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Eye-hand coordination on ten levels
In this video, Geert challenges you to see what your hand-eye coordination is like. The assignment is always clearly explained and then demonstrated.
You start with practicing level 1 and work towards level 10. Try to get as far as possible.
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An educator's perspective on AI in the arts
Is AI taking away the artist's job or is it just enriching the job by generating greater creativity? This video captures an educator's perspective on AI in art summary with a conclusion to discussion.
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At home in Heritage: Audiovisual material
In the context of Heritage Day 2024, FARO created an audiovisual collection around the annual theme at Home at The Archives for Education. In six parts we look at how a feeling of home is shaped: in the neighborhood, in language and in different …
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Belgian prisons in need: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson on the prison crisis. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to build up your …
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Why do people fast?: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson on different types of fasting. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to build …
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Can we do without animal testing?: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson on animal testing. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to build up your …
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Camera settings: Explanation video
A demo to a Canon site where you can see the three important settings of a camera. You can practice with shutter speed, aperture and light sensitivity.
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How does Flanders shape Belgian EU policy?
As a federal state of Belgium, Flanders plays an essential role in the country's EU policy. This video explains how our unique state structure makes it possible for Flanders to have so much impact on EU policy and how Flanders' powers play a role …
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Gottfried Leibniz: What is our mind made of?
Gottfried Leibniz (1646-1716) is seen as the last great scientist who made important progress in almost all areas. The best-known example is differential calculus in mathematics. He did this independently of Newton, around the same time. Leibniz …
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Getting started with film wisdom: Webinar series
Getting started with film literacy is a webinar series for teachers and cultural educators that aims to familiarize them with film, film language and film education so that they can take this knowledge with them to the classroom or to …
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How can you indicate your limits?: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson about setting boundaries. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to build up …
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Abrasions: first aid
This is an enriched 360 degree video that can be viewed in Vivista, both with VR glasses and without.
You can further customize this enriched video if you want with Vivista editor. This software is completely free.
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