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Recently Bill Gates kicked off a new Code.org series How Computers Work. Developed as in-flight entertainment for Alaska Airlines, the Code.org series is available as part of its CS Discoveries course and as part of Khan Academy’s Computer Science curriculum. Following the Gates introduction, the other segments cover What Makes a Computer, a Computer? Binary & […]
School and public libraries will want to purchase this entertaining offering. In addition to the entertainment value, viewers will learn facts about the states and geography.
With stunning scope, this biographical piece changes the perception of black history in America, due to the passion, scholarship, and curation of one phenomenal hero.
This film would be useful in biology and environmental science classes. The brevity makes it possible to view the whole film in a single class period.
Suggested for collections needing concise or travel videos. Good for an introduction on Puerto Rico and for those looking to travel there.
An intriguing look at an environmental challenge from a sometimes neglected perspective, this film could spark productive discussion in a high school environmental science or current affairs classroom.
This affecting film will stay with viewers as it informs them about the dangers of coal burning power plants. For middle and high school students studying environmental science and most public libraries.
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