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What is a metal?
Science, Maths & Technology

What is a metal?

...Write down the names of as many metals as you can think of. Some you may have thought of are iron, silver, gold, tin, lead, zinc, copper, aluminium, sodium and potassium. Slightly more exotic metals are chromium, nickel, cobalt, cadmium, titanium and manganese. There are a couple of chemistry terms used in this course that you may not be familiar with, so we have defined...
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Level 1: Introductory 3 hrs
Getting started with German 3
Languages

Getting started with German 3

...Write a few sentences about the colours you like, including your favourite colour. Try to make your language as varied as possible. Discussion Here is a sample answer: Ich mag gern Lila. Blau und Grau mag ich auch gern, aber meine Lieblingsfarbe ist Rot...Week 1: Einkaufen: 5 Shopping online - Most shopping websites are available globally, so you can find most of the ones...
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Level 1: Introductory 8 hrs
Co-designing professional learning to address evolving challenges
Education & Development

Co-designing professional learning to address evolving challenges

...creative pedagogies enable practitioners to develop new perspectives and opportunities have an interdisciplinary outlook build on the strengths of the stakeholders involved. Learning opportunities using this approach can have a significant impact on teacher self-belief. A finding that aligns with our TELT impact study’s insight shows that confidence was the main...
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What does Moon music sound like?
Science, Maths & Technology

What does Moon music sound like?

...creative process for my composition began after meeting with Dr Mahesh Anand who suggested three themes I might like to explore - the birth of the Moon, the discovery of water and the possibility of living on the Moon in the future. The melody is an emotional response which I arrived at by improvising after meditating on these ideas, particularly the loneliness one might...
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My career goal: digital
Science, Maths & Technology

My career goal: digital

...Creative suites and software In extension to computing use, an understanding of software development – no matter your area of work – will enable you to review working systems critically and effectively. The range of free courses below give you some grounding knowledge in these areas. Development and coding Computing code is the building blocks of software systems and...
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Is a technological solution always the best? The politics of toilets
Health, Sports & Psychology

Is a technological solution always the best? The politics of toilets

...Creativity Group to build the machine. If we’ve innovated at all, it has been in the area of social relations, not technology. You can buy a well-built condom vending machine at Costco, but good luck getting it to Ghana. And even if you did get one there, buying a machine that was built in China or even the United States, doesn’t employ as many people as a machine...
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An American Classic: How Spam became a success
Money & Business

An American Classic: How Spam became a success

...creative and humorous ways that went beyond traditional advertising, they appealed to consumers by positioning the brand as a patriotic food that reflected American ingenuity – with a streak of eccentricity. In the years after the war, the Hormel Girls – a musical troupe of female World War II veterans – traveled the country performing songs and promoting the...
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The ‘boundarylessness’ of African-Caribbean religions
History & The Arts

The ‘boundarylessness’ of African-Caribbean religions

...creativity hidden behind the formation of African-Caribbean religious and cultures was often the outcome of a form of resistance or accommodation to the dramatic and violent context of the plantation society. The forced and constant movement and encounter of different people, languages, goods, cultures, religions, and objects, in the Atlantic space, assisted the...
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