Sentences with phrase «posted lecture videos»
Professor Dr. L. Thorne McCarty of the Rutgers University Department of Computer Science has posted lecture videos and other materials in connection with his recent graduate course on Natural Language Processing.
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Teachers record their lectures using screen - capture software (we use Camtasia) and post these lecture videos to a variety of outlets, including our school website, and YouTube.
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FORTUNE — If it weren't for the Apple (AAPL) angle, I'm not sure I would have watched the entire YouTube video Jacob Appelbaum posted Monday of his hour - long lecture at a hackers conference in Hamburg last weekend.
The Lanier Theological Library in Houston has posted the video of a lecture I presented last month, «Religious Freedom for Mideast Christians: Yesterday and Today.»
A good quality video posted online can enormously increase the audience for a lecture.
Hopefully the lecture videos or presentation slides will be posted up on this website for viewing.
Rick Hess was right to question the simplistic hyping of Khan Academy's online video lectures in this Straight Up post.
In a nutshell, it means that teachers make videos of their lectures / lessons and post them online.
Consider posting videos of classroom lectures so students can review them later.
On this blog are valuation case studies from Greenblatt and Greenwald but they are scattered over 300 posts and the lectures are on video in the vault folders.
Please check back here frequently as we will continue to post videos from past lectures.
Lecture Videos posted some video footage from the current exhibition and some behind the scene process, the video also includes an interview with Tug Balog of May's Lane Project, who has been working on this project since 2005 and made this amazing event happen, also there are interviews with some other participating artists and gallerist.
The Hirshhorn Museum has posted a video of Matthew Barney's «Meet the Artist» lecture from January 31, 2007.
in the video summary of this story posted on nytimes.com revkin describes the warming debate being owned by the two «extremes», this is followed by shots of michael crichton's (non scientific consensus) book «state of fear» and... al gore with his (pro scientific consensus) slide lecture!
I'm overdue to post this video of a lecture I delivered while teaching a weeklong course on climate and communication at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
And good call by RC commentators to highlight Oreskes» lecture, I am going to do a post today on her video.
In addition to our post last Monday, here is the video of what happened at Dalhousie Law School during the Wickwire Lectures.
For example, students may watch video of the professor's lecture, leave comments on a comment board, and post assignments to a forum or send them through email.
He posts videos on workshops, lectures, individual coaching for technique and skill development.