CULTURE NUMÉRIQUE : 09 Les protocoles du réseau internet (Vidéo) Points essentiels
War, Peace and Justice: the dilemmas of International security
Prof Adrian Hyde-Price from the University's Department of European Studies & Modern Languages examines the nature and causes of contemporary war and conflict, and considers the prospect of peace in the 21st Century.
#190: Germline confidential: Hunting down genes linked to breast cancer Les Paul on Django Toward Regulation of Nanomaterials: Pratim Biswas The Bluetail Fly How Babies Learn Languages Student Intro Video: The Digital Footprint Mountain Hare in Snowy Habitat Jazzed: University Dancers Spring Concert 2012 Poetry in motion pictures - Kevan Manwaring Los secretos del Sol - (The History Channel) parte 4 de 4 Easy System to Solve Word Problems Groups in Moodle, Part 1 of 2 BEEKEEPING MAKING YOUR OWN QUEENS The Business of Farming Listening to global women's voices: Reflections on interfaith dialogue - Ursula King Creativity in the face of crisis - How great entrepreneurs rise from recessions - David Rogers Understanding stem cells, benefits for all? - Melanie Welham Rediscovering the common wealth - Geof Wood
1:25 Les Paul talks about Django Reinhardt and shows a Selmer guitar that he says was given to him by Django. This is possibly the guitar that Charles Delaunay took to America for Django in 1946 but was damaged in transit.
Les Paul helped Naguine and Babik Reinhardt when they
were virtually pennyless after Django died. It has been claimed that
this Selmer was given to Les by Naguine after Django died but if he
(Django) really did own this model, it does not show
Pratim Biswas
Learn More: http:reilly.nd.edu/conference/nanomaterials
This 13:27 long video is a lecture that helps solve the puzzle of why babies can learn languages within a limited amount of time. A great graph is presented to show the sharp learning curve. The lecture explains the importance of how young people learn to discriminate sounds while older humans cannot do this. Exceptional data.
This two minute video is an animated introduction that asks students to think about how whatever you do or say online is permanent and can be found by other people. It is recommended as an introduction to videos on online privacy.
This short video gives excellent real life footage of Mountain Hares in a snowy habitat. Students will enjoy the close up views of these amazing creatures. The Mountain Hare has a lighter build than the brown hare, and is easily distinguished by its tail, which is completely white throughout the year, whereas in the brown hare the tail has a black upper surface. The ears are tipped with black, and the coat is brown in summer, turning white during winter. This is a great resource to help bui
For more on this event see the feature story at http://news.richmond.edu/features/article/-/10353/jazzed-university-dancers-present-jazzed.html
Poet and author Kevan Manwarring looks at poets who have graced the silver screen from Shakespeare to the Beats and the Romantics to Slam.
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
This 7:30 long video shows how to teach a step by step process to solve word problems. The video moves slowly and is easy to follow using the BUCK system that is explained. This one is math related.
Groups in Moodle, Part 1 of 2. (06:25)
Thanks for watching another Long Lane Honey Bee Farms video and today we'll follow a frame of grafts for new queens.
This 4:32 long video explains how more than 350 different commodities are grown in California and the fact that approximately 15 percent of U.S. agricultural products, statistics are an important tool for agricultural economists to keep up with supply and demand. This is a good overview of what farmers use and explains what organic farming is as well as different types of farming.
Running time 4:30 minutes
Professor Ursula King talks about how women across the world are reinterpreting their religious traditions through dialogue with people from different faiths.
David Rogers talks about how entrepreneurs use innovation and creativity to survive and thrive in hard times.
Professor Melanie Welham from the University of Bath's Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology talks about the benefits of stem cells.
Professor Geof Wood of the University of Bath investigates our human motivations for sustainable behaviour beyond our own immediate interest.
