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Lexipedia welcome n. the state of being welcome; "don't outstay your welcome" n. a greeting or reception; "the proposal got a warm welcome" v. receive someone, as into one's house v. accept gladly; "I welcome your proposals" There are no items for this category Document Analysis Worksheets Español Document analysis is the first step in working with primary sources. Teach your students to think through primary source documents for contextual understanding and to extract information to make informed judgments. Use these worksheets — for photos, written documents, artifacts, posters, maps, cartoons, videos, and sound recordings — to teach your students the process of document analysis.

iPad Education Dilemma Technology and education go hand in hand in our modern society. Even high school students can’t survive without a computer. Computers are used to research for projects, type papers and assignments and to chat with friends on facebook;). With the introduction of the iPad, Apple has had the vision to use the iPad to innovate the way schools use technology.

Visual Storytelling: The power of the still image in video There are some differences of shooting still images and video. Here are some things that I have discovered in my journey. First when you shoot stills you move around the subject looking for different angles, however with video you find a spot and let the action move and capture it. The reason for the differences is with the still image you only need to capture a brief second whereas with the video you are capturing a timeline. You may start wide and zoom in during this time or just stay still and let the action move through the frame.

Annenberg Learner Select a program below, and click on the VoD icon to view it. Also see the discipline page. If you cannot find the resource you are looking for in this list, check our discontinued series list for distributor contact information. American Passages: A Literary Survey American literary movements and authors in the context of history and culture. Voyage au bout du charbon / Journey to the End of Coal >> DOWNLOAD SHORT PRESENTATION >> DOWNLOAD PRESS KIT(FRENCH) Special screenings & conferences: > IDFA Doclab, Amsterdam – November, 2008 > Cinema du Réel, Paris – March 10, 2009 > South by Southwest, Austin TX – March 19, 2009 > Atelier nouveaux médias de la cité internationale de Liège, Belgium, March 31, 2009 > Festival Visions du Réel, Nyon, Switzerland – April 27, 2009 > International Book Film Bridge, Torino, Italy – May 16, 2009 > Pocket Films Festival, Paris, France – June 12, 2009 > Sunny Side of The Doc, La Rochelle, France – June 24, 2009 > Festival des 4 Ecrans, Paris, France – October 23, 2009 > Sheffield Doc/Fest, Sheffield, UK – November 4, 2009 In partnership with Amnesty International and Reporters Without Borders Synopsis Journey To The End Of Coal tells you the story of a sacrifice. A sacrifice millions of Chinese coal miners are making everyday, risking their lives and spoiling their land to satisfy their own country’s appetite for economic growth.

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