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Hassina LEHMICI ePortfolio

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Eportfolio- Master AIGEME, IFD Sorbonne Nouvelle. Accéder au contenu principal. La « e-identity » numérique professionnelle. Mettre en place un dispositif de formation à distance. L’électronique japonaise au bord du crash. Juillet 13, 2012. Toutes les data d’une révolution. La visualisation de données peut offrir des points de vue uniques sur les révoltes sociales. Et les data-artistes n’en sont qu’à leurs débuts…. 8211; Geography of Twitter replies / Walkingsf via Flickr CC License By –. Sur Facebook ju...

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture: April 2011

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture. Tuesday, 26 April 2011. National and ethnic minorities in Polish media before 1989. Few magazines and several minutes in local broadcasting stations were rather proves of government’s concession when minorities tried to fight for their rights, for the real and fair representation. The 1989 brought complete change in almost all spheres of public life – it was a significant change for minority groups as well. Sunday, 24 April 2011. The new thing for me, as far as acad...

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture: The sky is the limit

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture. Monday, 21 October 2013. The sky is the limit. I really do not know why this is happening, but whenever on the plane my brain starts to work extra-intensively. I may spend a week on the beach with 7 must-read inspiring books but the best ideas come on my way back home, on the plane. Is it the change on pressure in the cabin? Maybe when you see that the sky is the limit, you act accordingly? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture: Television on the Borderlands

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture. Wednesday, 29 January 2014. Television on the Borderlands. Dear all, I am very, very happy to announce that my first book has been published :) I had a great stage-fright when it came out in December but now I got used to its presence in bookshops. It is the end of a very long journey. I am particularly enthusiastic about the cover, which looks like this: . If you want to see more Bartha’s works visit his site. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sky is the limit.

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Hack(er) Sociology: ASA 2010, Day Three

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Tales of an IT pro turned night student (turned amateur sociologist). Tuesday, August 17, 2010. ASA 2010, Day Three. I’m writing from the Atlanta airport as the conference wraps up. Would’ve liked to stay for more sessions but unfortunately it’s back to the real world for me. It surely can’t hurt to pick up a few more, right? During later Q&A, one of the audience members wondered aloud whether the infamous Steven Slater. Favorite paper from this session was Christin Munsch’s “The Effect of Un...The study...

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Hack(er) Sociology: September 2010

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Tales of an IT pro turned night student (turned amateur sociologist). Monday, September 6, 2010. College is Wasted on the College-Aged. When pressed, the conversation went something like:. Me: Well, the text was pretty dense stuff. Girl: Yeah, I knew I was in trouble when it took me 10 minutes to read two pages. I had to keep reading and re-reading…. Guy: Look, I tried to read it, but then I realized I have more important things to get back to, like. What’ve you been up to? Girl: You have a full-time job?

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April Readings - Borislav's POV

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What I Read In April. I hope these collections of monthly readings inspire you at least a bit. They certainly put my mind into reflection mode. And here are the ones that made my April readings list. You Should Test That by Chris Goward. You can buy You Should Test That on Amazon.com. Where I’ve got my digital copy). Interviewing Users by Steve Portigal. Where he will be holding a workshop on this very topic. You can purchase Interviewing Users on Amazon.com. Responsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte.

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture: March 2012

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture. Wednesday, 28 March 2012. I have just seen a really interesting film by David MacKenzie "Perfect Sense". The Polish translation of the title is just horrible (terrible title translations is our national sport). It is something like "The last love on the world" :/ Apart from gorgeous Eva Green and Ewan MacGregor the plot is very interesting too, especially in the deaf context. The whole human kind being deaf? Tuesday, 27 March 2012. The d(D)eaf and the Technology.

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture: June 2011

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Audiovisual Media Ethnography Culture. Wednesday, 22 June 2011. Life in a Day - filmed by you. Last time I posted the lacture of Michael Wesch from Kansas State University regarding the new powerful change in peoples relations and the possibilities in oneself representation that is possible due to YouTube. That brought to my mind film Life in a Day. I have watched month ago during the opening of the Cracow Film Festival. How will I react to this clash of media civilizations? The discourse of the organize...