A guide to detecting false information online
As the line between the real and the fake becomes increasingly blurred, an excellent guide for everyone offers a wealth of tools and sites to help you avoid being fooled by hoaxes. The Internet is overflowing with information. But not everything is true in this immense playground, where everyone is free to put in what they want. Let's add a little reliability.
Prison and vocational training [Thesis].
History, conditions and constraints of vocational training in prisons. An invitation to rethink the institutional relationships and didactic organization of prison training, "so that it can be more effective in terms of the reintegration mission [...] to which it contributes".
Explainable feedback in AI-enabled HIEs [Thesis].
"Incorporating explicability into feedback not only improves its comprehensibility, but also enhances its relevance and actionability for the learner" .
"Active Ignorance", ignorance as a chosen bias
Racism, colonialism, the domination of one group over another, are reflected in a number of practices that ultimately take root in structures and mentalities. They leave traces that are difficult to ignore. Yet many groups manage to do just that: the phenomenon has been aptly dubbed "Active Ignorance".