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Instructional Video8:54
Curated Video

The Rare Book Room!

9th - 11th
The Field Museum isn't just home to specimens and artifacts: it's also home to the books and manuscripts that have shaped our understanding of the world's natural history. Today, we look at some of the 7,500 books in the Mary W. Runnells...
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Instructional Video7:17
Curated Video

Millipedes: The First Land Animals

9th - 11th
More than 420 million years ago ancient millipedes took their first many -- many many many -- steps onto land. Today they remain largely cryptic animals, as there are tens of thousands of species still unknown to science. Associate...
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Instructional Video9:46
Curated Video

Project Hyena Diorama: Indiegogo Campaign!

9th - 11th
YOU can be a part of The Field Museum's History -- Donate to the #ProjectHyenaDiorama and help the hyenas !! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/project-hyena-diorama Come hang out in our Subreddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/thebrainscoop/...
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Instructional Video5:59
Curated Video

Fossil Fish, PT. III: The Preparation

9th - 11th
So.... we've got all of these fish fossils. Now what? To the prep lab! Part I: In Search of Fossil Fish: http://youtu.be/6EMRujEbhQQ Part II: Fossil Fish: A History: http://youtu.be/KVj5YwnMhyo Check out "Lost World of Fossil Lake:...
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Instructional Video3:15
Tom Scott

Why 18th-Century Firefighters Let Some Buildings Burn

9th - 11th
We take it for granted in the UK that if a fire breaks out, you can call firefighters, and they will try to put it out and save lives. In the 18th century, that wasn't guaranteed. If your building didn't have a fire mark, they might just...
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Instructional Video13:02
Curated Video

Into Perú

9th - 11th
Team Brain Scoop is about to helicopter into a biologically unknown region of the Peruvian jungle with a team of conservationists to study and document the area's biodiversity for the first time in its history. Join along with the Action...
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Instructional Video1:56
Curated Video

Meet the Archivist: Pam Wintle

9th - 11th
Pam Wintle, Senior Film Archivist at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, introduces us to the lyrical films of Jorge Prelorán, an Argentine filmmaker who worked extensively in the Andean Highlands and donated his...
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Instructional Video6:14
World Science Festival

James Cameron's DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D

6th - 11th
The World Science Festival joins the artists and explorers behind Cameron's Deep Sea Challenge 3D at the film's world premiere event at the American Museum of Natural History. There are many things that make the DEEPSEA CHALLENGE...
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Instructional Video5:22
Tate

Ella Kruglyanskaya – 'How Can I Change the Representations of Women?' | TateShots

K - 11th
New York-based painter Ella Kruglyanskaya (b. 1978, Latvia) creates artworks that immerse viewers in a bold world of saturated colours and high contrast patterns. Female relationships, friendships and dialogues form the foundation of the...
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Instructional Video16:44
Curated Video

Wolves can be a bit Coy

9th - 11th
The relationship between humans and wolves is prehistoric-- today, they are some of the most highly studied animals on our planet. In this video we look at the history of wolves in the United States, and how recent hybrid events between...
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Instructional Video6:03
Tate

Marguerite Humeau – ‘Each Installation is an Ecosystem’ | TateShots

K - 11th
Marguerite Humeau combines her interest for ancient myths and science to create surreal large scale installations that explore ideas of past, present, life and death. The French artist invited us to her London studio before visiting the...
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Instructional Video11:05
Curated Video

How Technicolor changed movies

9th - 11th
What was "glorious Technicolor?" It was a groundbreaking technology — but it was more than that, too. Find an extra commentary video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJCtHs-dh0M To learn more, check out: The George Eastman Museum:...
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Instructional Video11:28
Curated Video

Peru's Coastal Region (1949)

6th - 11th
Tours the coastal region of Peru. Shows scenes of the ruins of the ancient city of Chanchan, museum artifacts from archaeological sites, agricultural areas, and quick glimpses of Lima, Trujillo and Chiclin. To purchase a clean DVD of...
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Instructional Video2:31
Brainwaves Video Anthology

Milton Chen - Teachers Make a Difference - Richard Panagos

Higher Ed
Dr. Milton Chen is senior fellow and executive director, emeritus at The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF), a non-profit operating foundation in the San Francisco Bay Area that utilizes its multimedia website, Edutopia.org, and...
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Instructional Video6:52
Brainwaves Video Anthology

Milton Chen - Personalized Learning

Higher Ed
Dr. Milton Chen is senior fellow and executive director, emeritus at The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF), a non-profit operating foundation in the San Francisco Bay Area that utilizes its multimedia website, Edutopia.org, and...
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Instructional Video7:38
C-SPAN

On This Day: Ellis Island Opens

7th - Higher Ed Standards
Immigration is a hot topic in the news, but it has been a part of the American story for centuries. Learners explore Ellis Island and its connection to the American immigration story with a video tour of Ellis Island, Congressional...
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Instructional Video9:16
The Brain Scoop

The Man-Eating Lions of Tsavo

6th - 12th Standards
When railroad workers arrived in Kenya in 1898, they were greeted by some very hungry lions. Introduce young ecologists to the man-eating lions of Tsavo with a video from an extensive playlist exploring mammals. Topics include unusual...