Titlebook: Creative Education, Teaching and Learning; Creativity, Engageme Gayle Brewer (Senior Lecturer),Russell Hogarth (Co Book 2015 The Editor(s)

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Finanzmarktorientiertes Umweltmanagementis true, in my two years working as a lecturer at the Lancashire Law School I have seen myself having to quickly adapt from being a postgraduate student and doctoral researcher to being an effective and innovative ‘facilitator of learning’ (the new buzzword for lecturers). Having been a university s

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Edmund Brandt,Stefan Schaltegger functions of these omnipresent technologies makes it difficult to define what social media networks actually are despite the widespread nature of their use. Formally, social media networks can be described as a digital environment where people can gather, critique and share digital media items such

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Edmund Brandt,Stefan Schaltegger in education. Attention will then move on to consider two examples of online learning that involve service users in different ways. These are provided to inspire creative thinking about how virtual worlds could be used to achieve learning outcomes. Finally, a game-based scenario is discussed to sho

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Einführung und normatives Umweltmanagementhis chapter addresses how these two areas are related and the principles under which I conduct my work. This practice has included making films for blue-chip corporates, screening my own work at a Cannes fringe festival and other international festivals and interviewing a wide range of people from C

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Edmund Brandt,Stefan Schalteggerhe artist in Kafka’s . (who helps Joseph K navigate the absurdity of the courts), I find that my incessant contact with people of the academe influences the way I speak, and although I gain a lot from it, I will choose to speak here with my own voice and ignore the protocols of academic writing in w

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Wissenschaft und Vernunftethik,erged from a partnership between the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) International Centre for Arts and Asset-based Practice and Reading the World (RTW), a new community education programme. Four groups of six to twelve people volunteered: two from the substance misuse recovery community; on

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Wissenschaft und Vernunftethik,the various factors which brought the project into being, the activities which took place and the planning and conversations behind the scenes that helped bring the project to life. We will also consider the legacy of the project and the key lessons learnt, as well as what might happen next.