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Richard Plant

Scotland
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Covers:  social justice, uk politics, computer & video games
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The Best (and worst) of 2013 - Richard Plant

The Best (and worst) of 2013 - Richard Plant

Review of video games published in 2013.

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Ballern gegen Krieg

Ballern gegen Krieg

A political analysis of the video game Spec Ops: The Line. (German language)

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John McNeill obituary

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By Richard Plant
| Yahoo Canada Verified
John McNeill in Spain, 2024. He had the gift of being able to elucidate buildings in a manner that engaged the professor and novice equally John McNeill in Spain, 2024. He had the gift of being able to elucidate buildings in a manner that engaged the professor and novice equally Photograph: none My friend John McNeill, who has died aged 67 after a short illness, was one of the UK’s leading scholars of romanesque architecture and sculpture.
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Navigating Data in Datathons: Insights and Guidelines at Neural Information Processing Systems… Original

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By Carlos Mougan, Richard Plant, Marya Bazzi, Clare Teng
| Towards Data Science
How to data in datathons What is a datathon? Datathons or data hackathons, loosely defined as data or data science-centric hackathons, have become increasingly popular in recent years, providing a platform for participants and organisations to collaborate, innovate, and learn in the area of data science over a short timeframe.
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Understanding the Importance of Training

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By Richard Plant, Heidi Jensen
| Waste Advantage Magazine Verified
Growing challenges has led to new ways of learning and forced trainers to get creative in the classroom, both virtual and in-person. Educators play a significant role in how new products and technology are learned and, ultimately, adopted in the marketplace. By Richard Plant The question is a simple one: Is training important? The answer, unequivocally, is yes. And in the world of mobility, it is even more crucial.
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