- Gamestar Mechanic
This is THE best site for game design pedagogy. Don't know why it's blocked by KUSD except that it's play-and-learn.
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - iDesktop.tv
Viewing & Customization as it should be...Join over 100,000 World-Wide users. Design - Create a Custom Player in minutes; Save - Download YouTube Videos in HD/HQ in a few clicks; Enjoy - Watch & share YouTube Videos with Web 2.0;
in Public bookmarks - Institute of Play
Institute of Play leverages games and play as critical contexts for learning, innovation, & change in the 21st century. We bring non-traditional audiences into innovative spaces of production & learning through partnerships with the game industry, academia, government, science, technology, & the arts. Our goals are to: * Embrace game design as an agent of provocation, education, and change * Build new domains of knowledge connected to gaming, digital media and learning * Develop innovative curricula around gaming literacies * Create experiences bridging digital and non-digital learning environments * Foster new models of collaboration between students, educators, and professional game designers * Provide a space for the experimentation and exchange of ideas
in Public bookmarks - NASA eClips - Real World - Lunar Power Plant
Video about developing ways to power installations on the moon or mars. Discusses the basics of nuclear reactions used in fission. Radioactivity and decay of isotopes.
in Energy - Mark Trodden Video about Expanding Galaxies and Types of Matter/Energy
Research summary of old notions of the expanding universe and newer approach to explain how galaxies can to continue moving away from each other at ever-increasing velocities. Talks about Einstein's general theory of relativity -- movement being a curvature of space/time continuum (or something like this)
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Note: Video spends too much time focused on Trodden and not enough on his slides, so you lose focus (and interest) while staring at him talking. - They Came From Climate Change!
National Wildlife Federation video on the effects of climate change on invasive species. WAY overdramatized, but informative. Too corny for HS?? Video from youtube
in Public bookmarks - Breaking In - Preparing for your Career in Games
Sure you play games, but have you ever considered making them? Computer and video game development is a fast-growing entertainment field, with a lot to offer you professionally and creatively. Your enthusiasm is crucial, but you'll also need skill and qualifications. Games are as competitive as any entertainment industry, and it's not easy to get that first job. But if you've set your sights on the games biz, we're here to help you build your skills, make informed decisions, and improve your chances of BREAKING IN.
in Public bookmarks - Dinosaur Plague
NOVA science NOW segment about a couple who study amber and found insects in amber with blood (like Jurassic Park). Blood carried preserved pathogens like malaria, leschmaiasis. They theorize that by time of asteroid impact 65 mya dinosaurs may have been on their last legs...or gone.
in Public bookmarks - Discovery Channel Presents Blue Planet
in Interactive Whiteboard - Free Media Useful for Your Web Pages
Sources of Copyright-Friendly Media These are greate places to look for images, music and sounds for your WebQuests, Powerpoint presentations and video productions. Most require only that attribution be given to the originator. Check each site for conditions of use.
in Public bookmarks - Jean-Michel Cousteau : Ocean Adventures . Beluga Balancing Act | PBS
Lesson plan for "Beluga Balancing Act" from Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Adventures. Grades 5-8 and runs for 7 1-hour class periods. Important theme is the issues that threaten the beluga population and its ecosystem
in Public bookmarks - Jean-Michel Cousteau : Ocean Adventures . Spectacular Squid
View the video “Squid Spawning” to learn about the short life of the opalescent squid. Complete additional activities to further investigate the habitats and adaptations of squid and their relatives. Science for grades 5-8. Watch it online. Video length: 4 minutes 30 seconds BACKGROUND INFORMATION Squid are soft-bodied creatures belonging to phylum Mollusca, class Cephalopoda. Other members of this class include octopuses, cuttlefish and nautiluses. Cephalopods have large brains relative to their body size and are considered to be the most intelligent invertebrates. They also have well-developed eyes.
in Public bookmarks - Nature Multimedia
Video streaming-Enjoy streaming videos featuring discussion and analysis with scientists as they share their discovery. Requires Flash. Google Earth files-find out how the novel use of programs like Google Earth can help scientists discover and share information. Blog-have your say on the news of the day with the Nature Newsblog. NPG publishes other blogs. Join the discussion. Nature podcast-the Nature Podcast is a free weekly audio show highlighting the best of the week in science. NPG produces other podcasts. Specials-News@nature.com specials feature interactive graphics, quizzes, video galleries, pictures and much more. MISCELLANEOUS-Nature published its first comic in 2005: Adventures in Synthetic Biology Illustrated by Chuck Wadey
in Public bookmarks - NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory
Viewing Images and Video Images - The majority of the images found on the EVL website are created from NOAA satellite data, primarily the GOES and POES spacecraft. Imagery is available in JPG or PNG format in a variety of medium and high resolution formats; however some images are available for very high resolution printing. Animations and video - The EVL is constantly looking for the best way to deliver high quality digital video compatible with the major video playback architectures. We use the latest video industry standard, MPEG-4 with H.264 compression, for its compatibility in broadcast and DVD production and Flash for its universal support in internet browsers. Our video can be viewed in the latest Apple QuickTime, Windows Media, Real and MPEG-compat
in Public bookmarks - NOVA | Making Stuff: Cleaner
Can innovations in materials science help clean up our world? In "Making Stuff: Cleaner," David Pogue explores the rapidly developing science and business of clean energy and examines alternative ways to generate it, store it, and distribute it. Is hydrogen the way to go? What about lithium batteries? Does this solve an energy problem or create a new dependency? Pogue investigates the latest developments in bio-based fuels and in harnessing solar energy for our cars, homes, and industry in a program full of the stuff of a sustainable future.
in Public bookmarks - NOVA | Mysterious Life of Caves | PBS
in Public bookmarks - NOVA Online
in Public bookmarks - Rediscovering Biology
Creation of a Transgenic Animal
in Public bookmarks - Rediscovering Biology
Animation Archive
in Public bookmarks - ScienceDaily Stories about Ice Sheet Melting
Global climate change and sea level rise due to melting of ice sheets around the globe. Includes video news storiesw
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