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27 May The new Education sets by LEGO® rock, and here’s why

Posted at 08:00h in architecture, engineering and construction, games, gamification and rpg, science and math by shelidon 0 Comments

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For the workshop I did in Bolzano, and I wanted to do something different, since I have way too many people and way too few assistants to do a proper workshop using LEGO Serious Play, so I grabbed some of the sets in the new...

20 May In-Person Learning: the Costs and Possibilities of an Inclusive Classroom

Posted at 09:00h in technology by shelidon 0 Comments

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After the pandemic, the recurrent slogan was either "back to normal" or advocating for a "new normal" that really meant "I've seen how much I can push people to make more money, and I plan on doing just that". Two things piss me off when...

29 Apr A New Vision for the Learning Crisis

Posted at 06:06h in architecture, engineering and construction, games, gamification and rpg, science and math, technology by shelidon 1 Comment

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The end of 2024 brought us no grand educational reckoning, no moment of consensus that we need to reimagine how adults learn. Instead, through 2025, we've settled into a peculiarly quiet collective exhaustion with the pandemic's educational experiments, paired with a creeping anxiety that something...

09 Sep Minecraft between Collaborative Learning and Innovation

Posted at 00:00h in games, gamification and rpg by shelidon 0 Comments

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Do you know Minecraft? I'm sure you do. As a popular sandbox video game, it allows players to explore, create, and interact within a blocky, procedurally generated 3D world. Players can gather resources, craft items, build structures, and engage in various gameplay modes, including survival...

02 Sep The UK Way Ahead

Posted at 11:13h in architecture, engineering and construction by shelidon 0 Comments

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Well, I haven't written around BIM in English in a very long time, it seems. And it's not because I don't love you guys anymore: I've been focusing on the local industry and the pandemic hit hard, notably in terms of remote working and with...

07 Jul Spatial, non spatial and numerical: our way towards computational thinking

Posted at 17:00h in architecture, engineering and construction, science and math by shelidon 1 Comment

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San Diego, 08.07.2019. Esri UC One of the main issues you hear about teaching BIM, especially to high school and university students that might still have some neuroplasticity about them, is how to get them to think computationally. The first things I learned, during my first day...

06 Jul San Diego at Last

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Well, I’m in San Diego at last. For those of you who are not following me on Instagram, the story of my travels is a 40-hours story involving unplanned manicure and shopping, and some empty swimming pools in Texas, but it does have a happy...

27 Apr Braille LEGO Bricks

Posted at 13:55h in games, gamification and rpg by shelidon 0 Comments

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At the Sustainable Brands Conference in Paris, LEGO launched a series of LEGO Bricks designed to help visually impaired children learn Braille. "Blind and visually impaired children have dreams and aspirations for their future just as sighted children. They have the same desire and need to explore the...

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27 May The new Education sets by LEGO® rock, and here’s why

20 May In-Person Learning: the Costs and Possibilities of an Inclusive Classroom

29 Apr A New Vision for the Learning Crisis

09 Sep Minecraft between Collaborative Learning and Innovation

02 Sep The UK Way Ahead

07 Jul Spatial, non spatial and numerical: our way towards computational thinking

06 Jul San Diego at Last

27 Apr Braille LEGO Bricks