The e-book, a revolution? Just one more...
The emergence of tablets, e-readers and digital books must be seen as the most recent manifestation of the changes in reading habits that have been underway for centuries. And they don't harm reading, quite the contrary.
The great digestion of online cultures
When a culture comes into contact with the Internet, it loses a part of its identity by the mere fact of being formatted to the requirements of the medium, of spending time to integrate into it, to pay for the necessary resources, to use those of others. Each culture thus acquires a common point with all the others. Like the presence of a camera in a traditional ceremony.
Tik Tok and Instagram: the new sex education teachers
Sex education is often a hot potato for public authorities. In some regions, it is even forbidden. Yet, teenagers in particular have hundreds of questions on the subject. Some specialists have taken to popular networks such as Tik Tok or Instagram to offer clear answers and promote healthy sexuality.
Students hooked on university status
"the massification of higher education has led to the arrival of "new students", including, for example, the "in spite of ourselves" of higher education. (...) The opposition between success and failure has led some students to place themselves in an in-between position. Another way of looking at university.