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 VIDEOS ABOUT THE ENERGY OF ROTARY

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October 20, 2009   Ruf - Returning Exchange Student

 

A Charitable Journey  

How one man's trip changed an entire community in Guatemala

 

 

  The Power of Rotary's International Service Program
    
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  Rotary LN-4 Project - Prosthetic hand changes the lives of people.
    
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June 3, 2009

Volume 8, Number 41

 
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"Persistence in the digital world does not happen by luck but through intentional action and explicit investment. The odds that bits will survive in a shoe box in the attic are pretty small."

Ann J. Wolpert

Archives and History

April 24, 2009

Archivists, librarians, and historians reflect the anxiety and exhilaration of a digital age that is constantly transforming their disciplines.

Moderator

Peter Walsh

Webmaster, Andover Newton Theological School

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MIT Communications Forum

 

 

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY   COURSES AND EVENTS

 

M.I.T. LECTURES, DISCUSSIONS

 

LINKS TO VIDEOS RELATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

 

STANFORD UNIVERSITY VIDEO LECTURES

 

1. The University Channel (princeton.edu)

 

 

 

The University Channel is a Princeton University initiative that makes lecture videos from academic institutions all over the world available to the public. The focus of most of the lectures is public and international affairs, but there really is something for everyone at this site.

 

2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mit.edu)

 

 

 

MIT offers more free audio and video lectures than any other university. Lecture topics cover everything from architecture and science to history and writing. More than 1,000 lectures in all.

 

3. Harvard (harvard.edu)

 

 

 

Harvard offers high-caliber web videos from Harvard@Home, the Kennedy School of Government and Harvard School of Public Health. Videos cover a wide range of subjects, including the arts, science, history, current affairs, literature and math.

 

4. UCLA (ucla.edu)

 

 

 

UCLA provides webcasts of courses and lectures. Some of the webcasts can only be viewed by students and faculty, but there are a wide variety of videos that can be accessed by the general public.

 

5. University of California, Berkeley (berkeley.edu)

 

 

 

UC Berkeley offers webcasts and podcasts of current and archived courses and events. Videos are available for live viewing or on-demand replay and cover nearly every topic imaginable.

 

6. Yale (yale.edu)

 

 

 

Yale has a huge collection of podcasts, video clips, flash presentations and slide shows available through various university sites. Topics include everything from public and international affairs to science and religion.

 

7. Columbia University (columbia.edu)

 

 

 

The Columbia Interactive site from Columbia University offers webcasts, e-seminars, and much more. Video lectures cover a broad range of topics.

 

8. University of Oxford (ox.ac.uk)

 

 

 

The Oxford Internet Institute publishes streaming webcasts of scholars, regulators, Internet entrepreneurs and other lectures on their website. The webcasts cover subjects like regulation, online security, Internet journalism and social media.

 

9. Stanford Graduate School of Business (standford.edu)

 

 

 

The video lectures offered through the Stanford School of Business feature Stanford faculty members discussing hot topics, such as leadership, diversity, social innovation and networking. Most are available to the public, but access is restricted to alumni in a few cases.

 

10. University of Southern Carolina (sc.edu)

 

 

 

The University of South Carolina School of Medicine offers more than 80 video lectures on more than eighty lectures on medical microbiology and immunology. The audio-video slide shows can also be downloaded as mp3 files.