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This excerpt from "Inside the Teenage Brain" offers a glimpse into the research of Dr. Jay Giedd , a top neuroscientist who's studying the adolescent brain. Giedd uses magnetic imaging technology to peer into what he calls "the black box" of teenagers' brains. He's discovered an unexpected growth spurt, just before puberty, in the frontal cortex (the area of the brain involved in judgment, planning, and strategizing). This new growth is followed by a period of pruning and organizing the new neural connections which continues through adolescence. (RealPlayer: Shoot Screen)

http://www.pbs.org/weta/washingtonweek/video/

Political material, some are very provocative. Good things to stimulate thinking.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/snapshot.htm?section=N&label=2003-07-23-boom.jpg

http://www.usatoday.com/news/snapshot.htm

Great news material and some great very visual Flash animations.

To Download Flash and Convert to QuickTime

http://www.downloadatoz.com/flashsaver/

http://www.usatvads.com/html/body_honda.html

A terrific ad to download in QuickTime. Begs for a narration that relates to something at hand.

http://www.eduscapes.com/seeds/clips.html

Great general resource and library. Send the general description below. This site is a great piece of work from Annette Lamb and her folks

http://www.fcit.usf.edu/holocaust/resource/VR/AUSCHWIT.HTM#AUS2

Interactive Flash.
http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/dbhome.shtml
A favorite site for great visuals.
http://www.freeplaymusic.com
Very high quality sound tracks-free to schools and educational use.
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/gallery/mpeg4.html
Gallery of videos.
http://school.discovery.com/ontv/videoclips.html
RealPlayer, so only for streaming-unless you get ingenious. Great material
http://www.brainpop.com/english/seeall.weml
Truly wonderful animations-but in Flash. To convert for digital projects, see Flash converter above.
http://eartheducator.gsfc.nasa.gov/Video_Clips_or_Quicktime_Movies/
Just one of the great resources from NASA-yours to use.
http://esdcd.gsfc.nasa.gov/GLACIER.BAY/movies.flyby.html
http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/projects/aero/centennial/Flying.html
Real Player Video of History of Flight

http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/women/eweek/girl.html
Female engineers interviewed
http://achievement.org/frames.html
A wide range of interviews in overarching subjects like Leadership, Passion, and Vision, from a wide range of very famous (and not so famous) high achievers
http://americanhistory.si.edu/
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,56667,00.html
http://www.archive.org/movies/prelinger.php
http://www.videouniversity.com/
http://www.c-span.org/VideoArchives.asp?z1=&PopupMenu_Name=Other&CatCodePairs=Issue,O;
CSPAN video of news conferences, debates, etc.
http://www.c-span.org/apa/homepage.asp?Cat=Series&Code=APA&ShowVidNum=6&Rot_Cat_CD=APA&Rot_HT=204&Rot_WD=&ShowVidDays=30&ShowVidDesc=
Historical resources from the video libraries on CSPAN
http://www.c-span.org/classroom/index.asp?code=Classroom
CSPAN lesson plans, videos, etc.
http://www.c-span.org/classroom/resources.asp?code=classroom#civics
The general teacher video resources from CSPAN
CSPAN Commencement Speeches from CSPAN - with lesson plan

http://www.britishpathe.com/flashintro.cfm
All Low Resolution preview material is free of charge. High Resolution clips for PowerPoint presentations are £25 each. High Resolution clips for Web Publishing are £500 each.

All fees are payable on-line.
Preview material is strictly for off line usage. No rights are granted for any audience outside educational use in schools.

PowerPoint presentation rights are for one year from date of purchase and are strictly for use in presentations to an invited audience.

Web Publishing rights are worldwide for one year from the date of purchase. Only medium resolution clips can be used commercially. They can, of course, be transcoded to different file types and resolutions before publishing, but the source material must be of a quality that meets with British Pathe's standards.

POWERPOINT AND WEB PUBLISHING LICENCES INCLUDE THE RIGHT TO USE FRAME GRABS AND ANIMATIONS FROM THE CONTENTS OF THE CLIP IN THE PRESENTATION OR ON THE WEB SITE.

Any requests for higher resolution material, usually delivered on VHS, CD-ROM, DigiBeta or Digital Video Tape, should be channelled through a British Pathe Librarian.

About this site: A Peek at History, Piracy-Free

By Patrick Di Justo | Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1
02:00 AM Dec. 27, 2002 PT
In a move that started as a project to save money on film storage, British Pathe has put more than 3,500 hours of its old newsreels online, creating what it says is the largest online digital news archive. The move adds fresh perspective to the debate over online digital copyright management.

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Newsreels are short news films, only a few minutes long, that covered the issues of the day and screened in movie theaters before the feature film. British Pathe produced its last newsreel in 1970.

Unlike the "ephemeral" films in the Prelinger Archives , which can be downloaded and used freely, British Pathe newsreels are still under copyright. British copyright expires 70 years after the death of the last surviving contributor to the work.

As such, Pathe has the right to charge for the use of the clips and to regulate how they may be used. Users can download low-resolution watermarked previews from Pathe's website for free. High-resolution clips for PowerPoint-type presentations given before a limited audience can be licensed for one year for £50 (about $78); clips that will be posted on the Web are licensed for £100 (about $157).

British Pathe also offers VHS and DVD newsreel compilations for £10 (about $16) per clip.

Initial fears that only a small number of history buffs would be interested in downloading clips were put to rest soon after the site debuted on Nov. 19. The company used up its monthly 46-GB download capacity in three days, after more than 250,000 users downloaded nearly 50,000 files.

"The costs (for extra bandwidth) were easily covered by PowerPoint, Web publishing and VHS sales," said Peter Fydler, the commercial director for British Pathe.

In contrast with many U.S. media companies, which are insisting on mandatory copy protection of digital content, British Pathe uses a much simpler method to protect its intellectual property: They've placed a small British Pathe logo in the bottom-right corner of each video.

There is also a very British warning on the site's FAQ, which states that the company "would hope ... that the images downloaded are not misused in any way."

"We're not too worried about the files being abused," Fydler said. "If anyone wants to rip off British Pathe, it's much easier, cheaper (and) higher quality to buy an historical VHS or DVD."

Then again, teenage pirates aren't as likely to swap high-resolution videos of the 1952 state funeral of King George VI with the same fervor as they trade camcorder copies of Star Trek: Nemesis .

Yet the success of Pathe's simple strategy doesn't surprise the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Cory Doctorow. "They're treating their customers like customers, not criminals. It's not surprising that they're thriving," he said.

A representative of the Motion Picture Association of America declined to speak on the record about British Pathe's policy. The MPAA supports Sen. Fritz Hollings' Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (PDF), which calls for circuitry to be built into consumer electronic hardware to prevent unauthorized duplication of copyrighted media.

Doctorow points out that copy protection has never effectively stopped dedicated piracy. "It just controls what the average citizen can do with the media they've paid for."

But British Pathe's apparent success has yet to inspire other media companies. Peter Bregman, archivist for Fox Movietone newsreels, and Peter Costiglio, a spokesman for AOL Time Warner's Time Inc., each said their companies have no plans to make their newsreel archives available online.

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Video Clips

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Websites with Video Clips

History American Memory Viewer Information - Video - also, try the LC Collection Finder . American Memory Motion Picture Collection Fortunoff Video Holocaust Archive Holocaust Movie Clips - QuickTime Museum of Musical Instruments Neweum - video interview war stories POTUS: Presidents of the United States - info, audio, & video Presidental Libraries FD Roosevelt LB Johnson Presidential Library Red Hot Jazz Archive Swinging through Time - go to the video room Yale Democracy Series

Movie and Video Previews Schlessinger Media
Music Radio Disney - music videos

Speeches & Interviews Author Video Interviews - Barnes and Noble CSPAN Commencement Speeches from CSPAN - with lesson plan Public Speeches from CSPAN - with lesson plan Great American Speeches from PBS - some with video Modern TV Online Audio and Video Recordings: UC Berkely Lectures and Events Webcorp Multimedia

Science Chemistry-Based Entomology Image Gallery from Iowa State University - some video NASA Earth Science Educator Video Clips The Physics Classroom Your Genes Your Health Video Zoo from Animal Planet Video Clips from Discovery Channel

Stories Fablevision TV

Other Topics The AdCouncil - great public service announcements - check out the library ad Children Now - video archives GPO Multimedia -Sights and Sounds from the US Government Printing Office (MPEG) Web Video Sample - links from Qu een's Film Class AdCritic - watch commercials CNN Video Vault QuickTime Movie Trailers

Native American. AIROS (American Indian Radio on Satellite) provides authentic Native American music, news, entertainment, interviews, and discussions through audio and video. Watch sample video clips and a couple short programs at Vision Maker .

Virtual Field Trips Holocaust Movies - QuickTime

Good Use of Videos America's Library - from the Library of Congress Ayn Rand Conversations with History - interviews on political, economic, military, legal, cultural, and social issues (RealMedia) Edutopia Savage Seas Uncle Tom's Cabin & American Culture US Holocaust Museum - go to the film and video section or search for video

Explore the project, Your Genes, Your Health . Within each section, a person discusses what it's like to live with the disorder. Notice how video, audio, and animation are integrated into the projects above. Discuss how you might use this in an educational or entertainment setting. Use a video in a presentation. Evaluate the way video is used at the website

|Introduction |Plugins |Media Libraries |Eduscapes |IUPUI course |

|Collections |Collection Management |Collection Production |Collection Use

Created by Annette Lamb , 12/02.

Adapted from Lamb, A. (2002). Building Treehouses for Learning. Vision to Action.

General tips on downloading video files.
If you have a low speed modem connection and wish to view the videos at better quality, you might want to download them to your hard drive instead of streaming them. RealPlayer files cannot be downloaded. To download Windows Media files, right-click on the link and and select "Save Target As...." Save the file to an appropriate place on your hard drive. Use "My Computer" or "Windows Explorer" to navigate to the file and double-click on it. This will open it up in the Windows Media Player. Downloading "Broadband" Win Media files will give the best viewing but will require longer downloading time.
BrainPop (Flash Animations)
Dear Mr. Davidson:

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Intrigued? Watch our movies to see what we are made of:
Math: http://www.brainpop.com/math/seeall.weml

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English -new-: http://www.brainpop.com/english/seeall.weml

Technology: http://www.brainpop.com/tech/seeall.weml

We have already hundreds of schools using BrainPOP in California and believe that current movies or custom made movies could deliver a
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More material from NASA
Pioneer 10 Virtual Conference
... , March 3, 1997 from 9:00 AM TO 4:30 PM at NASA Headquarters Auditorium Twenty five years ago on March 2, 1972, Pioneer 10 was launched (A 1.1M QuickTime Clip) from the launch pad at Cape Kennedy, carrying Earth's first space probe to an outer planet. To accomplish this feat, Pioneer 10 had to pass through ...
http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/sso/cool/pioneer10/mission/ 06/11/01, 13082 bytes
:: NASA Quest > Archives ::
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http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/pioneer10/mission/ 11/09/01, 25943 bytes
:: NASA Quest > Women of NASA ::
... education and engineering careers. See and hear from a few of our unique NASA engineers on why they love engineering! You will need Real Player or QuickTime to view these videos. It is free and can be downloaded here. Download RealPlayer or QuickTime fanny zuniga photo QuickTime Real Player andrew photo ...
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NASA Quest > Solar System Online
... can be an excellent and exciting way to learn more about the mission. Each clip runs between 1 - 3 minutes in length. You will need Real Player or QuickTime to view these videos. It is free and can be downloaded here. If you have a problem viewing the videos on your system you may need to download a ...
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... Clearly elated, scientists released new images of Oahu, Molokai, Lanai and west Maui, Hawaii; Dallas, Texas; Salalah, Oman; and Tasmania, Australia. Quick-Time movies of Hokkaido, Japan, home of Mission Specialist Mamoru Mohri, and of Brazil, also were released. "I have to believe that scientists ...
http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/space/news/2000/02-19.txt 09/25/00, 2532 bytes
Virtual Conference WebChat Discussion
Phil@Bates: . . . . Sat, Jul 20, 6:15AM PDT (-0700 GMT). . . [23 ] Live video feed & webchat Rob, auditorium: . . . . Sat, Jul 20, 6:15AM PDT (-0700 GMT). . . [24 ] Mike-I don't have cuseeme open at this computer. JenniferSellers: . . . . Sat, Jul 20, 6:16AM PDT (-0700 GMT). . . [25 ] Sandy, the ...
http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/marsconf/discussion.html 10/29/02, 104396 bytes
:: NASA Quest > Archives ::
Header Bar Graphic Astronaut Image Archives Header Boy Image Spacer Tab Homepage Button What is NASA Quest Button Spacer Calendar of Events Button What is an Event Button How do I Participate Button Spacer Bios and Journals Button Spacer Pics, Flicks and Facts Button Archived Events Button Q and A ...
http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/mars/teachers/imaging/Tutorial/nihmans.html/menus/menu.html 10/29/02, 39999 bytes
:: NASA Quest > Archives ::
... and are undoable. Image directly supports several frame grabber cards for capturing images or movie sequences using a TV camera. It also supports QuickTime compatible video digitizers such as those built into "AV" Macs and the Power Mac 7500/8500. Acquired images can be shading corrected and ...
http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/mars/teachers/imaging/Tutorial/nihmans.html/intro.html 10/29/02, 34197 bytes
:: NASA Quest > Archives ::
... Capturing Continuously captures and displays video using one of the frame grabber cards directly supported by Image (see list in Appendix B) or a QuickTime compatible video digitizer, such as the ones built into "AV" Macs and the Power Mac 7500/8500. The capture rate varies from 4 to 12 frames ...
http://www.quest.arc.nasa.gov/mars/teachers/imaging/Tutorial/nihmans.html/menus/special.html 10/29/02, 26136 bytes
:: NASA Quest > Archives ::
Header Bar Graphic Astronaut Image Archives Header Boy Image Spacer Tab Homepage Button What is NASA Quest Button Spacer Calendar of Events Button What is an Event Button How do I Participate Button Spacer Bios and Journals Button Spacer Pics, Flicks and Facts Button Archived Events Button Q and A ...
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Note: Media files that can inserted into PowerPoint
Format                                                           File: name extensions
Microsoft Windows Media:   .                       avi, .asf, .asx, .rmi, .wma, .wax
Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG):    .mpg, .mpeg, .m1v, .mp2, .mp3, .mpa, .mpe
Apple QuickTime®, Macintosh®:                AIFF Resource,.qt, .aif, .aifc, .aiff, .mov
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