THE MAPPING JOURNEY PROJECT DE BOUCHRA KHALILI: FAZENDO MAPAS FALAREM / The Mapping Journey Project by Bouchra Khalili: making maps speak

Mapping the journey to an HIV vaccine.

“Universal” vaccines that elicit cross-reactive and broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) are the ultimate goal of efforts to provide protective immunity against both the influenza virus and the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Infection with either virus leads to the induction of abundant strain-specific antibodies that are easily evaded by subsequent viral variants. However, the circulat...

Mapping the emotional journey of teaching

This paper will explore the use of Novakian concept mapping as a means of visualising and tracing the range of emotions inherent within any teaching experience. It will focus in particular on its use within higher education, where the presence of emotion has traditionally been disregarded or seemingly suppressed. The example of undergraduate teaching of the law degree will be used as an area wh...

The Global Trachoma Mapping Project

In the largest disease-mapping project ever conducted, health workers trained by the Global Trachoma Mapping Project have already examined the eyelids of more than 1 million people in nearly 1,000 districts since December 2012. The data collected are being used to create the first truly complete global map of trachoma and trichiasis, due in March 2015. Data on the prevalence of trachoma and tri...

Mapping the journey: visualising collaborative experiences for sustainable design education

Approaches to cell biology teaching: mapping the journey-concept maps as signposts of developing knowledge structures.

Strategies and associated philosophical underpinnings that fall under the rubric of “student-centered” or “inquiry-based” aim to help students develop the intellectual maturity needed to become independent, flexible, self-correcting learners able to make sophisticated analyses and reasoned decisions (McNeal and D’Avanzo, 1997). While the goals of studentactive learning are relatively easy to ar...