If you wonder about the bird, it has been made by artist Irene Dominguez in the context of Kodeløypa. Kodeløypa is a framework for coding for children, that I initiated in 2014 and it is organized by Kristin Karlsen at NTNU, well published in scientific venues, thanks to Sofia, Michail, Kshitij, and others, see f.e. Exploring children’s learning experience in constructionism-based coding activities through design-based research, S Papavlasopoulou, MN Giannakos, L Jaccheri, Computers in Human Behavior 99, 415-427
I’m 100% through Il colibrì by Sandro Veronesi, narrated by Fabrizio Gifuni on my Audible app. Try Audible and get it free.
L’aereoporto di Pisa, Firenze, la Maremma, tutti quei funerali, gli anni 70, 80, 90. Mi e’ piaciuto molto anche se la parte finale, beh… Leggetelo e se ne parlera’…
Here you have the pictures taken by Kai on Monday. Our wish of cooperation between ADA and IDUN is not only improved gender balance at all level from High School to Bachelor and Master, and from PhD to Professor but also, and may be most important, an increased mutual understanding between Norwegian students and foreign researchers for the benefit of education and research. As a department head, I have heard Norwegian students complaining about International assistants. As foreigner, I have heard foreigners complain about Norwegian. If we work together, we find out that we do not have anything to complain about.
In Norway we have https://helsenorge.no/smittestopp – The app is up and running since two weeks; research data has been collected about percentage of use and indicates that 50% of the people has downloaded it.
The app SMITTESTOPP also collects anonymized research data. The app is developed by Simula Research lab https://www.simula.no – who answers to questions.
I am impressed that they managed to develop a well-functioning up in such a short time, and my only complain is that it uses some battery. In Norway last week they open the kindergarten and this week the primary school.
