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MOOC: Massive Online Open Course offered in Portuguese – Portugal

Posted on 10 March 2014. Tags: Ana Pinto Coelho, Cecília Tomás, Consciência, Diário de Notícias, Distance Teaching, e-learning, EADTU, Eduardo Barreto, education, Europe, Joaquim Pinto, Luísa Sousa Otto, Massive Online Open Courses, Mendo Henriques, MOOC, Nazaré Barros, Olá, online, open, philosophical thinking, philosophy, Portugal, Portuguese, Sociedade Aberta, Suzana Ferreira, tuition free

Posted in Education, Featured, Organizations, People, Portugal, World

Book: ‘Being the Nação in the Eternal City’ – Editor’s Note

Posted on 05 March 2014. Tags: Catholic, Catholicism, diaspora, history, Iberian, Inquisition, Jewish, Jews, Portugal, Portuguese, religion, Rome

Posted in Books, Education, Featured, Heritage, Portugal, World

Community: José de Almeida Mello guest speaker at Temple Beth El – Fall River, MA

Posted on 04 March 2014. Tags: Azorean-Jewish Heritage Foundation, Azores, Fall River, heritage, Jewish, José de Almeida Mello, legacy, MA, Ponta Delgada, Portugal, Portuguese, restoration, Sabar Hassamain Synagogue, Temple Beth El

Posted in Azores, Community, Conferences, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, People, Portugal, World

QS: The University of Porto ranked among the best in the world – Portugal

Posted on 26 February 2014. Tags: Agriculture and Forestry, and Pharmacy, best, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electro-technical Engineering, higher education, law, Ocean and Earth Sciences, Pharmacology, Portugal, Portuguese.education, QS, Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings, ranking, University of Porto, world, world elite

Posted in Education, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, Portugal

Book: ‘The Transformation Book’ or Book of Tasks – Editor’s Note

Posted on 19 February 2014. Tags: Alexander Search, Book of Tasks, Charles James Search, Cláudia Souza, Contra Mundum Press, Fernando Pessoa, fiction, Jean Seul de Méluret, Nuno Ribeiro, Pantaleão, Portugal, Portuguese, satire, The Transformation Book

Posted in Education, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, People, Portugal, South Africa, World

Essay: The Whiskey is Strong, but the Cow is Dead – By George Monteiro

Posted on 15 February 2014. Tags: Brown University, Charles Brockden Brown, Computer history, computer research, Dylan Thomas, early computers, Edgard Poe, electron age, Emily Dickinson, Franz Kafka, George Monteiro, Gulliver’s Travels, IBM 360, John Keats, Jonathan Swift, Kafka, Lewis Turco, Mark Twain, Matthew Arnold, Melville, Shakespeare, Stephen Crane, The Castle, William Butler Yeats, William Dean Howells

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Conferences

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