an important role in children's upbringing.
Memory, critical thinking, what to develop at school in the face of A.I.?
GPT Chat or no GPT Chat at school? This is a false question to which some people give the wrong answers. If the school is moving slowly, it is to its credit that it wants to maintain a certain quality, but now it has to move, it has to position itself in front of modernity which, otherwise, will make it obsolete.
The educational potential of Dungeons & Dragons
Role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons have long had a bad press. But with a resurgence in popularity in popular culture, these games are even finding their way into the classroom. Teachers, many of whom have played the games themselves, are using this universe to address a wide range of subjects taught at school.
Games that are too serious... aren't.
If we're presented with a game with rich, adaptable rules, a relevant territory, stimulating objectives and opportunities to win that encourage us to develop, then we can put all the stakes in the world, but we won't succeed in making it too serious. Only a game that's boring or no longer a game can become "too serious".
We don't learn the same things in the city as we do in the country. The city shapes our inner landscapes and our ways of relating in many ways.
