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Century college futures in bloom Videos
- 1. 21st Century Education
- 2. An Animated Baltic tale--Farming for sustainable futures
- 3. An Introducton to Alternative Energy Sources
- 4. The New Environmentalism - Levelling the Playing Field: Martin Wright at TEDxEastEnd
- 5. Celebration of Scholarship
- 6. I Am What I Learn - I Will Contribute
- 7. STEM Outreach: Mt. Pleasant STEM Scale-Up Classroom
- 8. Folds | installation documentation | lindenau museum altenburg, germany | robert seidel | 2011
- 9. The Economic Crisis, Two Years Later: A Panel of Harvard Experts
21st Century Education
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Robert Eaton Jr.
commented
on 06 Aug 2013
Hi I am the creator of TheCenterOfThenet I did not create this video. This
is part of the digitail native Compilation I collected. You can find it all
here. You can find the Entire collection at my seite if you search for
digial Native Collection Sorry not allowed to post a link.
JACKSPARROW SEVENTYTREE
commented
on 22 Dec 2012
Yes and no. Tech is moving fast, but goods, commodities are limited, you
are limited to sleep, eat, laid down, and go to bathroom. But some human
values are been destroyed because of tech. We also need to learn we are
humans and not machines.
mnbvcxzk20
commented
on 26 Nov 2012
Sure. I am not the owner of it as you can tell from the comments made
below. But I believe any true educator would not mind sharing resources
that helps brings more awareness of education to others in the world.
Gen Hope
commented
on 12 Dec 2012
It is incredible the way education has changed and to what it has now
became. I went into the education course with a totally different
mentality. Teachers should be more inclusive when it comes to technology!
GregandNora Hickman
commented
on 03 Oct 2013
Super job on the video--obviously! Means a lot to us as we work to move way
of thinking about "school" forward to encompass learning in a variety of
forms. Thanks for sharing.
jiayong
commented
on 18 Sep 2012
Hi, are you a student or a teacher? Good to know that this video is
reaching out to people. Which country are you from? Feel free to msg me if
you need help in your project.
Archie Bayquen
commented
on 25 Feb 2013
The educational system must really be redefined and re-engineered. It's
just boring going to school-- repeating the concepts which have no
practical value or whatsoever.
Kelly Morriss
commented
on 16 Sep 2013
hi, great video. Im a university student (primary education) and wanting to
reference a few things that you said in an assignment, where did you get
most of your stats?
DeNTKinG FourO
commented
on 10 Oct 2012
I have to say that this is excellent! I was looking for a presentation to
use in our school teachers & parents meeting program and this is excellent.
Bravo slowtortise
António Júlio Sousa
commented
on 17 Jul 2013
If you guys really want to know who's the owner of this video look for
"21st Century Education in New Brunswick, Canada" within Youtube. You'll
get a 480p video.
mnbvcxzk20
commented
on 08 Jun 2013
Sure. I'm not the owner but owner has listed this link on their site too.
So I guess it is recognized in a certain way. Cheers. Good to meet fellow
educators.
Ivan Ramirez
commented
on 16 May 2013
Yes to change education. I'm watching from Caracas, Venezuela. I'll be
introducing this powerful video to my robotic afterschool program this
summer.
Austin Duran
commented
on 27 Nov 2015
21 century learning must be student centered and personalized
provide experiences and opportunities to apply knowledge
interact with the world
jiayong
commented
on 18 Sep 2012
Wow, thanks for telling me. I wasn't aware of where it originated from. I
will post a note in the video to state so.
Natane Venerable
commented
on 14 Mar 2014
This was a great video. It was really inspiring as I move forward towards
my career in education.
Shawn Stone
commented
on 13 Dec 2012
Used this in my presentation on evolutionary education - from the US thanks
mate for posting
NeonCatFish
commented
on 18 Sep 2012
our school is actually supposed to watch this video for a
project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michelle Marr
commented
on 25 Nov 2012
I would like to include this in my presentation on teaching in the 21st
century.
Robert Eaton Jr.
commented
on 05 Apr 2013
This is #2 of the digital native series (Digital Native 02) at
thecenterofthenet
An Animated Baltic tale--Farming for sustainable futures
An Animated Baltic tale demonstrates the complex reality of how to address eutrophication in the Baltic Sea.
An Introducton to Alternative Energy Sources
Video 2 / 3 of the Green Futures Project educational video series. For more information, please visit: https://sites.google.com/site/greenfuturesproject/
User Comments
Gabriel Orellana
commented
on 13 Jan 2016
this is cool
Robert Holmes
commented
on 15 Jan 2016
:/ :>
Gabriel Orellana
commented
on 15 Jan 2016
thank you!!!
Gabriel Hollingsworth
commented
on 13 Jan 2016
+Gabriel Orellana your right ;)
Werner Rhein
commented
on 05 Feb 2014
This presentation is great, especially since it is done by or with young
people. But it has some flaws.
1. Hydro is not a real green energy since in most cases it destroys large
areas of land.
2. Nucleare is much too dangerous and the long term cost of taking care of
waste is so expensive it is totally destructive to any economy and fusion
is not fully developed yet.
3. And the most important flaw in this presentation is that Solar, Wind and
Geothermal are more expensive than fossil fuels is not true. The equipment
cost came down by a factor of 100 in the last 20 years and in most cases
less then that for fossil fuels. Especially if it would be produced in
larger numbers. The fuel is free for the lifetime of the equipment but the
most important cost saving is the environmental cost created by fossil
fuels, which are never put in to the cost equation by the fossil fuel
industry, are almost nil.
The main reason for the false information about the cost and feasibility of
alternative energy is that the fossil fuel industry will lose their
monopoly grip on the market. The economic surplus will flow to the owners
of many small installations and not to only a few greedy people on the top.
Alternative energy will create a real democracy to the masses and eliminate
the capitalistic hierarchy of a few.
The business model is community owned coops including the distribution grid
to rise the funds for the installation costs but then redistribute the
financial gains back to the investors, the people. Which in return will
create buying power for this people and with this create a real healthy
economy.
NuklearAusstiegJetzt
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on 12 Jun 2015
+Werner Rhein Very good comment! I can only confirm and am pleased that you have taken from me the work to put this right in this sense. Thank you !
The New Environmentalism - Levelling the Playing Field: Martin Wright at TEDxEastEnd
Martin Wright is a Director of Forum for the Future, with particular responsibility for India. He is Founding Editor of Green Futures, the world's leading magazine ...
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Catherine Shovlin
commented
on 03 Apr 2014
Poetic glimpses into a better world. Good job Martin!
Sonscope the Saboteur
commented
on 02 Jul 2015
This video should be re-titled 'The New Communism'.
thành nhân nguyễn
commented
on 10 Feb 2014
English sub, please!
Celebration of Scholarship
The Celebration of Scholarship is to recognize scholarships that were awarded this academic year (2014-2015). The celebration connects donors with the ...
I Am What I Learn - I Will Contribute
"I Will Contribute" **Lyrics at the bottom** Why is education important to my future? Jamie Hall (North Carolina middle school teacher) and a group of his ...
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bubblegumharlequin
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on 31 Oct 2009
:o Becca stole what I had to say. Anyways, aww this is so cute (:
STEM Outreach: Mt. Pleasant STEM Scale-Up Classroom
This video highlights the collaboration between the University of Iowa College of Education and Mt. Pleasant Community Middle School.
folds | installation documentation | lindenau museum altenburg, germany | robert seidel | 2011
//www.robertseidel.com/folds.225.0.html FOLDS // Robert Seidel Lindenau Museum / Altenburg, Germany 18.6.--14.8.2011 www.lindenau-museum.de ...
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miwoleit
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on 16 Dec 2011
Great work!
The Economic Crisis, Two Years Later: A Panel of Harvard Experts
Harvard University held a University-wide forum, "The Economic Crisis, Two Years Later: A Panel of Harvard Experts," on Tuesday, October 12 at 4:00PM.
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