James Joyce's Shorter Masterpiece: The Dead Irish poet and writer James Joyce (1882 - 1941) is considered by many to be one of the most influential novelists o Little change since Pakistan floods Eddie George on Careers in Landscape Architecture Elements of a Story Introduction to Groundhogs Inside WatchKnow Classroom Groundhog Day: A Video that Explains Their Habits Mubarak offer 'not enough' Geriatric Oral Health: Education for Health Care Professionals Lawrence Bailey - Market Research Valedictory Lecture Baby Groundhogs Just Look and Make Eye Contact! Study Abroad Series-Allie Sauber '12 Gov't and the Marketplace Seminar: Fisheries 01/26/2011 #1: Burnes Intro Sea Floor Shaking Time Lapse: NW Rota 2009 Expedition social media: web2practice Double Digit Multiplication App 6.1 Environment and Sustainable Development
Victims of last years floods in Pakistan
In this video, Eddie George describes what it takes to be a landscape architect. He describes the profession and the creation of designs for outdoor spaces. He explains how he got into landscape architecture. He also describes how he was inspired by his mentor and how he strives to be the same inspiration to others. (2:50)
Elements of a Story is an interactive video where students can learn about different literary "ingredients" that make up a story. After watching and listening to an interactive version of "Cinderella," students will learn about various elements that are common to all stories: setting, characters, plot, exposition, conflict, climax, and resolution.
Very cute video of groundhogs in their natural habitat at Ojibway Nature Center. Some students may not have background knowledge of groundhogs and this video will give them a great visual of this mammal. This will be a great resource for Groundhog's Day, teaching mammals, or a companion for a groundhog story (2:23).
This video presents the newest WatchKnow functionality--the Classroom! Teachers can now create a secure, virtual classroom where they can drag and drop videos, upload their own content, and even track student use.  Check out this outstanding presentation about WatchKnow Classroom which includes a great overview by a teacher who uses WatchKnow every day!
A good video from National Geographic that goes into detail about the life of a groundhog. Not too much about Groundhog dog, though.
The leader of Egypt's Kifaya opposition movement dismisses the president's offer not to seek re-election in September.
Video that provides a review of basics of oral care for older adults in care settings. The video was developed and distributed provided by the Hartford Geriatric Nursing Institute. Three types of patients are presented: (1) supervision only, (2) partial assistance, featuring an elder with cognitive impariment, and (3) total assistance.
Key points in providing oral care to older adults are emphasized in a powerpoint slide overlay. Demonstrations are included with elderly patients.
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Lawrence Bailey delivered a guest lecture on 'Market Segmentation, Qualitative Research and Conversations Across the Garden Wall'.
This reflected his career-long wish to get qualitative researchers in the commercial world to talk to their counterparts in the academic world, and vice versa. he offered an analysis of the differing assumptions with regard to qualitative research practice that exist across the proverbial garden wall, and included examp
This short video shows 4 cute baby groundhogs. Students may not have background knowledge of groundhogs and this video will provide them with a great visual. This is a good teaching resource for Groundhog's Day, introduction to animals, or companion with a groundhog story (0:41).Â
UMass Amherst students are keeping a closer eye on crosswalk safety. Join the crowd! Turn off. Tune in. Watch out.
Study Abroad Series-Allie Sauber '12 who spent her junior year abroad in Reutlingen University, Germany, and she shared her personal experience during an on-cemera interview. For more information, visit valpo.edu/studyabroad
Managing the Commons:
The Case of Massachusetts Fisheries
Speakers:
Tundi Agardy, Director, Marine Ecosystem Services Program, Forest Trends
Brian J. Rothschild, Montgomery Charter Professor of Marine Science and Technology and the Co-Director of the Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Institute
Moderator:
Christopher J. Bosso, Professor and Associate Dean, School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs, Northeastern University
Time-lapse movie of the seafloor shaking and rocks being shoved away from the eruptive vent as new lava slowly forces its way to the surface (4X sped up).
Credits:
Bill Chadwick, OSU, 541-867-0179, bill.chadwick@oregonstate.edu
All video copyright by Advanced Imaging and Visualization Lab, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (AIVL/WHOI).
Video from the expedition is also available in HD format from AIVL/WHOI, but prior arrangement and licensing of the imagery from AIVL/WHOI is required for i
JISC web2practice guide to social media.
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