Je l'admets sans honte, le boulot et le long hiver digne de Games of Thrones dans les contrées britanniques m'ont quelques peu tenu éloignée de ce blog. Pourtant entre le chemin du boulot et celui du lit, j'ai parfois mis le nez dehors ces dernières semaines. Parmi ces folles sorties, celle au Science Museum afin de satisfaire ma curiosité concernant l'exposition intitulée Web Lab, en partenariat avec Google. Le Big Brother du Web a su attirer foule avec sa petite application Web Lab - près de 260 000 utilisateurs sur Google via Chrome - mais également au Musée même, si l'on en croit les familles amassées autour des "expériences" proposées. Vous ne comprenez rien à Internet? L'affreux petit Jean-Edouard ne cesse de vous poser des questions auxquelles vous ne savez pas répondre? Emmenez vos p'tits loups au Science Museum, vous verrez: un jeu d'enfant que d'expliquer la côté obscur du fonctionnement du Web !
I admit it without shame, my jobs and this sooo long winter worthy of a Games of Thrones season here in the United Kingdom have kept me away from this blog. But the truth is between my way to work and my way to bed, I sometimes found a motivation to go out these last few weeks. Among my escapades, there is the Science Museum in order to satisfy my curiosity regarding the Web Lab exhibition made by Google. The web's Big Brother currently attracting many people with its Web Lab application - up to 260 000 users via Google Chrome - and at the museum if we believe the vision of many families gather around the 'experiments'. You don't have a clue on how Internet is working? Your nephew George can't stop asking you questions that leave you speechless? Just go with your little ones at the Science Museum and you'll see: it'll become so easy to explain them the dark side of the web!
I admit it without shame, my jobs and this sooo long winter worthy of a Games of Thrones season here in the United Kingdom have kept me away from this blog. But the truth is between my way to work and my way to bed, I sometimes found a motivation to go out these last few weeks. Among my escapades, there is the Science Museum in order to satisfy my curiosity regarding the Web Lab exhibition made by Google. The web's Big Brother currently attracting many people with its Web Lab application - up to 260 000 users via Google Chrome - and at the museum if we believe the vision of many families gather around the 'experiments'. You don't have a clue on how Internet is working? Your nephew George can't stop asking you questions that leave you speechless? Just go with your little ones at the Science Museum and you'll see: it'll become so easy to explain them the dark side of the web!




