 theories by evaluating their explanatory power in the context of technology supported learning. We will explore a number of allied concepts including personalised learning environments (Johnson & Liber, 2008), online collaborative learning (Selwyn et al., 2006), the wisdom of crowds (Surowiecki, 2010), open scholarship (Weller, 2011) and mobile forms of learning that leverage connected personal devices (Wheeler, 2015). I will then go on to discuss how the old and new theories might be combined to provide a more cogent and agile explanation of learning – the digital praxis of education – in the connected age.
Dannelsen er ikke digital – men hvad er den så?
Jeg er slet ikke i tvivl om at det nok skal blive en inspirerende og lærerig dag!So this is probably the last time?

I’ve tried it in multiple sub reddits but no luck sadly and this is more than likely my last try doing it.
I’m 23, work full time and my schedule isn’t locked in place so I’m at work different hours and have different days off. 
I’m trying to find people my AGE to play or even chat about FFXIV! No offense to anyone older or younger but I would just feel more comfortable talking to people around my age (20-24)

As for where I’m at in FFXIV! I’m what feels like the middle of heavensward expansion! Level 58 samurai, and I play on Primal data center and home world in Leviathan! I’m down for cross play but I’m on PS5 for anyone wondering! And I can use discord if that’s your preferred platform to talk on!Gender as a category of difference still structures our daily lives to a large extend. It permeates societal spheres from the spaces we live in, to the spaces we work in, to digital spaces online. While women in the EU earn on average over 16% less an hour than men, this figure becomes more extreme in Eastern European Countries. Digital spaces are equally gendered, with gender norms exacerbated online to the detriment of (young) women, whose experiences of online harassment have far-reaching effects on their online engagement. What that means on a concrete level for the lived experiences of affected people, and how these differences might be mitigated in community approaches will be the focus of this R&I Action.s.
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Civil society organisations, especially feminist and other grass­root gender movements (including non­-binary ones), will be encouraged to participate. The selected participants will receive mentoring from our consortium partners.First off, consider phase over bots (just as rush boots, you can easily extend in to bots later) it's cheap damage and combos very well with your Q and E.

Second off, dragon lance isnt core. Honestly id only ever pick it up if you need force staff (riki cloud, clock etc) Arc has really good range already and is difficult to be kited between wraith and flux so ur better off just getting damage.

You'll want a mobility item whether it be shadowblade,blink, or pike. I think shadowblade is the best, it makes your clone a real annoyance, gives you good damage and attack speed and can even be upgraded to silver edge. 

If you want to maintain ur advantage, just pick up bloodthorn after boots,midas, mobility,maelstrom. This will allow you to quash any oppression. 

heres my dotabuff: http://www.dotabuff.com/players/67760439/matches?date=all&amp;hero=arc-warden&amp;timezone=America%2FRegina

im not sure if this will give u any help though, because i generally build something different every game which is kind of an underrated strength of AW, the ability to itemize to directly counter the enemy.nobody would ever confuse him for a native portuguese, dude. "ficar a dever"."meus pratos", "saimos imediatamente". his portuguese is very good, very fluent, he gets most words just right, but he can not say a paragraph where it is not particularly noticeable he is not portuguese.

also and this is difficult to explain he does not have any particular portuguese accent. He is not from Lisbon, not from Alentejo, not from Porto, or Beira, or even from Cabo Verde or Angola. There are no social class clues on his accent, no region, nothing. Some of his words, the vowels, the consonants are just unlike any other accent.

You are, if I remember correctly, somebody with portuguese parents who grew up in America and whose native, school language is english, right? Seriously, you are not hearing the accent if you think that he can pass for native.

edit - you want to hear a foreigner being mistaken for a portuguese native, this guy

https://www.tsf.pt/programa/pessoal-e-transmissivel/emissao/-antonio-tabucchi-892235.html

ocasionally there is something slight strange "obviamente, "escrita" but otherwise  his portuguese is perfect. Portugal´s Nabokov, so to speak. He could pass for native, but it is very very rare. He was italian btw and learnt portuguese as an adult. He wrote at least one novel directly in portuguese. Ljubomir, no. We like and respect his efforts, but he can not be confused with a native.Welcome to Environmental Painting Alternatives: Your GREEN alternative for interior and exterior coating services in Orlando, Central Florida.
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Since I started in that corner, I will begin with the weaknesses and then get to the good points.
The implementation is rather limited with focus on the objects directly involved with the puzzles. As the game itself is somewhat streamlined and not attempting to invite major explorations by the player, this is not too much of a problem. The nouns you need to refer to are more or less obvious, so things should work out alright.
Most of the descriptions don't overwhelm you but they are not badly written - they are just a bit short/minimalized.
Finally, the game is extremely short - whether you consider that a fault or an advantage depends on your needs, of course. Its brevity certainly invites people to give it a try since even if they do not enjoy it in the end, it does not take up that much of their time.
On the positive side, the basic idea behind the story (who you are and what you want), as well as the outcome of the story are quite nice and I really like them, which is why I am a bit sad that the game itself is so short.
As a point of warning, the game has a bit of attitude. It is not really vulgar or anything, but people who are really sensitive about such stuff might be put off by it.
So, in the end, while I don't think it is something everyone should have played, I believe that it is a nice option if you have a few minutes you want to spend with a very short and simple piece of IF.
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