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CIDMEF Libreville 2011 – une université numérique francophone en pharmacie.
Titre : CIDMEF Libreville 2011 – une université numérique francophone en pharmacie. Pour qui, pourquoi, comment ?
Intervenant (s) : Françoise GALLAND (Angers – France)
Résumé : Les universités thématiques régionales et nationales. Stratégie de l’élaboration d’une université numérique. Mutualisation des ressources.
L’auteur n’a pas transmis de conflit d’intérêt concernant les données diffusées dans cette vidéo ou publiées dans la référ
The Rothbardian Theory of Taxes Personal Narratives and Transatlantic Contexts during the U.S.-Mexican War Secret Weapons of Roman Empire (4:37) Volcanic Activity: Vesuvius Buries Pompeii The Peloponnesian Wa: Spartans (2:13) Paharpur, le plus grand monastère bouddhique d’Asie du Sud (video)
Classé au patrimoine mondial de l’humanité (UNESCO) et principal site archéologique du Bangladesh, le monastère bouddhique de Paharpur a fait l’objet de plusieurs campagnes de fouilles, sans pour autant révéler tous ses mystères. Cette conférence se propose d’en retracer l’histoire et d’envisager quelques nouvelles interprétations.
The Story of Bob and Jim Mendez v. Westminster: Desegregating California's Schools Pranking Softies: The Faces of Microsoft campaign Microsoft has always had a history of pranks and well, sometimes you just need to play jokes on your colleagues. For this prank, Dan and I set up a fake photo shoot with the premise that they will be part of a new Microsoft campaign called The Faces of Microsoft. It's of course all made up, but watch and see just how far we can push the envelope. Enjoy! Tina and Dan How to keeep kids engaged in class I came across this article from Edutopia.org. It is worth a look Question 07 H 264 Otis Art History 12 - Medieval Culture Multiplication Rule (Probability "and") Dr Ed Bertram - Profile Dr Gilberto Paz-Filho - Profile Professor Matthew Cook - Profile
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This module explains and provides an example of the literary genre: personal narrative. In addition, it considers this narrative as part of a transatlantic and hemispheric circulation, examining […]
This video shows some of the Roman's favorite weapons, including the gladius and the pila. The video provides insights into how the weapons were used and what the Romans wore. May be too violent for some students.
This 1:24 video is about Vesuvius burying the city Pompeii five feet under ash. The ash had impacted the people and still keep their form until this day.
This video does not have a narrator, but uses graphics to tell about the training of the Spartans. An exceptional video that provides startling facts that are certain to stimulate student interest.
Sylvia Mendez recalls the conditions that led Mexican Americans to sue for desegregation in the 1940s in this segment from Mendez vs. Westminster: Para Todos los Niños/For All the Children, from KOCE-TV.
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Have you ever plunked yourself down in a staff meeting where some of your colleagues we
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From the Caves to Romanticism, take a journey through centuries of art and learn about the role of art in culture and the place of the artist in society. This series of five-minute podcasts from Otis College of Art and Design features sumptuous images and informative texts. Presented by Dr. Jeanne Willette, faculty at Otis College of Art and Design.
The instructor, while using computer software, discusses the multiplication rule in probability. The instructor talks a little fast, so this video will be more helpful if a classroom teacher supplements this information with prior discussion. (03:24)
Dr Ed Bertram is Australian Director of the China-Australia Centre for Phenomics Research at the John Curtin School of Medical Research
The China-Australia Centre for Phenomics Research is a joint centre between China and Australia. Ed talks of the exciting developments surrounding the collaboration and the research undertaken in the centre.
Dr Gilberto Paz-Filho is a research fellow in the Department of Translational Medicine at the John Curtin School of Medical research
Gilberto has been doing some interesting research on the hormone labtin which regulates food intake, energy metabolism, immunity and brain function.
Professor Matthew Cook is the group leader of the program in immunology at John Curtin School of Medical Research as well as director of immunology at the Canberra Hospital.
Matthew divides his time between ANU working in the lab and the Canberra Hospital working with patients with autoimmune disease. Matthew is interested in reducing mortality by a better understanding of disease.
