Publish at September 10 2024 Updated September 10 2024
This article examines the various forms of collaborative research, from collective research to participatory science.
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If it seems unthinkable to call students by a gender-neutral pronoun, Sweden has done it. Since the late 1990s, the Scandinavian country has respected the gender identity of both adults and children. While this is not always palpable in the general population, this giant step inspires other countries to follow suit.
Would a degree in NFT be reliable?
The blockchain has led to various creations, including one of the most popular in 2021: the NFT or non-fungible token. This certification allows for the sale of unique certified items. Consequently, many believe in the implementation of NFT degrees. But should we trust a polluting technology that shows many limitations in 2022?
The benefits of the learning organization
This article endeavors to show in concrete terms the benefits of learning organizations, in particular through better decisions taken in a distributed manner throughout the organization.
Collaboration between teachers: trust at stake.
An institution can encourage collaboration and even get involved, but without ever betraying the necessary trust and independence of those involved. This is how responsible practice develops.
Massively multiplayer online role-playing games in education and training
Massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORGPs) are now one of the most dynamic segments in the video game industry. But what about education? What experiments or educational uses can and have been carried out using MMORPGs?
