Spoken Word GREENWICH Bruce Museum "Dinosaur and Human Evolution: Inextricably Linked?" Lecture by Jacques Gauthier, Ph.D. April 4 at 7 p.m. $5; members, free.
Linking lecture content with hands-on molecular modeling, seeing and doing, enhances students' understanding (Ealy, 2004; Harris et al., 2009) and general visual literacy (Schönborn and Anderson, 2009).
In August I linked in lectures from Spring 2012.
('Moo Tube' (accessible databases), linked to lectures) What additional video resources would improve course delivery?
Department of Music performances held in Hertz Hall include the annual Noon Concert Series (link), Evening and Weekend concerts, rehearsals for University Chorus (link), Chamber Chorus (link), and African Music Ensemble (link), lectures, large classes and music commencement.
An optional laboratory course is associated with the lecture course, but lab grades are not linked to lecture grade.
Programs will appear alongside user-submitted metadata, including descriptions, related links, lecture notes, and other complementary materials.
Holocene sea-level changes, in Meyerson, A.L., and Zois, C.S., editors, Papers in Marine Science: The Link Lecture Series.
"Workshop resources should be linked to the lectures rather than having a separate tab".
For each lecture you are assigned, please fill out the Google Form linked to from the lectures dropdown after the lecture has concluded.
It is a natural segue for the ideas part of an arts festival to be linked with provocative theater: lectures, conferences, symposiums and classes on such issues as political assassinations, Shakespeare in the real world take place throughout the festival, all admission free.
