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Gisli Thorsteinsson

    How healthy is your lighting?
    The Evolution of Rowing Technology
    Improving In-Service Teacher Training across Europe
    Carbon Emissions in Domestic Energy Use
    Technology Mediated Learning for Teacher''s Professional Development
    Social Networking Technologies and Their Implications for Commerce
    • Social Networking Technologies and Their Implications for Commerce

      The growing phenomenon of social media is affecting the way by which marketing and advertising are carried out

      • 60pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      The emergence of Social Commerce is reshaping consumer behavior, driven by the rapid growth of social networking sites like Facebook, which boasts over 600 million active members. This report explores how these platforms influence communication and purchasing decisions, with consumers forming social tribes to secure the best deals. The reliance on peer recommendations is transforming marketing strategies, compelling professionals to adapt their approaches to engage effectively with this new consumer landscape.

      Social Networking Technologies and Their Implications for Commerce
    • Technology Mediated Learning for Teacher''s Professional Development

      Innovative ideas to improve In-Service Teacher Education

      • 76pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the evolving landscape of education, this book introduces a novel pedagogical approach aimed at enhancing in-service teacher education in Europe. It addresses the integration of information and communication technologies, proposing a new strategy for open and distance learning. By emphasizing innovative methods tailored to modern contexts, the work seeks to improve educational practices and adapt to technological advancements, ultimately benefiting teachers and students alike across European schools.

      Technology Mediated Learning for Teacher''s Professional Development
    • Carbon Emissions in Domestic Energy Use

      An Analysis of the Provision for Growing Demand for Electrical Energy in the UK

      • 88pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      The investigation explores the relationship between a product's symmetrical features and its desirability, using popular examples like the PlayStation 3 and Apple iPhone. It analyzes how manufacturing processes have evolved over time and how these changes influence product symmetry, ultimately shedding light on what makes certain designs appealing in contemporary culture.

      Carbon Emissions in Domestic Energy Use
    • Improving In-Service Teacher Training across Europe

      Implementing ICT and ODL to develop the Pedagogy of In-Service Teacher Training

      • 88pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the evolution of teacher education, this book presents a novel pedagogical approach tailored for Europe, emphasizing innovative in-service training. It addresses the integration of information and communication technologies in education, aiming to enhance open and distance learning. By proposing a new strategy, it seeks to improve the educational landscape for teachers, adapting to the demands of modern, technology-driven learning environments.

      Improving In-Service Teacher Training across Europe
    • The Evolution of Rowing Technology

      The Future Innovation of Rowing

      • 64pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      The evolution of rowing highlights significant innovations over the past 40 years, transforming traditional wooden boats into advanced racing shells. Key to performance are the principles of stiffness and lightness, which enhance speed on the water. Despite the decline of wooden boat building, technological advancements continue to shape the sport, with material scientists playing a crucial role in future developments. The ongoing progress promises a bright and enduring future for rowing, blending tradition with cutting-edge techniques.

      The Evolution of Rowing Technology
    • How healthy is your lighting?

      An investigation into the possible health risks posed by artificial lighting in the workplace

      • 80pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      The investigation explores the conflicting views of Photobiologists and Light Design Engineers regarding the optimal lighting conditions for office workers' health. Findings from both objective and subjective analyses reveal that elements from both perspectives hold validity, indicating no single method can fully assess lighting's healthfulness. This lack of consensus highlights the need for a combined approach, though it raises concerns about consistency in lighting quality and health. The study emphasizes the necessity for further research to potentially reform workplace lighting regulations.

      How healthy is your lighting?
    • Chronological Age of Cars

      The Importance of Developing Sustainable Automotive Systems

      • 80pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      The book explores the impact of the End of Life Vehicle Legislation by the European Union on future car design, emphasizing sustainability. It delves into critical topics such as eco-design, life cycle assessment, and producer responsibility, highlighting the importance of vehicle manufacturers in both disposal and recovery. Additionally, it examines concepts like closed-loop systems, design for disassembly, and modularity, as well as alternative ownership methodologies, providing a comprehensive analysis of how these factors will shape the automotive industry moving forward.

      Chronological Age of Cars
    • Sustainable Product Development or Marketing Hype?

      A Case study

      • 84pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      Focusing on sustainability, this study examines consumer attitudes and behaviors towards eco-friendly products in the bathroom industry. It contrasts these perceptions with the marketing and development of green consumables, questioning the practical attainability of sustainable development. Despite this skepticism, the study emphasizes the significant potential for advancements in sustainability within the industry, highlighting the importance of ongoing efforts in this area.

      Sustainable Product Development or Marketing Hype?
    • The Future of Car Making

      Improving Automotive Systems for the Future

      • 80pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      Focusing on sustainability, this book explores the implications of the End of Life Vehicle Legislation introduced by the European Union, which mandates vehicle manufacturers to manage the disposal and recovery of their products. It investigates how this legislation will influence future car design, delving into eco-design, life cycle assessment, closed-loop systems, and design for disassembly. Additionally, it discusses producer responsibility and alternative ownership methodologies, providing a comprehensive analysis of the automotive industry's shift towards more sustainable practices.

      The Future of Car Making
    • Practical Based Subjects for The Wider Curricula

      Societys Attitude to Practical Based Education

      • 56pages
      • 2 heures de lecture

      The book examines the historical context and content of technical subjects, exploring the roots of skepticism and stigma associated with them. Through surveys of the general public and students, it assesses perceptions and personal experiences related to stigma, particularly focusing on the acquisition of practical skills. Findings indicate that limited interaction during early education contributes significantly to these negative perceptions, highlighting the need for improved educational engagement in technical fields.

      Practical Based Subjects for The Wider Curricula