Enterprise in Practice module flyer
Flyer advertising Enterprise in Practice module with overview of contents: Would you like to encourage your students to be more enterprising, learn how to work in a freelance environment and be a change agent within a public organisation or even start a business?
Virtual Maths, Cylinder - Calculating Volume and Height
Interactive exercise demonstrating how to calculate the volume and height of a cylinder (includes links to other useful resources)
E-moderation strategies in educational contexts
This PowerPoint lecture, narrated by Professor Gilly Salmon, consists of 29 slides outlining e-moderating strategies in educational contexts centred around the 5-stage model. It also touches upon the use of e-tivities (length 21:30).
Routes to Success
"Routes to Success" is an introductory-level university course module which has been presented over two semesters to students following the University of Southampton Foundation Year programme in Engineering, Physics and Geophysics.
It is divided into three parts, namely "Getting Started in Higher Education" (Pat Maier), "Making Progress" (Martin Counihan) and "Sustaining Success" (Su White). Information about the contents and purpose of "Routes to Success" are in the module specification and
Introduction to Prehistory in Britain
The course will start with an introduction to Archaeology, and in particular contemporary perceptions of Prehistory and how archaeology attempts to make sense of the past, of how people lived, worked and died in a period of time for which we have no written records or maps to help our understanding of these communities.
The course starts when Britain finally became free of ice around 9500BC and the accepted start of the Mesolithic in Britain. At that time people were living a fairly nomadic
Collaborative Working
Participants will learn to understand the principles and methods of partnership working and the benefits which collaboration can bring.
* Powerpoint presentation (for all users)
* Powerpoint presentation with lecturer's notes (registered users only, please register/login here)
* Workbook (registered users only, please register/login here)
* Case Scenarios (registered users only, please register/login here)
Generic Resources
* Facilitator Guidance: Learning and Application
* Training F
Dave Lawrence (former Head of R & D at Syngenta) and Suzanne Dagseven (IBLF) interviewed
Dave Lawrence (former Head of Research and Development at Syngenta - agribusiness), Suzanne Dagseven are interviewed on the seminar, 'To What Extent Can a Commercial Agriculture Company Help in Development and Poverty Reduction?', held at IDS on the 9 November 2010.
Family Law Action Maze (version 4.0)
The action maze has been designed to support a Level 2 Family Law course. It simulates the interactions between a trainee solicitor and a client experiencing marital difficulties.
The maze presents a series of brief scenarios, and there is then a choice of courses of action with each of these. Depending on which option is selected, different subsequent scenarios are encountered. Thus there are several different storylines contained within the maze, and the student experience is determined by th
First Year Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Workbook
This resource is a comprehensive organic chemistry workbook for first year undergraduates. It is designed as a revision resource with plenty of worked examples followed by problems for students to try themselves. Worked answers are given to all the problems to allow students to develop confidence in problem solving.
Green Week 2005 - 5th Primary School of Pyrgos Ilias, Greece
A short video about the environmental impacts. It is the participation of the 5th Primary School of Pyrgos Ilias, Greece in the Green Week 2005 contest. 
Green Week 2005 - 1st Lyceum of Menemeni, Thessaloniki, Greece
A short video about the environmental impact. It is the participation of 1st Lyceum of Menemeni, Thessaloniki in the Green Week 2005 contest.
Ready to Make an Impact in the Social Sector
Natalie Schafer (Darden MBA Class of 2011) talks about why she chose to come to the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, knowing that she wanted to transition from the private sector to the social sector.
Introduction In this course you will find out that the sensation of pain is caused by the release of a chemical called prostaglandin that stimulates the nerve endings and sends an electrical message to the brain. Inhibiting the formation of prostaglandin reduces pain and we will see, by looking at the specific shape of the molecules involved, how aspirin can so inhibit the formation of prostaglandin. To make the most of the material of this course you will need to use an organic molecular modelling kit su
The Impact of mobile learning
Phase one of MoLeNET (2007/08) involved 75 colleges and 18 schools, approximately 10,000 learners and 2,000 staff, in 32mobile learning projects. The Learning and Skills Council provided funding for h...
Art Institute of Chicago Musecast: November 2008
Exhibition Focus: Listen as textile chair and curator Christa Thurman recounts the 40-year journey that culminated in The Divine Art: Four Centuries of European Tapestries.
Collection Connection: Catch curator Madhuvanti Ghose in the midst of installing the new Alsdorf Galleries of Indian, Southeast Asian, Himalayan, and Islamic Art.
Art Institute in the Community: Take to the streets of Chicago and hear historian and author Carl Smith discuss the stunning vision of Daniel Bur
Kantan Kana #19: Katakana ハ, ヒ, フ, ヘ, ホ
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Welcome to JapanesePod101.com’s Kantan Kana. Japanese has three writing systems: Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. In this series of twenty-five lessons, you will learn both Hiragana and Katakana, [...]
SAALT South Asian Summit - Evening Plenary: Building Tactical & Strategic Alliances
SAALT South Asian Summit - Evening Plenary: Building Tactical & Strategic Alliances
UT News - February 10, 2015
In this edition of UT News - learn about professional development for administration, students have the chance to share their opinions and two great events happening Friday.
Lecture 23 - 11/15/2010
Lecture 23
Lecture 22 - 11/12/2010
Lecture 22
