K-lab advent calendar
The Knowledge Lab team makes holiday gift recommendations! Discover every day, a member of the team and his proposal to help you do your Christmas shopping.
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December 9Monia proposes the recipe book "Cuisine indienne végétarienne" (Indian Vegetarian Cuisine) from Sanjee to warm you up with spices. |
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December 10Today, the star is "Homo deus a brief history of the future". A risky, according to Jeremy, but successful exercise, of projection, at a time of GAFAM. Find the book at the Learning Center, 1st Floor Section VIII. |
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December 11Catherine invites you to share a touching and funny adventure, "Hakim's Odyssey". This comic book, in 2 volumes, reminds us how much we all have the same aspirations. Find it at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News and Culture Section. |
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December 12Juliette invites you to rediscover your soul as a procrastinating and idle child! Pause your adult responsibilities and other social conventions. "Adulthood is a myth" by Sarah Andersen, both hilarious and poetic. Find the comic book at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News and Culture Section. |
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December 13Vincent likes to immerse himself in the Oasis, a virtual world imbued with Pop Culture, imagined by Ernest Cline, by watching "Ready Player One", by Spielberg. Will you try the experience? Find the DVD, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News and Culture Section. |
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December 14Josephine advises to the international political enthusiasts, "Une saison à l'ONU : au coeur de la diplomatie mondiale" (A season at the UN: at the heart of global diplomacy). The comic book follows the journeys of an RFI correspondent who is not immune to surprises. Find it, at the Learning Center, at the RDC News and Culture Section. |
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December 15Yannick recommends the ebook "#Liketonjob : comment vivre avec bonheur la transformation digitale" (how to live happily the digital transformation) to discover the secrets of success and bliss. |
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December 16Alain invites you to a match with "Stefan Zweig: le joueur d'échecs" (the chess player). A wonderful book about alienation through play, and the effects of absolute isolation. Find it, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News and Culture Section. |
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December 17Camille's cocooning advice: wrap yourself in a blanket, snuggle up by the fire and forget the greyness by watching "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain". Find the DVD, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor Section News and Culture. |
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December 18Erwan really liked "Comment je ne suis pas devenu moine" (How I didn't become a monk). A spiritual quest that is not going as planned. Find the comic book, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News and Culture Section. |
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December 19Sophie advises you "La civilisation du poisson rouge" (The goldfish civilization). A reading by Bruno Patino, Arte France director and ESSEC graduate.... Have we become goldfish, locked in the jar of our screens? Find the book, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor Section I. |
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December 20Anne proposes you to offer your parents an ESSEC experience. The next certificate, online, "Driving Digital Change", will start on January 27th (only in english). |
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December 21Benjamin has found the HBO series to be excellent! It's time to read or reread one of the best comics ever published... "Watchmen". Find the comic book, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News & Culture. |
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December 22Pierre-Guy never tires of the tomes of "Megg, Mogg and Owl". Get off the beaten track! Find the comic book, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News & Culture. |
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December 23Mathilde advises you "Dans la combi de Thomas Pesquet", Marion Montaigne's version of the pedagogical laugh! Find the comic book, at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News & Culture. |
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December 24Jennifer organizes tailor-made workshops for you: filming with your smartphone, Studio Self, Photoshop, InDesign, video editing... |
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December 25The season of recommendations ends with Michel and "La théorie de l'information" (Information Theory). Discover the story of a computer pioneer, less glamorous but more fun than Steve Jobs. Find the novel at the Learning Center, Ground Floor News & Culture. |
