Digital Media Test tag:blog.lib.umn.edu,2009-06-24:/spic0016/digitalblog//10477 2013-05-08T17:51:44Z This is a blog to test media streaming possibilities. Movable Type Enterprise 4.31-en AnimalScienceVodcasts tag:blog.lib.umn.edu,2013:/spic0016/digitalblog//10477.395193 2013-05-08T16:42:19Z 2013-05-08T17:51:44Z Scott Spicer

]]> Highlights of Student Vodcasts from ANSC/AGRO 3203 - Spring 2013

Dairy Production in China



Kenyan Coffee



Implementation of Vertical Farming in Singapore



French Wheat Production and Future Sustainability



Thailand Food Production



Swiss Agriculture and GMO Reluctance



Food System of the Antanosy Tribe

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Sustainability and Related Aspect of Egypt



Beef Demand in China




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  1. Archiving research data for access, preservation, and sharing? We can do that. (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Lisa Johnston
  2. Black Hats, Farms, and Bubbles: How Emerging Marketing and Content Production Models are Making Research More Difficult (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Kate Peterson and Paul Zenke
  3. Bringing Historic Maps to Life: Adventures in ArcGIS Server and Spatial Scholarship (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Ryan Mattke
    • Demo, Needs computer setup.
  4. Collaborating in New Learning Spaces to Support Students' Research and Technology Training Needs (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Kristi Jensen
  5. Evolving Workflows at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Digital Library (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Jennifer L. Claybourne Torkelson and Greta Bahnemann
  6. It's Not Paranoia if Your Tech Really Is Out To Get You: Critical thinking about new technologies (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Nancy Sims
  7. Library Data and Student Success (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Shane Nackerud, Jan Fransen, Kate Peterson, Kristen Mastel
    • Being Presented at Assembly
  8. Media Literacy for Libraries 101: What it is, the University of Minnesota Model, and the Criticality of Library Support (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Scott Spicer
  9. Orientation Impossibilities: 780 students in One Day! (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Kate Peterson and Andrew Palahniuk
  10. Supporting users in their pursuit and use of our e-books: Perspectives from one large academic library (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Virginia Bach, Laurel Haycock, Lois Hendrickson, Julie Kelly, Charles Spetland
  11. Things in a Flash: An iPad App Buffet (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Rita Baladad and Anne Hatinen, Minitex (with LeAnn Suchy, Metronet)

    Possible TechShops

    1. Google+ Goes to School: Using Google+ in a University Environment (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Megan Kocher and Amy West
    2. Improving Library Services by Design: Service Design as a tool for Creating User-friendly, Competitive, and Relevant Library Services (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Paul Zenke
    3. Introduction to Design Thinking Workshop (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Paul Zenke
    4. Introduction to New American Factfinder (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Amy West and Kirsten Clark Already done it. Can we find out? Scott will check.
    5. Short Attention-Span Code: Leveraging Google Apps to Build Custom Solutions (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Janet Fransen and Megan Kocher
    6. sticky Teaching: six Principles for developing Memorable Curriculum (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Kristen Mastel
    7. Using Video of Your Computer to Teach (Digital Commons Presentation)
      • Jennifer Veile
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  • Archiving research data for access, preservation, and sharing? We can do that. (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Lisa Johnston
  • Black Hats, Farms, and Bubbles: How Emerging Marketing and Content Production Models are Making Research More Difficult (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Kate Peterson and Paul Zenke
  • Bringing Historic Maps to Life: Adventures in ArcGIS Server and Spatial Scholarship (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Ryan Mattke
    • Demo, Needs computer setup.
  • Collaborating in New Learning Spaces to Support Students' Research and Technology Training Needs (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Kristi Jensen
  • Evolving Workflows at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Digital Library (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Jennifer L. Claybourne Torkelson and Greta Bahnemann
  • It's Not Paranoia if Your Tech Really Is Out To Get You: Critical thinking about new technologies (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Nancy Sims
  • Library Data and Student Success (Digital Commons Presentation)
    • Shane Nackerud, Jan Fransen, Kate Peterson, Kristen Mastel
    • Being Presented at Assembly
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