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  1. rowan_peter (Rowan Peter)

    AI106, DS106 & GITS – it’s about friendship and love

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    | #4life, AI, AI106, amidoinitrite, analysis, assignment, batou, being human, book, bots, concept, ds106, film review, GITS, history, Love, Reflection, Syndicated, week 1
    January 17, 2024
    Discovering AI106 (DS106) was running again in 2024 gave me pause for thought. My pause wasn’t just on its theme of artificial intelligence or the Week 1 assignment of getting some inspiration by watching AI related films or reading AI-themed fiction, but also Paul Bond’s Ghosts of future past blog post. You had me at … Continue reading AI106, DS106 & GITS – it’s about friendship and love ?
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  3. Antonio Vantaggiato

    Intriguing Stuff In Abkhasia: Words Begin With ‘A’

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    | #learning, history, Language, Serendipity, Syndicated
    April 19, 2018
    Wikipedia image: Apsua Holding Apsny Flag, by Apsuwara - CC-Licensed BY-SA

    I love languages and and here I want to talk a bit about how huge and weird can be the world of languages, also in the sense that it has produced really strange stuff. I stumbled into the Abkhasian language (spoken … Continue reading →

    The post Intriguing Stuff In Abkhasia: Words Begin With ‘A’ appeared first on Skate of the web.

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  5. Ben Rimes

    Reinventing Historical Propaganda Through Memes

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    | #western106, dailycreate, digital storytelling, ds106, history, meme, Social Studies, suffragette, Syndicated, tdc1467
    January 14, 2016
      Providing hands-on challenges and tasks in History classes can be difficult; sure, economic simulations, debates,  and reenactments of significant events can all “juice” up a lesson or unit, but as a Social Studies minor, I encountered a lot more discussion and lecture-based History courses that I’d like to admit. So in the vein of […]
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  6. Ben Rimes

    Reinventing Historical Propaganda Through Memes

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    | #western106, dailycreate, digital storytelling, ds106, history, meme, Social Studies, suffragette, Syndicated, tdc1467
    January 14, 2016
      Providing hands-on challenges and tasks in History classes can be difficult; sure, economic simulations, debates,  and reenactments of significant events can all “juice” up a lesson or unit, but as a Social Studies minor, I encountered a lot more discussion and lecture-based History courses that I’d like to admit. So in the vein of […]
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  7. shaunv1

    Merida – The Roman City in Spain

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    | Blogging 101, blogging101, Culture, europe, history, photo101, photography, rome, spain, Syndicated, Travel, vagabond, Vagabond Wisdom, world
    February 16, 2015
    Merida is the small but beautiful capital city of Extremadura, Spain. It’s a city that takes you straight to glorious heart of ancient Spain. Friendly folk, engaged in their lively banter in cafes on the narrow streets, Roman ruins scattered across the city, the rich aroma of roasted meat in the air are captivating to … Continue reading Merida – The Roman City in Spain
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