Apple iPad: Steve Jobs Keynote Jan 27 2010 Part 1

Apple iPad: Steve Jobs Keynote Jan 27 2010 Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 6.00 Mins.

www.iPadInsider.com Apple iPad Steve Jobs Keynote Jan 27 2010 Part 1 I skipped the video right before Steve talks about the iPad.

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HTC Sensation-Closer Look

HTC Sensation-Closer Look Video Clips. Duration : 5.73 Mins.

HTC Sensation In-Depth Review By FaizyTechTips

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GLaDOS Voice | HD Tutorial

GLaDOS Voice | HD Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 5.77 Mins.

Today I'm showing you how to make the GLaDOS voice with the help of two programs, Audacity and Melodyne. ★ LINKS ★ Here are the links that you will need to go to in order. ➊ Text-To-Speech www2.research.att.com Remember to have Crystal (US) selected! ➋ Melodyne www.celemony.com Vocal polishing of the highest quality, the removal of wrong notes from piano recordings, incredible harmonic and rhythmic freedom: Melodyne editor is the most powerful edition of our one-track product family and offers you the entire spectrum of Melodyne's award-winning capabilities. ➌ Audacity audacity.sourceforge.net Audacity® is free, open source software for recording and editing sounds. It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems. ➍ lame_enc.dll www.dll-files.com Encoding file for Audacity's MP3 Export. Thanks for watching!

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Chapter 11 - Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

Chapter 11 - Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe Video Clips. Duration : 32.90 Mins.

Chapter 11: In Which Property Gets Into An Improper State Of Mind. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by John Greenman. Playlist for Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe: www.youtube.com

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Part 3 - Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen (Chs 26-33)

Part 3 - Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen (Chs 26-33) Tube. Duration : 126.62 Mins.

Part 3. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Karen Savage. Playlist for Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen: www.youtube.com

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How to make a great tutorial

How to make a great tutorial Tube. Duration : 2.40 Mins.

This is my first YouTube video. I used an unregistered HyperCam to make it, which you can download at www.shareup.com The site for the text-to-speech program is www.research.att.com Like just about everyone else, I used Windows Movie Maker for my editing. I hope to get a video camera soon so that I can make real movies. Thanks for watching!

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Chapter 03 - The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Chapter 03 - The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Video Clips. Duration : 16.82 Mins.

Chapter 03: He Is A Perfectly Impossible Person. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Mark F. Smith. Playlist for The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: www.youtube.com

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DEAR KAREN ('Californication')

DEAR KAREN ('Californication') Video Clips. Duration : 2.97 Mins.

Cute couple

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Droid incredible 2 unboxing, review + free giveway

Droid incredible 2 unboxing, review + free giveway Tube. Duration : 0.72 Mins.

bit.ly Test and keep the droid incredible today The cellphone I currently use is the new HTC Incredible. This cellphone has been the best I have used in my lifetime. 6 Months ago I started with a Motorola Droid, and was using it until receiving this phone. There are a few differences between the Motorola and the HTC, which make it a better choice of a phone. Just recently the 2.1 update to the Android OS was released. The 2.1 update added amazing features like multi-touch, and speech to text. One great feature in the HTC model is the built in radio tuner. You must use a pair or headphones as a antenna for the radio feature but you need them to listen to the radio anyway. Sound quality is far superior to my Motorola droid. The weight of this handset is lower then the weight of the Motorola also. If you want a sleek simpler to use phone I would recommend the HTC, but if a slide out keyboard is needed buy the original Motorola Droid. The Motorola has a slide out keyboard, which is a 1UP to this model, but extended features far outweigh the missing features. Some have said that the phone has a cheap feeling, yes it has a slight plastic feeling, but the material used is different then any cellphone I have owned. A few bad points: The HTC incredible battery is lower rated then the Motorola, and thinner. I could get a day or more with the battery in the original droid, but after trying the incredible, and running multiple simultaneous apps I can say that the battery sucks. I on ...

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iPhone 3G (S)peaks

iPhone 3G (S)peaks Tube. Duration : 7.47 Mins.

Yesterday at WWDC, during the intro of the iPhone 3G (S), Phil had mentioned accessibility features. I was curious as to what that meant. When I looked further into it, I noticed that Apple have ported the VoiceOver screen reader and Zoom Utility from the Mac straight to the iPhone, and have managed to port it in such a way that it's gesture controlled. One thing I forgot in the video is that there is a feature in VoiceOver, called the Curtain, where you can turn off your screen & no one can see what you are doing. I'm not talking about dimming it to the lowest setting, and the screen is still on, this Curtain will allow you to turn it off completely. I see a lot of people doing this for the soul reason of saving battery life. Another thing I forgot in the video is the ability to activate a high contrast setting - it looks similar to OS X on the desktop. 9 on contract for full accessibility for people who are blind or have low vision, this is fantastic. I'd have to see it in person, but the concept is enough to make me want to switch to AT&T. Thanks, Apple. :)

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Chapter 09 - Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

Chapter 09 - Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë Video Clips. Duration : 43.70 Mins.

Chapter 9. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Ruth Golding. Playlist for Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë: www.youtube.com

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Chapter 07 - Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis

Chapter 07 - Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis Tube. Duration : 24.73 Mins.

Chapter 7. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Mike Vendetti. Playlist for Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis: www.youtube.com

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Teens And Cell Phones

Let the battle begin, should teens have cell phones? Well you will be pleased to know that over 94% of parents agree that cellular phones are good for teens and that's according to a peruse conducted by At&T with parents and teens in La and New York. Most teens have their very first cell phones by the age of 15 and in many cases 13. Like with all mod cons teenagers want them but they should be used in a practical manner.

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Paying for the cellular phone is one thing but the on going costs thereafter tends to cost some conflict in households. If you are the parent who insists that your son or daughter has a cell phone then understandable you should pay the bill once it's within reason. Teens who insist on having a cell phone should pay some part of the bill with their weekly discount that you give them. Teens who are left without any management on bill phones will run riot and it will be you who foots out the bill. Even if you have the money to pay the bill monthly no matter how high you should draw the line, you may not all the time be there to pay for everything. Prepaid cell phones are a good idea to keep the expense down, the calls are more costly to make on these phones but you can only make the calls once the prestige is there. It is a great way for teenagers to learn about financial management of their own bills.

Teens And Cell Phones

Teens and camera phones:

Camera cell phones are more beloved with teens for the sure reasons. It's easy to use and fool colse to with and let's face it they are safe fun. There is a downside to having the camera phone and that's the ongoing cost. If the phone is prepaid it's simply, you can only text friends photo's when you have the prestige but if the phone is related to monthly bill payments camera phones are by far the more costly to operate. If your teen insists on sending Sms via the camera phone, why not encourage them to do so through email. Naturally join together the phone to the Pc via a usb cable (normally supplied with the phone), upload the photo's and with broadband in most area's email is much cheaper.

What are the main reasons parents offer teens cell phones?

Knowing that your son or daughter is safe and sound is priceless. If ever they need your help you are only a phone call away. With many late teens driving cell phones are a necessity, let's face it most cannot even change a puncture. Please remember if you allow your teen a cell phone in the car, make sure you or they buy a hands free kit or earpiece. Teens have so many things to talk about and can get so wrapped up in conversation that the driving aspect takes a backseat. For a few more dollars play safe.

Trust your teen with the cell phone:

We live in a world of technology and it's going to keep growing at a rapid pace, all teenagers are curious. Once you have gotten over the consulation of bill payment your teen will be fine, they may overindulge on the first bill or two but by confiscating the cell phone for a day or two will soon teach them the importance of money management. You will all the time know where they are and from the sound of their voice on the other end of the phone your mind will be put at ease.

Cellular phones family plans to keep costs down:

Family plans from cell phone carriers such as At&T are ideal if there is more than one cell phone in the household. It helps keep the costs down and maximise the free talk-time minutes per month. If one someone is not using up the free minutes the other can before they are lost. Some cell phone carriers are offering rollover minutes. Rollover minutes allow all the used free minutes from one month tour over to the next so you are not losing out. Cingular offered this and since they merged with At&T, At&T customers can avail of this too, remember the onus is on you to ask them.

Teens And Cell PhonesChapter 30 - The Jungle by Upton Sinclair Video Clips. Duration : 33.20 Mins.

Chapter 30. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Tom Weiss. Playlist for The Jungle by Upton Sinclair: www.youtube.com

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A Brief Prehistory of Voice over IP parts 1 & 2

A Brief Prehistory of Voice over IP parts 1 & 2 Tube. Duration : 103.65 Mins.

Google Tech Talk August 10 & 11, 2010 ABSTRACT Presented by Danny Cohen and Stephen Casner. This talk explores the development of interactive packet voice beginning in 1974 with experiments over the ARPAnet in the NSC (Network Speech/Secure Communication) program sponsored by ARPA, initiated by Bob Kahn. One highlight will be the showing of a movie made in 1978 to demonstrate a multi-party teleconference over the packet network, including one participant interfaced from a telephone. The talk will be presented in two sessions (two days), with the movie shown at the start of the second session. Part one covers concepts and lessons from this project: * A 1971 realtime distributed flight simulation that sparked the idea * Understanding real-time vs non-real-time communication * Digital speech and the need to compress it (PCM, DPCM, CVSD, LPC/LPC10) * Network Voice Protocol (NVP) over the ARPAnet, type0/type3 packets * The birth of the Internet with TCP * Separating IP from TCP and adding UDP * Building NVP-II on top of IP * Adding packet video (DCT based compression) Part two emphasizes the development of the voice protocols: * Introducing and showing the teleconferencing movie from 1978 * Advances in equipment and function at the end of NSC in 1982 * Progress stalled, waiting to low-cost vocoding * Development of IP Multicast and the MBone * Evolution from NVP to RTP, and RTP design philosophy * Conferencing control protocols * More recent history of VoIP Speaker Info: Danny ...

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How to Teach to a Diverse Classroom of Students

Each year teachers are faced with the daunting task of teaching
to a classroom of 20-30 individual students, each with their own
learning styles, interests, and abilities. Providing optimal
learning for such a diverse group can seem overwhelming. But,
there is a straightforward arrival that can be used which will enable
all students to succeed, and that arrival is plainly using
variety and choice. Not only does this arrival address the
multiple studying styles of students, but it also aides in making
them independent learners.

While the classroom still needs to have structure (routines,
rules, procedures), providing range within that structured
environment can aide in providing optimal studying for all
students. Using a range of instructional approaches such as
lectures, PowerPoint presentations, inquiry-based instruction,
hands-on experiments, project/problem-based learning, or
computer aided instruction, not only addresses the discrete
learning styles of the students in the classroom, but it can help
learners become more flexible in their learning. Most learners
do have a preferred studying style, any way this does not mean
they are strictly dependent on that style to learn. They are
also comfortable with and able to learn from any other styles
as well. Exposing students to a wide range of studying styles
will enable them to become more flexible learners.

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It is also beneficial to vary the input devices used and the
resources made ready in the classroom. Children have a wide
variety of preferred studying devices, therefore development as many
available as possible provides for this diversity. For example,
when presenting information use audio (songs, speeches,
interviews, etc.), video, books, posters, hands-on
manipulatives, food, and smells. Technology has made available
a wide range of resources, such as PowerPoint presentations,
live video feeds, chats, and communication. PowerPoint
presentations are a great way to gift information using a
mixture of audio, video, animations (movement), and text. These
presentations can also be made ready to the students via the
computer for them to characterize at their own pace. The internet/
computers also offer interactive studying activities that merge
movement, visuals, and sounds, such as virtual science
experiments. These allow students to conduct experiments
never before belief possible due to danger or lack of equipment.
Virtual experiments can be found at http://www.explorelearning.com .

How to Teach to a Diverse Classroom of Students

Pre-exposure to material also aides in learning. The more
familiar students are with a field the easier it is for new
learning to occur. Therefore, providing students with a
variety of pre-exposure materials can best prepare them for
new studying units. For example, monthly calendars that list
the upcoming themes, a classroom website with links to discrete
websites linked to upcoming themes, books, magazines, maps,
posters, computer software, and manipulatives can be provided
for students to browse at their leisure. Providing a range of
materials takes into notice the studying preferences of
all students.

Novelty can be used to gain and keep students' attention.
People ordinarily only pay attentiveness to things that are of value or
things that are personally meaningful. Therefore, relating
learning to your students' real life experiences or interests
can catch and keep their attention. "Shock" them with an unusual
noise, experiment, video, song, etc. You can also gift them
with a qoute or scheme that relates to their real world in
order to gain their attentiveness and interest at the starting of
a unit. Issues such as environmental problems, problems with
long lines in the cafeteria, designing the perfect playground,
planning a field trip within the budget, local traffic issues,
etc. Can all be considered. development studying meaningful,
relevant, and moving to your students not only gains their
initial attention, but keeps it throughout the lesson.

When planning your lessons it is beneficial to try to contain as
many of the senses and/or Gardner's many intelligences
(verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, kinesthetic, visual-
spatial, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist)
as possible. You can do this by using a range of activities
in your plans such as songs, games, experiments, field trips,
real world experiences, interviews, guest speakers, physical
movement/exercise, small group activities, individual activities,
partner activities, cooking/food/snacks, hands-on experiences,
etc. Providing a range of activities will enable students of
all quality levels to succeed.

Not only do students have diverse studying styles but varying
bio-cognitive cycles as well. Some students learn best in the
morning, some in the afternoon. Therefore, having a flexible
classroom schedule can provide for these differences. Also,
varying the times and types of assessments can give all students
a fair opportunity of showing their true abilities.

When applicable, it is beneficial to give students selection in
activities and assessments. This provides students
opportunities to showcase their individual talents and can aide
in classroom supervision as well. If students are constantly
dictated to and not given a voice or selection they can grow
resentful and "act out". provide a range of classroom
activities for students to choose from while structured and
unstructured times, give them any projects such as posters,
PowerPoint presentations, reports, interviews, videos, brochures,
etc. To choose from when assessing their knowledge. Giving
students selection provides them with a sense of empowerment over
their studying and can aide them in choosing what studying styles
and assessments work best for them, thus helping them become
more responsible for their own learning.

It would be a pretty boring world if all learners were the same.
Diversity makes the classroom more moving and exciting.
Teachers should honor and respect the uniqueness of each
student by contribution range and selection in their classrooms. Not
only will this address the diverse needs of the students, but it
will also help them to become independent learners as well.
After all, is that not the goal of education?

How to Teach to a Diverse Classroom of StudentsChapter 32 - Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë Tube. Duration : 30.27 Mins.

Chapter 32. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Ruth Golding. Playlist for Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë: www.youtube.com

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