2017-04-18

TED-Ed (videos of March 2017)

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5:53 How Magellan circumnavigated the globe - Ewandro Magalhaes View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-magellan-circumnavigated-th...
On September 6, 1522, the "Victoria" sailed into harbor in southern Spain. The battered vessel ...
 Jellyfish predate dinosaurs. How have they survived so long? - David Gruber View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/jellyfish-predate-dinosaurs-how...
Some are longer than a blue whale. Others are barely larger than a grain of sand...
4:37 Why do people get so anxious about math? - Orly Rubinsten View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-do-people-get-so-anxious-ab...
Have you ever sat down to take a math test and immediately felt your heart beat faster and your p...
5:10 How the food you eat affects your gut - Shilpa Ravella View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-the-food-you-eat-affects-yo...
The bacteria in our guts can break down food the body can’t digest, produce important nutrients, re...
4:10 Meet the tardigrade, the toughest animal on Earth - Thomas Boothby View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/meet-the-tardigrade-the-toughes...
Without water, a human can only survive for about 100 hours. But there’s a creature so r...
5:20 What makes a poem … a poem? - Melissa Kovacs View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/what-makes-a-poem-a-poem-meliss...
What exactly makes a poem … a poem? Poets themselves have struggled with this question, often using metaphors to...
4:41 The history of chocolate - Deanna Pucciarelli View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-history-of-chocolate-deanna...
If you can’t imagine life without chocolate, you’re lucky you weren’t born before the 16th century. Until t...
5:43 What is McCarthyism? And how did it happen? - Ellen Schrecker View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/what-is-mccarthyism-and-how-did...
In the 1950s, as part of a campaign to expose suspected Communists, thousands of individuals w...
5:09 The myth of Icarus and Daedalus - Amy Adkins View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-myth-of-icarus-and-daedalus...
In mythological ancient Greece, Icarus flew above Crete on wings made from wax and feathers, defying the laws...
5:11 Where do superstitions come from? - Stuart Vyse View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/where-do-superstitions-come-fro...
Are you afraid of black cats? Would you open an umbrella indoors? How do you feel about the number 13? Whet...
1:50 How Braille was invented | Moments of Vision 9 - Jessica Oreck View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-braille-was-invented-moment...
Today, Braille is the universally accepted system of writing for the blind, translated into a...
4:44 Does "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" have a hidden message? - David B. Parker View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/does-the-wonderful-wizard-of-oz...
In his introduction to “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” L. Frank Baum claims that the ...
4:12 What happened to trial by jury? - Suja A. Thomas View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/what-happened-to-trial-by-jury-...
In the United States today, juries decide less than 4% of criminal cases and less than 1% of civil cases fi...
2:13 TED-Ed Clubs: Celebrating and amplifying student voices around the world Start a TED-Ed Club in your community today: http://ed.ted.com/clubs

(בעברית / in Hebrew) סנס ונונסנס באמנויות (Sense and Nonsense in the Arts) [2005] at Tel Aviv University

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source: TAUVOD     2010年9月14日
סנס ונונסנס באמנויות
סדרת הרצאות מפי דר. הנרי אונגר,
נערכה במסגרת "סדרת הרקטור"
הפקולטה לאומנויות, אוניברסיטת תל אביב.
2005

פרולוג: האם יש משמעות ליציר באמנות? 1:28:01
מרצה: דוקטור הנרי אונגר, הפקולטה לאומנויות,
הרצאה ראשונה מתוך סדרת הרצאות בנושא "סנס ונונסנס באמנויות",
נערכה במסגרת "סדרת הרקטור",
אוניברסיטת תל אביב
23.02.2005
ייאושו של הפרשן: אסתטיקה אובייקטיביות 1:28:12
כיצד מאבחנים יצירות מופת? 1:27:36
על מבוכים ואלוהי שווא: גבולות קפקאיים 1:30:02
הנונסנס עולה קומה: חלל אשריאני 1:24:31
הנונסנס יוצא למסע זמן: לולאות פטליסטיות ונפתולי הרצון 1:24:45
הנונסנס משקיף על עצמו: מקטרתו של מגריט 1:34:02
עולמות קרוליאניים א': חיוך בלי חתול 1:26:04
עולמות קרוליאניים ב': אונטולוגיות השתקפותיות 1:28:26
הציד על המשמעות: רפלקסיביות ומטפיסיקה פוסטמודרנית 1:28:25
אמת ויופי: האמנות כמטאפורה 1:31:54
אפילוג: הסנס של הנונסנס 1:40:15

(בעברית / in Hebrew) אומנות והיסטוריה (Art and History) [2014] at Tel Aviv University

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source: TAUVOD    2014年10月29日
אומנות והיסטוריה
מרצה: פרופ' משה צוקרמן - הפקולטה למדעי הרוח, בית הספר להיסטוריה ע"ש צבי יעבץ, והמכון להיסטוריה ולפילוסופיה של המדעים והרעיונות ע"ש כהן.
צהרי יום ד' - סדרת הרצאות בחסות הרקטור,
אוניברסיטת תל אביב
סמסטר א' תשע"ה, 2014

היחס בין אמנות והיסטוריה 1:27:17
מרצה: פרופ' משה צוקרמן - הפקולטה למדעי הרוח, בית הספר להיסטוריה ע"ש צבי יעבץ, והמכון להיסטוריה ולפילוסופיה של המדעים והרעיונות ע"ש כהן.
צהרי יום ד' - סדרת הרצאות בחסות הרקטור,
אוניברסיטת תל אביב,
29.10.14
נפוליאון ברוסיה: הספרות והמוסיקה 1:37:22
מוסורגסקי, "בוריס גודונוב": היסטוריה, מיתוס ואמנות 1:29:25
אליזבת הראשונה בקולנוע: חידת "המלכה הבתולה" 1:30:09
"1900" של ברטולוצ'י: מאבקים אידיאולוגיים 1:31:01
תומאס מאן, "דוקטור פאוסטוס": מוסיקה ופוליטיקה 1:27:58
מלחמת העולם הראשונה: האמנות הפלסטית 1:35:53
גויה - בין המשטר הישן למודרנה 1:32:24
השתקפות המהפכה הצרפתית באמנות 1:32:57
סרגיי אייזנשטיין ולני ריפנשטאל: אמנות מגוייסת 1:34:30
ואגנר, "המייסטרזינגר מנירנברג": האופרה וההיסטוריה 1:38:08
השואה באמנות 1:32:38

Religions of the World by Jason Blum at AUC (2013)

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source: AUC     2013年6月12日
CREL 210 | Religions of the World by Jason Blum at AUC
The religions of the world have played a pervasive and profound role in shaping human history. They have defined societies, encouraged (and resisted) intellectual, economic, and cultural change, and been powerful influences in the realm of politics. In the contemporary world, this is no less true. Despite predictions that religion would gradually become less powerful a force in human culture and society (the "secularization thesis"), religion appears to be just as influential today as at virtually any other time in history. A brief glance at major news stories of the day might even suggest that in some ways, religion is more important today than it was half a century ago. This class has two goals. The first is to introduce students to many of the religions of the world, including the major figures, ideas, and events that define them. Religions, however, are not static entities -- they change through time, are imported and exported to other parts of the world, and respond to the progression of history in complex and sometimes contradictory ways. Therefore, this class will also focus on how religions have changed through history, and specifically how they have responded to globalization (the process by which human cultures and societies have come into increasing contact with each other) and modernity (the complex of social, intellectual, and political changes that heralded the birth of the "modern world," such as the development of science and the creation of the nation state). We will examine religions diachronically, focusing both on their major defining features and how they have changed over time.

May 16, 2013 1:08:49
April 15, 2013 1:10:36
April 8, 2013 1:05:21
April 4, 2013 1:10:09
April 1, 2013 1:08:09
March 28, 2013 1:07:16
March 23, 2013 1:06:14
March 21, 2013 1:08:17
March 18, 2013 1:06:07
March 7, 2013 1:07:09
March 4, 2013 1:11:10
February 28th, 2013 1:11:37
February 25th, 2013 1:10:41
February 21st, 2013 1:06:57
February 18, 2013 1:10:49
February 14th, 2013 1:10:08
February 11th, 2013 1:08:16
February 7th, 2013 1:08:37
Introduction 41:16

The Making of the Modern Arab World by Khaled Fahmy at AUC (2012)

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source: AUC     2012年9月12日
HIST 247 | The Making of the Modern Arab World
In this course, professor Khaled Fahmy examines the histories, cultures and societies of the Arab World. It starts by offering a brief historical overview of the Ottoman background to the modern Arab World, passing through the colonial period in the nineteenth century to the present post-colonial period in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The course delves in detail in the main themes that shaped modern Arab history: the fall of the Ottoman world and the rise of the modern "Middle East" following the First World War; the struggle for independence in the Inter-War period; Zionism, Israel and the struggle for Palestine; the failure of the post-independence states in the Arab World; the "Peace Process"; the politics of oil; the triumph of political Islam; and the Arab Spring.

Introduction | 03.09.2012 1:03:32
Introduction | 06.09.2012 1:04:49
The Ottomans | 10.09.2012 59:50
The Ottoman Empire II | 13.09.12 1:11:29
Muhammad Ali Basha | 17.09.2012 39:54
19th Century I Clash of Civilizations Or European Imperialism | 08.10.2012 1:04:20
Colonialism and revolution in the Middle East before WWI | 11.10.2012 1:04:55
WWI and the Birth of the Middle East | 15.10.2012 1:05:52
The Middle East in the Wake of WW1 PT2 | 01.11.2012 41:46
Muhammad Ali Basha II | 4.10.2012 1:06:40
The Middle East in the Wake of WW1 PT3 | 08.11.2012  57:36
The First World War & The Birth of the Middle East PT 2 | 18.10.2012 1:10:07
The Struggle for Palestine | 12.11.2012 58:29
The Middle East in the wake of WW1 PT 1 | 22.10.2012 1:09:32
The struggle for Palestine 1919- 1949 | 26.11.2012 1:03:30
The Debate on 1948 and The Rise of Nasser | 29.11.2012 1:15:19
Islam and Politics | 11.12.2012 1:18:33
The Politics and History of Oil | 10.12.2012 1:14:11

Islamic Art and Architecture from 1250 -1800 by Bernard O'Kane at AUC

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source: AUC    2012年3月12日
ARIC 271 | Islamic Art and Architecture from 1250 -1800
In this course, Professor Bernard O'Kane covers the major artistic and architectural works of Islamic art produced in diverse regions, from Spain to India, in the period from c. 1250 to 1800. The course is designed to help students appreciate Islamic art and architecture, as well as understand how and why it has changed over the centuries in light of varying historic, geographic and social contexts. The course aims to illustrate to students how art historians think and exchange ideas with one another. It also aims to enhance students' visual memory and recall.

Ilkhanid Architecture I | 08.02.12 54:46
Ilkhanid Architecture II | 15.02.12 1:03:50
Timurid Architecture | 19.02.2012 1:08:55
Timurid Art I | 22.02.12 1:05:53
Timurid Arts II | 26.02.12 1:01:10
Mamluk Architecture | 29.02.12 1:02:36
Complex of Qalawun Field Trip | 03.03.2012 19:54
Mamluk Decorative Arts | 04.03.12 55:43
Maghreb | 11.03.12 1:08:05
Indian Architecture | 14.03.12 1:03:17
Sultan Hasan Mosque and Madrasa Field Trip | 16.03.12 39:20
Indian Painting | 18.03.12 1:10:26
I Safavid Art | 21.03.12 46:24
Safavid Architecture | 25.03.12 1:08:35
Ottoman Architecture | 18.04.12 58:08
Ottoman Architecture | 22.04.12 1:04:14
Ottoman Book & Decorative Arts | 29.04.12 56:29
Ottoman & Modern Architecture | 02.05.12 57:01
Modern Islamic Architecture | 06.05.12 53:42
Ottoman Book & Decorative Arts | 29.04.12 56:29

Digital Circuit Design by Nonie Politi at UNSW

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source: UNSWelearning     2011年3月17日
ELEC2141 Digital Circuit Design
<p>Digital systems are an integral part of many areas of engineering and technology such as personal computers, digital signal processing, telecommunications, speech analysis and recognition, and control systems. The objectives of this course are to provide students with the necessary fundamental skills to design and analyze digital circuits in the real world. At the completion of the course, students should be in a position to be able to design and build reliable and cost-effective digital systems.</p>
<p>This course is a second-year subject in the school of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. It is a core subject for students following a BE (Electrical) or (Telecommunications) program.</p>
<p>The course aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge of digital systems with respect to several different levels of abstraction – from a low-level dealing with electrical circuits through to a high-level dealing with software tools and hardware description languages.</p>

University of Michigan (videos of March 2017)

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1:10:01 2017 Conversation in Michigan Sociology The Seventh Conversation in Michigan Sociology
"Reconciling Unsettled Identities: Gender in Contemporary Sociology"
Panelists - Erin Cech, Fatima Muge Gocek, and Karin Martin
Moderator - Alford Yo...
1:07 President Schlissel - Dance Marathon
2:28 Adelia Davis: 2017 University of Michigan Wallenberg Fellow Social justice through children's books:
Adelia Davis, an LSA senior and 2017 wallenberg fellow, plans to go to South Africa with children's literature books to to talk about issues of diversity an...
1:45 Snapchat Story: Snarky Puppy #UMSocial Snapchat Story highlighting the UMS performance of Snarky Puppy
1:11:45 2017 Honors Convocation The 94th University of Michigan Honors Convocation
March 19, 2017
Hill Auditorium
2:20 Snapchat Story: President Schlissel in Marquette Marquette native, U-M alum and President's Office staff member Lauren chronicles a day in the work of President Schlissel, as he meets students and discusses the economic and societal benefits of u...
2:19 UMich Trys | Ninja Warriors
1:48:38 94th Annual Honors Convocation
1:22:50 27th David W. Belin Lecture - Steven Cohen 27th David W. Belin Lecture
"The Shrinking Jewish Middle and Its Implications for Jewish Communal Policy"
Steven Cohen, Hebrew Union College-Jewish institute of Religion
March 16, 2017
Forum Hall...
2:39 Snapchat Story: Pathways | Stamps Graduate Thesis Exhibition #UMSocial snapchat story highlighting the Stamps graduate thesis exhibition.
2:26:31 Teaching Works Seminar 03/14/17
4:06 CAPS Suicide Prevention: Using Our Strengths as a Community Students dealing with personal concerns and in distress typically show some outward signs that they are struggling in some way. All of us experience life’s “ups and down,” but significant distress...
3:08 CAPS Suicide Prevention: A Focus on Students Students dealing with personal concerns and in distress typically show some outward signs that they are struggling in some way. All of us experience life’s “ups and down,” but significant distress...
2:51 CAPS Suicide Prevention: A Focus on Faculty Students dealing with personal concerns and in distress typically show some outward signs that they are struggling in some way. All of us experience life’s “ups and down,” but significant distress...
1:07:41 2017 Henry Russell Lecture - Linda Gregerson The 2017 Henry Russell Lecture
Linda Gregerson
"Temporality in the Lyric Poem"
March 9, 2017
Rackham Amphitheater
2:39 Snapchat Story: Medical School Snapchat Takeover #UMSocial Medical School Snapchat Takeover.
1:34 Snapchat Story: Sleep Disorders Center #UMSocial Snapchat Story highlighting the UM Sleep Disorders Center.
0:26 "Hail to the Victors" 115 feet below the surface
Spring Break isn't always about sunshine and beaches. These U-M students used theirs to travel to Reykjavik, Iceland, as part of a Ross Global Initiatives course on Sustainable Business, Climate Ch...
1:03 Instagram Story: Rufus' Tips
Rufus, U-M's recycling mascot, shows how you can help reduce waste on campus. Link: http://myumi.ch/Lz0rD
1:21:17Our Future University Community: Reflections on Justices Susanne Baer and Sonya Sotomayor's Remarks
Our Future University Community: Reflections on Justices Susanne Baer and Sonia Sotomayor's Remarks
This panel discussion followed the University of Michigan's January 30th bicentennial colloquiu...
2:00:15 Jane Elliott and Roland Martin - 2017 WCTF Conference Keynote Address 35th Annual Women of Color Task Force Career Conference
Keynote Address - Jane Elliott and Roland S. Martin
March 3, 2017
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor, Michigan
1:29 Snapchat Story: Papyrology Collection #UMSocial Snapchat Story highlighting the Papyrology Collection.
For more information: https://www.lib.umich.edu/papyrology-collection
1:38 Judith Pennywell: The Impact of Possible Cuts to the Peace Corps Judith Pennywell, director of the U-M International Center, talks about the impact of the Peace Corps. This year, U-M was ranked No. 4 with 60 volunteers serving in different parts of the world. Re...
1:04:25 Promotion and Tenure: Strategies for Success Promotion and Tenure: Strategies for Success
Margaret R. Gyetko, M.D.
Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Faculty Development
University of Michigan Medical School
February 28, 2017
Dow Auditor...
0:26 #UMSocial and Spectacles Snapbot, Snap's Spectacles vending machine, arrived in Ann Arbor on Feb. 11. #UMSocial was among the first customers in line outside Yost Ice Arena to check it out.
1:49 Snapchat Story: North Campus Public Art Tour #UMSocial snapchat story highlighting the art on North Campus.
2:20:41 Session III: Keywords in Multilingualism and Israeli Literature
Multilingualism in Israeli Culture
Session III: Keywords in Multilingualism and Israeli Literature
Chair and Moderator
Shachar Pinsker - University of Michigan
Lital Levy - Princeton University...
1:18:54 Session II: Between Original and Translation: Rewriting Israeli Literature Multilingualism in Israeli Culture
Session II: Between Original and Translation: Rewriting Israeli Literature
Chair and Moderator
Joshua Miller - University of Michigan
Panel
Maya Barzilia - Uni...
2:06 About the Role of Chief Diversity Officer Robert Sellers discusses the four key components of his role as Chief Diversity officer and Vice Provost for Equity and Inclusion.
1:43:47 Session 1: Multilingual Encounters and Dialogues Multilingualism in Israeli Culture
Session 1: Multilingual Encounters and Dialogues
Welcome & Introduction
Shachar Pinsker - Head Fellow, Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies

UCIBrenICS (videos of March 2017)

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1:07:17 "The Future of Learning..." Dan Russell, Google Special Informatics Seminar
Dan Russell, Google
March 28, 2017
Title: The Future of Learning: How will people learn the skills they need for academe, work, and life?
Abstract: What does it m...
55:56 Hall of Fame 2017 Marconi Automotive Museum, Tustin, Calif.
Friday, February 24, 2017
To honor those who made a significant impact in their profession, or in other ways have brought distinction to their alma mater...
0:31 MHCID Short Promo Masters in Human Computer Interaction and Design mhcid.ics.uci.edu/
0:47 MHCID Short Promo Masters in Human Computer Interaction and Design
mhcid.ics.uci.edu/
15:40 “Systems Research at UC Irvine” - Harry Xu, Assistant Professor Graduate Student Visit Day
“Systems Research at UC Irvine” - Assistant Professor, Harry Xu
March 17, 2017
17:01 "Research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning" - Alexander Ihler, Associate Professor Graduate Student Visit Day
"Research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning" - Associate Professor, Alexander Ihler
March 17, 2017
12:57 "Computer Science Department Highlights" - Alex Nicolau, Professor, Department Chair Graduate Student Visit Day
"Computer Science Department Highlights" - Alex Nicolau, Professor, Department Chair
March 17, 2017
11:21 Amelia Regan, Professor of Transportation Systems Engineering Graduate Student Visit Day
Amelia Regan, Professor of Transportation Systems Engineering
March 17, 2017
15:23 "The UC Irvine Information Systems Group" Chen Li, Professor Graduate Student Visit Day
"The UC Irvine Information Systems Group" Chen Li, Professor
March 17, 2017
14:50 Sameer Singh, Assistant Professor, Machine Learning Graduate Student Visit Day
Sameer Singh, Assistant Professor, Machine Learning
March 17, 2017
2:50 ICS Faculty Profile: Charless Fowlkes Computer Science Associate Professor Charless Fowlkes' research is in computational vision, in particular how to integrate mechanisms for visual recognition and perceptual organization with 3D scen...
1:01:13 "Computational Craft..." - Gillian Smith, Northeastern University Friday Informatics Seminar
Gillian Smith
Assistant Professor
Department of Art+Design and College of Computer and Information Science
Northeastern University
"Computational Craft: Lessons from P...
1:06:30 Alumni Back 2 Campus: Computer and Gaming Science Alumni Back 2 Campus
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Newkirk Alumni Center
In partnership with the Student Alumni Association and UCI Alumni Association, Alumni Back 2 Campus gives students and recent al...
1:01:12 "Uberization and the Future of Work" - Dr. Jacki O’Neill, Researcher, Microsoft Friday Informatics Seminar
Dr. Jacki O’Neill
Researcher
Microsoft
Friday, March 10, 2017
Talk Title: Uberization and the Future of Work
ABSTRACT: Recent changes in the world of work, such as the...
1:49:47 A night with Jared Spool: Design is a Team Sport An evening with Jared Spool! Design is a Team Sport
Let's welcome back Jared Spool to Orange County!
Jared Spool shared his ground-breaking approach to usability on the topic of Design is a Team ...
1:05:31 "Software Debugging: Past, Present, and Future" - Alex Orso, Georgia Institute of Technology Alessandro (Alex) Orso
Professor and Associate School Chair
Georgia Institute of Technology
“Software Debugging: Past, Present, and Future”
Friday, March 3, 2017
FACULTY HOST:
James A. Jones...

2:22 Board Games Reclaimed - UCI's Transformative Play Lab Game designer Heather Logas (Space for Play) came to UCI to run an innovative, hands-on workshop on board game (re)design with Josh and Karen Tanenbaum of the Transformative Play Lab (https://trans...