plus de vendredi – Harold Jarche
After many years of publishing my Fridays Finds, I have given up. Even Mastodon has made their user interface so opaque that after an hour I could not find the...
Urbanisation in India – Track2Training
Urbanization refers to the increase in the proportion of population living in urban areas and the expansion of towns and cities in terms of population and built-up area. India has...
Urban and rural India-Planning concerns of cities, towns and villages – Track2Training
India’s planning challenges are diverse, reflecting the contrast between urban growth pressures and rural development needs. Effective planning requires context-specific strategies for cities, towns, and villages.
1️⃣ Urban India: Cities and...
working for capitalists – Harold Jarche
The automation of human work is an ongoing objective of our capitalist systems. Our accounting practices amortize machines while listing people as costs, which keeps the power of labour down....
Planning Policies, Programmes, Acts, and Bye-Laws in India – Track2Training
Urban and regional planning in India is guided by a complex framework of policies, programs, laws, and local regulations that aim to regulate land use, development, housing, environmental protection, and...
making time – Harold Jarche
In the past year many workers in the tech sector have lost their jobs, often replaced by the vision of what generative AI can do instead. I know of lay-offs...
Sustainable Mobility and the Future of Urban Transport Planning – Track2Training
By Devraj Verma
Abstract
This article examines emerging perspectives in sustainable transport planning by integrating research on accessibility, inclusivity, and technology-driven urban development. Drawing on studies by Sharma, Dehalwar, Lodhi, Garg,...
Introduction to building elements, – Track2Training
A building is a structured space designed for human habitation, work, recreation, or storage, and it comprises several essential elements that ensure stability, functionality, safety, and aesthetics. Understanding building elements...
New Voices in L&D – Helen Bailey – Thinking About Learning
As we continue the June series of new voices in L&D, I am pleased to have Helen Bailey join us and contribute her piece about critical thinking in a world...
in the bleak midwinter – Harold Jarche
On the last Friday of each month I curate some of the observations and insights that were shared on social media. I call these Friday’s Finds.
“Capitalism is what happens when...
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fix the networks – Harold Jarche
Erin Kissane, in a presentation at XOXO Festival 2024, discusses how Twitter was instrumental in crowd-sourcing a wide variety of experts to understand...
