Nele Hirsch vom eBildungslabor wünscht sich ein viel stärkeres Zusammendenken der beiden Themen "offene Bildungsmaterialien" (#OER) und "Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung" (#BNE). 👉 Denn diese gehören einfach zusammen!
Warum das so ist, erfahrt ihr im Video!
Vielleicht fallen euch ja auch noch Argumente ein. Schreibt sie gerne in die Kommentare!
Nicht ganz #BNE im klassischen Sinne: Am Donnerstag waren #Klimafrosch und Kind mit bei meinem Habilitationskolloquium zu #CarbonCaptureStorage .
Es waren sehr viele interessierte Menschen da - nicht nur aus der Universität.
Ich habe viel positives Feedback bekommen. Es ist auch deutlich geworden, dass die Skalierung nicht so einfach ist und wir wirklich Emissionen drastisch und schnell senken müssen, wollen wir der #Klimakrise entkommen.
Und ich bin jetzt habilitiert 👩🔬 🎓
A few years ago @TashTaylor and I were shocked to find some pliosaurs swimming in the river. An artwork had been set up using projectors to create a surprisingly realistic impression of marine reptiles swimming just below the surface, and we had walked right past the sign. I think it should be made permanent, without signage, and Brisbanites should swear not to tell any tourists, but to look afraid if any mention the creatures in the river.
Made the hike out to my favorite coffee shop before end of year, Hideout!
They are serious coffee nerds. I love that they run multiple batch brews (I'm a filter boy) and will chat to you about your preferences. They even have clothing and merch!
@WeAreBrisbane good question! Maybe more like the state in a useState store in react (to just make it even nerdier). It’s mostly to do with recordings being a snapshot of what house meant at various points of time. I’ve got hundreds of hours of recordings of shows going back to 1998. Actually that’s basically what state of the union means too right. My brain is spaghet rn
All about BNE, Brisbane, Briso, BrisVegas, Brisbanistan, Brisneyland, the best city in the world, the biggest Indo-Hong Kong refugee camp on earth that welcomes everyone. Welcome home! Welcome to Brisbane!
Lacking Sydney's seaside splendour and Melbourne's cultural heft, Brisbane has learned to play smart to carve out an identity as Australia's third city while biding its time to win a seat at the Olympic table.
