Quelle mobilité pour quelle urbanité? - Jacques LEVY (video)
La mobilité ne se réduit pas au simple déplacement. Rapport social au changement de lieu, elle comprend une partie non actualisée, d'autant plus importante que l'accessibilité s'étend. La mobilité est l'une des trois grandes méthodes de gestion de la distance, avec la coprésence et la télé-communication. Sa spécificité est de se confronter et de s'articuler, à travers ses réseaux, aux autres "couches" de l'espace habité. Avec ses métriques, pédestres ou automobile
Est-il possible de définir des espaces sensoriels détachés de toute subjectivité culturelle? (au
9e matinée des Œnologues - Bordeaux
>> Neurosciences : les mécanismes de la perception du goût et l’objectivité de la dégustation
Pierre-Marie Lledo, L’odorat : un sens pas si archaïque
Yves Le Fur, Est-il possible de définir des espaces sensoriels détachés de toute subjectivité culturelle ?
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Vin et consommateur : qui doit s'adapter? (video)
9e matinée des Œnologues - Bordeaux
>> Goût du vin : la pratique
Patricia Taillandier, Impact des phases fermentaires sur le goût du vin
Nathalie Pouzalgues, L’expression aromatique des rosés : lien avec la couleur
Jean Lhéritier, Philippe Chabert, Jean-Claude Berrouet, Vin et consommateur : qui doit s’adapter ?
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Authors@Google: Julie Burstein & Kurt Andersen, "Spark: How Creativity Works"
Public Radio International's Julie Burstein, creator of the award-winning program Studio 360, along with its host Kurt Andersen, offers a rare, fascinating glimpse into some of the 21st century's greatest creative minds—from Yo-Yo Ma and Robert Plant to Mira Nair and Chuck Close, to David Milch and Joyce Carol Oates, to Rosanne Cash and beyond. Fans of Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers, Daniel Pink's A Whole New Mind, Rosamund Zander's The Art of Possibility, and Lynda Barry's What It Is will be ent
Meet Feng Zhang
(4:12) Feng Zhang, a member of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT, is designing new molecular tools for manipulating the living brain. As a student, he played a major role in the development of optogenetics, a technology by which the brain’s electrical activity can be controlled with light-sensitive proteins. He is now working to extend this molecular engineering approach to other aspects of brain function such as gene expression, and to develop new approaches to understanding an
IDS336 Session 13 Fall 2011
IDS336 Session 13 Jazz in the Modern Era Chet Hanley
Guest: Jeffrey Winston
Edward P. Jones, Author of "The Known World" Appears on the College of Charleston Campus
The College of Charleston selected "The Known World" by Edward P. Jones as its 2011 The College Reads! book selection. Jones was on campus for a public reading week and book talk on November 1, 2011. He remained on campus on November 2 to engage with students, faculty and staff.
Set in antebellum Virginia, 20 years before the Civil War began, Jones's debut novel examines issues regarding the ownership of black slaves by free black people as well as by whites. Caldonia Townsend is an educated b
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Brief Overview of the Red Fox
This short video clip shows many close-ups of the red fox, and her babies. There is no narration, but the professionally-made video footage and sounds from nature help to bring the red fox into the classroom for your students to observe. This would be a nice compliment to the poem Over in the Meadow, where the red fox mother tells her baby cubs to "run."
Solving Proportions
In this video, a teacher demonstrates solving proportiona using vertical and horizontal relationships and cross-products. The problems are worked on a white board as the teacher explains each step. ( 2:33)
Circumference by Math Busters
This video explains finding circumference by using radius. A "real-life" example of finding circumfernce of a traffic circle is shown with video and explained. ( 2:42)
Beetlejuice - Beauty & The Beetle PART 2
Examines the use of irony and personification.
Calculating a 15% Tip Using a Proportion
In this video, a teacher explains percentages and proportion using a "real-life" example of calculating a tip on a restaurant bill. The teacher demonstrates calculating 15% of 30 using a proportion. ( 2:33)
Converting Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions
This slide show set to music shows a mixed number being converted to an improper fraction. The directions appear in print. ( 1:05)
Alphabet Road--"F" Is For Farm--"My Farm Story"
My Farm Story: Children, get to answer questions about where milk comes from in their own words. There is so much to see and learn that their answers often change. A variety of questions are asked about farm life throughout video. Teachers can use this as a time to answer questions in group setting. This is a good resource for the early childhood classroom to use in conjunction with a lesson/unit on farms and after reading non-fiction texts on this topic. (4:09)
Virtual Maths Data Handling - Light Meter tool
Light Meter simulation tool
An Introduction to Health Informatics Terminologies Fundamental Skills: Introduction to Computers Fundamental Skills: Introduction to PowerPoint 2010 An Introduction to Medical Informatics
