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Meine Profile auf Research Gate Academia Google Scholar 2018 Deimann, M. Bildung und Netz. Forum Wissenschaft, 35(4), 27-29. [Kommentierbare Version] Deimann, M. Open Education. Auf dem Weg zu einer offenen Hochschulbildung. Bielefeld: transcript. ISBN: 978-3-8376-4496-8 Deimann, M. Lernen mit Open Educational Resources. In H. Niegemann & A. Weinberger (Hrsg.), Lernen mit Bildungstechnologien: Praxisorientiertes Handbuch zum intelligenten…
La web 2.0 ha implicado personalmente a científicos e investigadores en la comunicación de la Ciencia, especialmente gracias a los blogs. Pese a la importancia de estas herramientas para la divulgación científica, los estudios sobre ellas se han centrado casi únicamente en la esfera anglosajona obviando el escenario hispanoparlante. Esta investigación ha aplicado un análisis de contenido a 100 entradas de los 10 blogs científicos más populares de la blogosfera hispana según el último certamen “Bitácoras 2013”. Se han analizado los rasgos lingüísticos y retóricos presentes en estas entradas, así como las fuentes utilizadas en ellas.
Finalmente, también se ha determinado el tipo de funciones (explicación, información u opinión) pretendidas en cada caso. De este modo se concluye que los blogs sobre Ciencia en castellano representan un género hibrido entre lo académico y lo divulgativo.
Les biblioteques la Bòbila, de l'Hospitalet, i l'Albert Pérez Baró, del barri de Montbau de Barcelona, presenten un recurs entorn la sèrie policíaca de l'inspector Ricardo Méndez creat per Francisco González Ledesma. Un recorregut pels carrers de Barcelona de bracet del vell policia i per compartir la nostàlgia d'aquella Barcelona popular que se'ns escapa de les mans a cop de disseny i parc temàtic turístic.
When Jamie Ross was just 19, he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease. His response? A darkly humorous blog describing the tribulations and indignities faced by a young man with a serious illness
Yesterday, the Director of Public Prosecutions in Northern Ireland, Sir Alasdair Fraser, issued his interim guidance on prosecuting cases of assisted suicide and urged the people of Northern Ireland to respond to a 12-week consultation on public interest factors in favour of prosecution and those against prosecution for this offence. The guidance is essentially the same as the interim policy issued yesterday by the Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales.
The Commission on Assisted Dying, set up in September 2010 and chaired by former Lord Chancellor Charles Falconer, has issued its monumental report on assisted dying in England and Wales. The Commission was funded by two supporters of assisted suicide, author Terry Pratchett and businessman Bernard Lewis, and despite reassurances that the running and outcome of the Commission were independent, some individuals and groups opposed to the practice regrettably refused to give evidence to the Commission. Still, the range and quantity of the evidence, which included evidence gathered from international research visits, qualitative interviews and focus groups, commissioned papers, and seminars, is impressive and can be read and watched here.
Clinical criteria for PVS will clearly need to be revised in the light of this information. However, this research does not answer deep ethical questions about what should be done. These patients have profound brain injuries and their lives are extremely restricted. How will we evaluate their desires? What should we do if they wish to die? We will still need to do the ethical work to evaluate the implications of what they want, particularly whether they wish to live or die. This is one step towards an answer to the question of how we should care for people with severe brain injuries, but it is not the solution. Not only do we need to know what they want, we also need to know how limited medical resources should be fairly distributed and what constitutes a rational desire to die.
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Glogowski’s interest in assessment emerged out of his research on blogging communities and adolescent literacy. Read his thoughts on blogging and assessment and what he learned from his students
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