Lang.NEXT 2012 Expert Panel: Native Languages Native programming languages panel hosted by Martyn Lovell.
Photo Slideshow: The Magnificent Beauty of Minerals
Kenneth Don, an electronic technical services specialists at UA's Steward Observatory, takes high definition images of micromount gems, metals and mineral specimens. Some of them are rare and all are too small to view clearly with the human eye. A self-taught photographer, Don produces the images for UA scientists and also volunteers for community organizations.
Thomas Kelly: A Student's Perspective on Performing in "First Nights"
Hillary Ditmars talks about performing in this year's dramatic premiere, the sense of responsibility she felt when performing "Music for Mike" for the first time, and the challenges of filling the immense space one finds in Sanders Theatre.
2012 Robotics Open House
The Georgia Institute of Technology opened its doors to more than 400 middle school and high school students on April 11 for the third annual Robotics Open House. Georgia Tech Masters students and Ph.D. candidates demonstrated more than 20 projects around campus, marking the Institute's participation in National Robotics Week. Students saw a variety of projects, including an autonomous race car, robotic submarines and Simon.
Upper Intermediate S5 #8 - Murderous Tendencies are Revealed in Japan
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! You have always had a tendency to procrastinate, especially when it comes to chores that you don’t want to do. So now that you moved into a new apartment in Japan, you’ve promised yourself that you’re going to be more diligent about housework. You wrote up a chore chart in Japanese [...]
Is There A Crisis in Public Education? Address by Diane Ravitch
On April 10, 2012, The University of Notre Dame hosted Diane Ravitch, Research Professor of Education at New York University, for an address titled "Is There a Crisis in Public Education?" as a part of the 2011-12 Notre Dame Forum.
The 2011-12 Notre Dame Forum, "Reimagining School: To Nurture the Soul of a Nation," is a yearlong discussion to explore the profound and challenging questions that shape the national debate about K--12 education, which has a dramatic impact on the future of American
The Frog Life Cycle Lesson (Interactive Game)
This Interactive Game introduces to preschoolers the life of a frog is. This is a lesson plan for teachers and children. In this, children learn about the frog life cycle. Introducing what the frogs and tadpoles do and what they eat:frogs and tadpole. Voice is computerized, but information still accurate. (2:10)
CULTURE NUMÉRIQUE : 03 Qu'est-ce qu'un document ? (Vidéo)
En passant par l'appareillage technique de la
numérisation, le document change de fonctions.D'outil d'inscription des
connaissances et des informations, enfermé dans son support matériel, il devient
un outil pour communiquer, constituer des groupes et des réseaux. D'un matériel
destiné à un lecteur humain, il devient un enjeu pour l'usage des ...
Uitkijk : Methode PAV Uitkijk
Een volledig en kleurrijk gamma PAV!
UST students at the Ke Kula Ni'ihau O Kekaha Learning Center in Kaua'i
Students from the University of St. Thomas, Minn. participate in a service-learning project at the Ke Kula Ni'ihau O KeKaha Learning Center in Kaua'i as part of the Hawaii: Multi-Cultural Communication in Diverse Organizations course during January 2012.
Open Classroom - 4/11/12 #7 Q&A
Food and American Society an Urban Perspective
Topic for 4/11/12: Food and Health: Changing Lifestyles
Lectures:
Walter Willet, Professor of Nutrition, Harvard School of Public Health
Susan Roberts, Professor of Nutrition, Tufts University
Sara Baer-Sinnott, President, Oldways
Mary Jo Meisner, Vice President, and Allison Bauer, Program Director, The Boston Foundation
The Open Classroom Policy Series is a graduate-level public policy seminar that is open to the public. Each semester, the Schoo
Toward Regulation of Nanomaterials: Mark Banash
Mark Banash
Learn More: http://reilly.nd.edu/conference/nanomaterials
Pirate Offshore Radio - 1960's
1:40 Stock footage of sixties Pirates. -Radio Caroline c
Mount Etna - A Slideshow
This is a slideshow of Europe's largest and most active volcano spew smoke and lava. Click on the forward arrows to advance the slideshow. There is no sound; there are no words.
Mercurial exercise -- one person, one repository
Hannes Hirzel
In this exercise you create a new repository under the control of the Mercurial version control system. Then you add files to it and commit changes to the repository. It is shown how to get back […]
Dabka Performance
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Rabbit Giving Birth and with Newborn Young
This short video gives excellent real life footage of a mother rabbit giving birth. Students will enjoy the close up views of these tiny babies. Rabbits are smaller than hares, and have comparatively shorter legs. Males (bucks) and females (does) are similar in appearance, but bucks tend to weigh more and have slightly broader heads. This is a great resource to help build background knowledge and to help make real world connections between nature and the classroom. (0:40)
Oasis Earth - (Full Episode)
A shuttle mission to map planet earth might change our perspective of life itself. (47:07)
Shuttle Discovery: Final Flight Over D.C.
April 17, 2012 — In its final journey to its permanent museum home, NASA's space shuttle Discovery makes a flyover above the U.S. capital. NASA coordinated with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to navigate through the restricted air space over Washington, D.C. (02:09)
Los secretos del Sol - (The History Channel) parte 1 de 4
Existen miles de millones de estrellas en el universo, pero sólo una domina nuestro vecindario celestial, el Sol. Es tan grande, que en todo su volumen podrían caber un millón de planetas Tierra y tan poderoso, que cada segundo produce una cantidad de energía equivalente a mil millones de bombas de hidrógeno de un megatón.
El Sol es el gran motor que impulsa nuestro sistema solar, suministrando la energía que hace posible la existencia de vi
