webcasts and film
I've created a series of short videos on educational techniques at the University of Colorad, and at the Exploratorium, I co-wrote a series of live webcasts. I'm even on YouTube!
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Clickers: Students and Teachers Speak. Wrote, directed and produced a series of 8 videos on why to use clickers, research on clickers and interactive engagement, use in upper division courses, and other aspects of effective use of this technology to assist in student learning. SEI video page (with link to YouTube) |
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Cassini Update The Cassini spacecraft continues to orbit Saturn, sending back astonishing images of the ringed planet and its moons. Paul and I look at the latest images and do some hands-on activities to help you understand the science. May 2007 Streaming media: Realplayer format |
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Once and Future Climate.
With Dr. Paul Doherty, I help explain how we know what the climate was in the past. In this webcast we look at carbon dioxide and talk about why it helps keep us warm, and I go live to the infrared camera in the museum to demonstrate! This is the first in a series of 3 webcasts about climate change. November , 2006. Streaming: |
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Once and Future Climate.
With Dr. Paul Doherty, I help explain how we measure temperature. In this webcast we look at frozen ice balloons, look at tree rings, and I core a beautiful 3 layer cake. This is the second in a series of 3 webcasts about climate change. December 2, 2006. Real Media Player Windows Media Player |
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Once and Future Climate.
With Dr. Paul Doherty, I help explain what we expect the climate will do in the future. In this webcast glaciers melt, the oceans rise, and I try to fly a magnet. This is the third in a series of 3 webcasts about climate change. December 9, 2006. Real Media Player Windows Media Player |
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Science Teacher See me play with a fluid that defies gravity! I present 4th out of 5 teachers... I'm on in the very beginning, around 38:00, and again at 59:00. June, 2006 |
