Participatory development inaction
A brief introduction to this album.
What is critical practice?
A look at the meaning of critical practice, the views of service users, and the professional power of social workers.
Creating a Mural
Argentinian artists Cristina Terzaghi and Edgar de Santo lead the painting of a mural in La Boca.
History of the Incas
General introduction to the history of the Inca people and their influence, which extended through an enormous area of Latin America.
Lord Puttnam on New Media
Lord Puttnam talks new opportunities in broadcasting and education
Maths in Nature and Art
A short introduction to the content of this album.
Student views of the OU
OU students talking about the benefits to them of studying with the OU.
Water Treatment
A short introduction to this album.
Capacities for managing development
A short introduction to this album.
Moving to England
Two Sierra Leonean women on their experiences of arriving in England, and their experiences as immigrants in England.
The CAPITAL Centre and Open-space Learning
Pete Kirwan interviews Nick Monk, Jonathan Heron and Oliver Turner about the origins and practices of Open-space Learning.
The CAPITAL Centre and Open-space Learning
Pete Kirwan interviews Nick Monk, Jonathan Heron and Oliver Turner about the origins and practices of Open-space Learning.
Why kids love the ROM!
Intern Melissa Banwell speaks with kids in the galleries and discovers interesting and fun things to do and see at the ROM.
Evolution of Mind and Brain
Dr. Anna Dornhaus is Assistant Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona. Her lecture was given on March 9, 2010, as part of the College of Science Mind and Brain Lecture Series. http://cos.arizona.edu/mind/
What does anybody need a brain for? Brains are energetically expensive to make and to use, and susceptible to making mistakes. Accordingly, not learning, i.e. sticking to an innate or random strategy, is often the best thing to do. Still, humans and other anim
Evolution of Mind and Brain
Dr. Anna Dornhaus is Assistant Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona. Her lecture was given on March 9, 2010, as part of the College of Science Mind and Brain Lecture Series. http://cos.arizona.edu/mind/
What does anybody need a brain for? Brains are energetically expensive to make and to use, and susceptible to making mistakes. Accordingly, not learning, i.e. sticking to an innate or random strategy, is often the best thing to do. Still, humans and other anim
Just Add Water
Rotifers are tiny animals that survive against all the odds. They are also known for not having had sex for 80 million years.
We follow Dr Alan Tunnacliffe, award-winning Cambridge researcher at the Institute of Biotechnology, as he tests their super-powers by draining 90% of the water in their microscopic bodies, heats them to boiling point and freezes them in liquid nitrogen.
Still they thrive! Well discover how these extraordinary animals are able to survive under conditions deadly to most l
Just Add Water
Rotifers are tiny animals that survive against all the odds. They are also known for not having had sex for 80 million years.
We follow Dr Alan Tunnacliffe, award-winning Cambridge researcher at the Institute of Biotechnology, as he tests their super-powers by draining 90% of the water in their microscopic bodies, heats them to boiling point and freezes them in liquid nitrogen.
Still they thrive! Well discover how these extraordinary animals are able to survive under conditions deadly to most l
