What else can you see during the total solar eclipse?
Don’t forget to look around the sky during the historic total solar eclipse. Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory astronomer Billy Teets says several planets will be brightly visible as the solar eclipse occurs. Venus will be the brightest thing in the sky, besides the sun and the moon. Tests tells where to look to find the planets....
Contextualization--Islam | World History | Khan Academy
Why did Islam emerge and spread when and where it did? Why was it so rapid? (07:59)
6.4 Pictures It used to be thought that a photograph could provide proof of an event – someone could be caught red-handed by a photograph, as proof of their guilt. 'The camera never lies', it was said. If you have a digital camera and have been 'touching up' photographs on your home computer you will know that this is far from true now. It is easy to lie with a digital photograph. The idea that the camera never lies has always been a myth, however. As far back as 1917 the photographs of the Cottin
The Arts Show with Alex McCulloch- WWV Empire of Dirt and Tom Vincent
Alex McCulloch from The Arts Show chats with Creative Producers and RMIT alumni Jodi Newcombe and Kim de Kretser to discuss their latest project, Empire of Dirt presented by Wonderment Walk Victoria. Also on the show is artist Tom Vincent to talk about his upcoming solo exhibition with NKN Gallery. This interview originally aired on The Arts Show.
Composing with MIDI
In the last 50 years, developments in technology have had a profound effect on the production, recording and manipulation of music. The 8 video tracks in this album introduce Simon Whiteside, a television and film composer, explore his recording studio and explain how he uses MIDI to create music for films and television programmes. Using an example of one of the programmes he has worked on, Simon illustrates the technical and creative processes involved. This material forms part of TA212 Techno
4 Why do systems thinkers use diagrams? Systems thinking and concept Much can be said about systems thinking. However it is worth reiterating some key points here as they are central to understanding the purpose of the diagrams discussed later in this section. The word system is one that is in regular everyday use. People talk, for example, about ‘the social security system’ and the ‘telephone system’. Gamblers boast about ‘having a system’ for winning at roulette. Young people talk about being ‘aga
3.1 Visualisers and verbalisers A major point about diagrams is that some people naturally relate well to them and use them frequently, while others tend to prefer textual material. The former are sometimes referred to as visualisers and the latter as verbalisers. There is nothing wrong with either of these tendencies, but in subjects like systems thinking, social science or technology, where text and diagrams support each other, it is important to be comfortable with both. In addition, it is helpful to rememb
Abraham Lincoln and the Abolition of Slavery... - Full Audiobook
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES by Charles Godfrey Leland - FULL AudioBook | GreatestAudioBooks - The book is a biography of Abraham Lincoln with emphasis on how his personality and beliefs impacted the history of the American Emancipation and its causes. - Summary by Philip Chenevert. (05:59:42)
Icarus: entering the world of myth
This free course, Icarus: entering the world of myth, will introduce you to one of the best-known myths from classical antiquity and its various re-tellings in later periods. You will begin by examining how the Icarus story connects with a number of other ancient myths, such as that of Theseus and the Minotaur. You will then be guided through an in-depth reading of Icarus’ story as told by the Roman poet Ovid, one of the most important and sophisticated figures in the history of ancient myth-m
Working in the voluntary sector
This free online course, Working in the voluntary sector, will introduce you to some of the main activities carried out by volunteers and staff, will give you some background on how different organisations work and will provide you with knowledge and skills you can apply to your own work or volunteering, as well as to your every day life.
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7th CSS: Enacting Mobile Claims to Space: The Choreography of Encounters Between Cyclists and Non-Cy
Katrina Brown, Macaulay Institute, talks on 'Enacting Mobile Claims to Space: The Choreography of Encounters Between Cyclists and Non-Cyclists' as part of the 7th Cycling and Society Symposium at the Transport Studies Unit, University of Oxford in 2010.
Putney Debates 2017 - Session I: Parliament and the People
The Putney Debates 2017 addresses the UK's constitutional future in the wake of the vote to leave the European Union. Session I: Parliament and the People, chaired by Professor Denis Galligan, addresses the relationship between parliamentary sovereignty and popular democracy.
Coffee Break Spanish Magazine – Episode 201 We’re back with a new season of the Coffee Break Spanish Magazine. In this episode: Th
Find the Volume of a Triangular Prism and Cube | Khan Academy
In this tutorial we'll practice finding solid geometry volume. Keep paper and pencil nearby in case you want to remember the formulas. (03:55)
Mind-Blowing 3D Sidewalk Art
This video offers a collection of amazing sidewalk drawings done with chalk in 3D. (03:50)
Biography of Claude Monet: Famous Artists for Children
Claude Monet is sometimes known as the father of French Impressionism. He is a very famous artist who created thousands of paintings in what was, at the time, a new and exciting style. Some of his most famous artworks are his paintings of water lilies and the Japanese footbridge from his garden, as well as his paintings of poplars, haystacks, and more. (04:53)
Antarctic Ice Movement, Part 2 of 2
For the most part, an ice sheet moves down slope slowly because the ice is in direct contact with underlying bedrock. In some places, however, ice races along much faster than the rest of the sheet. These areas of fast-moving flow, called ice streams, are believed to be caused by a thin, lubricating layer of water and mud between the ice and the land. In this video segment adapted from NOVA, a team of scientists seeks evidence to support their hypothesis that atmospheric warming—either now
Fourth-Grade Guided Reading - Sibley Elementary - Miss Miller's Class
This teacher is modeling a guided reading group. The video also shows what the other students are doing who are not in the group. (16:19)
Mary Had A Little Lamb Nursery Rhyme With Lyrics - Animation
"Mary Had A Little Lamb" nursery rhyme! This song expresses the love and affection between Mary and her cute friend, the Little Lamb. (02:53)
Learn 300 French Phrases This Summer
Challenge yourself to learn 100, 200, or even 300 phrases this summer! Impress your French teacher! (01:36:44)
