Interesting Titles

Zu einem ver­nünf­ti­gen Auf­satz gehört für mich eine inter­es­san­te Über­schrift. Am Bei­spiel des The­mas „Com­pu­ters in School“ bespre­chen wir die ver­schie­de­nen Mög­lich­kei­ten, wie man einen wit­ty and sophisti­ca­ted title findet.

Allusions to / Variations of well-known proverbs

Easier Said than Done by Com­pu­ter (Easier said than done)
Learn to Walk befo­re You Use a Com­pu­ter (… befo­re you run)
The Road to Hell Is Paved with Com­pu­ters (… is paved with good intentions)
Do Com­pu­ters Make School Go Round? (Money makes the world go round)
Com­pu­ters – The Spi­ce of School Life? (Varie­ty is the spi­ce of life)
No Gain wit­hout Com­pu­ters? (No gain wit­hout pain)

Allusions to / Variations of well-known book/film/song titles

Bra­ve New School? (Aldous Hux­ley: Bra­ve New World)
The Young Stu­dent and the PC (Heming­way: The Old Man and the Sea)
Much Ado about Com­pu­ters (Shake­speare: Much Ado about Nothing)
How to Encou­ra­ge Intellec­tu­al Pas­si­vi­ty (Car­ne­gie: How to Win Friends …)
Ali­ce in Com­pu­ter­land (Lewis Car­roll: Ali­ce in Wonderland)
Dead PCs Socie­ty (Dead Poets Society)
We Don’t Need No PC Edu­ca­ti­on (Pink Floyd: We don’t need no education)
Non Scho­lae Sed Com­pu­tae? (Non scho­lae sed vitae discimus)
All You Need Is a Com­pu­ter (Beat­les: All you need is love)

Puns on “PC”

Pas­si­ve Class?
Posi­ti­ve Chall­enge or Pas­si­ve Class?

Others

Vir­tu­al School / Cyber­school / Cyberclass
Room for Com­pu­ters in Class?
Com­pu­ter Over­load (Infor­ma­ti­on Overload)