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01:09:44 Century of Struggle: Images and the Fight for… Century of Struggle: Images and the Fight for Women's Voting Right in the US	Century of Struggle: Images and the Fight for Women's Voting Right in the US suffrage images century woman suffragists anthony history men kind imagery things movement power gender lot color pictures photograph moment archives From Jeffrey Yorgey on January 24th, 2020 76 plays 0
03:00 IT&DL Video Update: Spring 2020 Episode 1 IT&DL Video Update: Spring 2020 Episode 1	IT&DL Video Update: Spring 2020 Episode 1 A welcome back to the spring semester and some helpful information to get you started this year! calendar button power tech sessions classroom 23rd panels things pop union canvas zoom corner touch semester update talks questions session From Jeffrey Yorgey on January 18th, 2020 78 plays 0
25:41 Golf Cart Pedagogy - Episode 3 - "Call Me… Golf Cart Pedagogy - Episode 3 - "Call Me Driver"	Golf Cart Pedagogy - Episode 3 - "Call Me Driver" A white-hot summer day for a enlightening interview. Join Tony Dalton, Digital Cultures Media Technologist and special guest Trexler Library's own Jessica Denke, Outreach and Assessment… gcp golf cart pedagogy itms digital learning library science trexler library jessica denke jess denke tony dalton lot pedagogy library thing kind things president process paint tools cart golf librarianship job tomato podcasts power change librarians idea From Instructional Technology Media Services on June 28th, 2019 301 plays 0
01:12:03 Center for Ethics: James Hansen “Global… Center for Ethics: James Hansen “Global Energy, Climate and Health: Young People’s Burdens and Opportunities”	Center for Ethics: James Hansen “Global Energy, Climate and Health: Young People’s Burdens and Opportunities” A climatologist, activist, and one of the first to study global climate change, Hansen directs the Program on Climate Science, Awareness, and Solutions at Columbia University’s Earth Institute.… economic problems bodies of water atmosphere feedback center for ethics concepts in physics nuclear technology years chemical elements scientist greenhouse earth climate forcing atmospheric thermodynamics g.n.p. fossil government environmental social science republics sustainability advocates geography terminology university power station technology member states of the united nations climate history g8 nations people climate change energy economic development energy conversion coastal and oceanic landforms energy economics african-american people liberal democracies nuclear nuclear energy biology and pharmacology of chemical elements reforestation planetary science u.s. carbon g20 nations change climate natural resources country industry forms of water statements ice sheets forms of energy physical oceanography oceanography temperature nonmetals superpowers chemical engineering mathematical disambiguation physical quantities physical geography planet emissions problem solar energy state functions nuclear power american physicists globalization issues fossil fuels radiation effects of global warming socioeconomics geodesy scientific method development american nobel laureates oceans nobel peace prize greenhouse gases global warming human geography air pollution business terms nasa organization climate forcing agents From Center for Ethics on September 8th, 2018 225 plays 0
15:32 Workout at your Desk Workout at your Desk	Workout at your Desk Karen Bossert demonstrates a heart-pumping workout that can be done right at your desk. fitness chair fifteen limbs forget joints seconds shoulders foot cardio knees front remember explode straight exercise structural system block desk locomotion (biological) podiatry cardiovascular physiology elbow minute anatomy animal anatomy breathe pushing intensity heart pulse walls standard forward workout modification squeeze ready parliamentary procedure organs human body upper limb anatomy guys move amanda side body pulses jump elbows hips knee power feet From Instructional Technology Media Services on April 26th, 2017 44 plays 0
01:15:33 “Tweeting the Liberal Arts” An… “Tweeting the Liberal Arts” An Interactive Presentation by Christopher P. Long	“Tweeting the Liberal Arts” An Interactive Presentation by Christopher P. Long A liberal arts education has never been more important than it is today as digital modes of communication enable us to connect with one another or to retreat into a fragmented world of reinforced… emotion higher education love pay attention people communication twitter concepts in physics classical liberalism community fictional characters from new york city ancient greece mathematical logic emotions anonymity education undergraduate ios software social media arts thing interesting tweet question oral communication companies listed on nasdaq health types of university or college marvel comics titles teaching technology presentation humanity universities and colleges liberal arts @cplong doctoral degrees philosophy mass media relationship students thought attention leisure characters created by jack kirby pragmatics academic degrees interpersonal relationships legal documents response ceremonies physical quantities arts education medical and health organizations educational psychology spend time educational stages university experience social networking services youth conversation academia academic administration android (operating system) software didactics things kind lot bit words story power media image From Instructional Technology Media Services on February 2nd, 2016 62 plays 0