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Horaires / Timetables For both: Présentation professionnelle and Autonomy Consulter souvent cette page. Elle contient les dates et horaires de vos cours et épreuves, ainsi que les changements éventuels, qui peuvent se faire à la dernière minute. Look at this page often. It contains the dates and times of your classes and tests, as well as any changes, which can be made at the last minute. Make sure that you refresh / reload the page in your browser, to be sure to have the latest version. Pour voir la notice d'inscription, cliquer ici. See also the indications below. NB - Timetable changes may be made at the last minute; it is thus vital that you consult this page regularly for updates. The URL is http://www.unice.fr/crookall-cours/acl/acl3_horaire.htm. It is your professional responsibility, in keeping with the spirit if this class, to stay informed about changes and to do the required work on time. En aucun cas, le secrétariat ne donnera les horaires par téléphone. Dans les tableaux ci-dessous, sont indiqués: les dates et horaires des cours, l’intitulé du cours, les numéros des groupes, les heures des séances. Ne vous trompez pas de groupe, d’heures, etc. Les séances (présentations p1 à p6) sont indiquées ci-dessous. Les présentations p7 et p9 seront indiquées ultérieurement. Voir la légende en bas de page. Ces horaires peuvent changer; il faut donc consulter régulièrement cette page. Make sure that you refresh / reload the page in your browser, to be sure to have the latest version. Classes for both presentation and autonomy are indicated below.
2013 timetables
Please note that, contrary to some rumours circulating, there is no classic oral exam for this course, and there is no special work to do except your portfolio, which you have known about since the start. The grade will be based on on your portfolio. You need to attend a portfolio checking session before you email your final portfolio. Your portfolio is an account of your work on your project. Before you do your project, you need to write a short proposal and get it have it approved. Your project needs to have been approved at a project approval session. Your project, in most cases, will be some kind of web object (blog, site, service, etc.). The sequence of events is as follows:
Develop your project; finalize your project (incl the web-based
object). Draft your course portfolio. Get your draft portfolio checked - in a Finalize and email your final portfolio. All sessions are walk-in (not 'walking'). For more details see the autonomy pages. The sessions below are the only ones available. Do not come at the end of a session as I will have to leave then. If you come in the middle, and no one comes at the start, I may not be able to see everyone before the end. Come at the start. I see people on a first-come-first-served basis, until the end of the session. Please be patient if you have to wait. If I have not seen you by the end of the session, you will have to come back at a later session.
Distinguish carefully between two types of session in May: 1. Proposal approval - last sessions These sessions are for proposal approval, for students who did not get their proposal approved in December or January. These are the last sessions at which you can get your proposal approved. If you miss these sessions, then your project will not be accepted.
When you come to one of the above sessions, do not spend time explaining why you did not do anything. I need to see you in person, with your proposal on paper. Your proposal must be done on paper, not shown in the computer. You cannot send it by email. If you do not have a proposal yet, then do one. Remember that, to do your project, you must be in groups of 3 or 4 people - no more, no less. To obtain approval for your project in these sessions, your group can be represented by just one of its members (and not by anyone outside the group).You should arrive at the start of the session, to be sure to be seen. The end times indicated are the times by which I need to leave, not when you can arrive. No other proposal approval sessions will be scheduled. 2. Draft portfolio checking sessions The sessions below are for draft portfolio checking only. Plase note that, contrary to some rumoyrs circulating, there is no classic oral exam for this course. The grade is based on the elements in your portfolio, including project proposal, project (web object, ...). Instructions for doing your portfolio are here. You will not be able to have your proposal approved in these sessions, below. If you have not yet had your proposal approved, then you need to attend one of the above proposal approval sessions - see above. If you have had your proposal approved previously (for example in January), then you may be able to have your portfolio checked in one of the above (proposal approval) sessions (2 or 3 May). However, please be warned that, in those sessions, proposal approval has priority. Thus, if there is no time in the above sessions, you will have to come back. In any case, so you should come in the last half of the sessions indicated above. I need to see you in person, with your draft. It is better to come to an early session - to avoid crowds and waiting. Normally, checking a draft portfolio should take only a few minutes. Please have everything ready to show me in a convenient fashion.
You should bring your portfolio printed on paper. If your portfolio is very large (for example if it contains your project), then you can show it in your laptop*. However, you must bring sections 1 to 4 printed on paper. If sections 1 to 4 are not on paper, then you will have to return to a subsequent portfolio checking session. You may print in b&w; colour is not needed for this printout. * We will have very little time, so you need to have your laptop already open. Deadline for emailing your final portfolio = 14h, Wed 15 May, 2013 Be warned: Portfolios received after 14h on 15 May will be ignored. Portfolios with wrong filenames or email subjects, or not in pdf format, will be lost or ignored. Send your portfolio to crookall dot unsa at gmail dot com.
You will do your p9 in this session
You must attend for the whole session; you are not allowed to leave in the middle. For more information on this course, see the presentation course pages.
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Peace and survival of life on Earth as we know it are threatened by human activities that lack a commitment to humanitarian values. Destruction of nature and natural resources results from ignorance, greed, and a lack of respect for the Earth's living things... . It is not difficult to forgive destruction in the past, which resulted from ignorance. Today,
however, we have access to more information, and it is essential that we re-examine ethically what we have inherited, what we are responsible for, and what we will pass on to coming generations. Clearly this is a pivotal generation... . Our marvels of science and technology are matched if not outweighed by many current tragedies, including human starvation in some parts of the world,
and extinction of other life forms... . We have the capability and responsibility. We must act before it is too late.
Tenzin Gyatso the fourteenth Dalai Lama.
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