Definition

An encyclopedia is a reference work (book, set of books or digital document) that aims to synthesize all knowledge to build knowledge and to show its organization in a way that makes it accessible to the public, for the purpose of education, information or to support cultural memory.

Aim

The purpose of an encyclopedia is to bring together the scattered knowledge on the face of the earth; to exhibit the general system to the men with whom we live, and to transmit it to the men who will come after us; so that the labors of past centuries will not have been useless labors for the centuries to come.

Specific Objectives

This online training course on conservative orthopedic treatment of spinal deviations is unique and there is no standard reference.
10% of the training is free of charge. It corresponds to the basic University training. The main videos are listed in this chapter. They will allow you to appreciate the quality of the documents.
For the other chapters, one-minute synthesis videos have been produced.
For the price of a travel and a few days in a hotel, you can have access to all of these documents and to the Certification.

Encyclopedic article

Unlike a dictionary that defines the words of a language, an encyclopedia explains the words.A thematic encyclopaedic article (on-line video) methodically exposes all the specific knowledge of a field of knowledge (specialized encyclopaedia).