Canal-U - Producteurs
Canal-U - Producteurs FYI, there are loads of graduate educational channels in French here.
An ad hoc collection of websites for English learners/teachers.
Canal-U - Producteurs FYI, there are loads of graduate educational channels in French here.
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QualityTime-ESL : QualityTime-ESL Podcasts Podcasts for English grammar review.
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Messages From Our Troops To The Families They Can Barely Remember | The Onion - America's Finest News Source You love the paper and the audio podcast--here's their video podcast. Very very funny.
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Jamendo : Open your ears On jamendo, artists allow everyone to download and share their music. It's free, legal and unlimited.
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Superfund365: "Superfund365, A Site-A-Day, is an online data visualization application with an accompanying RSS-feed and email alert system. Each day for a year, starting on September 1, 2007, Superfund365 will visit one toxic site currently active in the Superfund program run by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). We begin the journey in the New York City area and work our way across the country, ending the year in Hawaii. (We will need a beach vacation by then!) In the end, the archive will consist of 365 visualizations of some of the worst toxic sites in the U.S., roughly a quarter of the total number on the Superfund's National Priorities List (NPL). Along the way, we will conduct video interviews with people involved with or impacted by Superfund. "
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Labels: environment, pollution
The ESP Game: Labeling the WebVey cool game to label things with a partner.
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NMAAHC - Home PageNational Museum of African American History and Culture has gone virtual. Great site.
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LibriVox A user-based audiobooks site with thousands? of books. You can listen or add to the collection by reading a book.
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National Priorities Project - Cost of War An interesting cost comparison to things like children's health, public education, etc.
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Spell with flickrGet names or sayings spelled out in photos from Flickr--soooo cool!
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Robert Greenwald's Brave New FilmsA pioneer in 21st century activism, Brave New Films are the centerpieces for guerilla campaigns designed to break through noisy news cycles. Utilizing the latest technologies, unique distribution strategies, and a growing network of dedicated volunteer field producers, we are producing entertaining and engaging films, blogs, television shows, and short videos while building the essential distribution infrastructure needed for long-term social change.
Voices from the Gulf : "Two years after Katrina, the Gulf Coast is still recovering, and thousands of personal stories remain unheard. Experience them here. Tell us yours."
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List anonymous wikipedia edits from interesting organizations
Now, we'll know what they realy think...
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SMITH Magazine: Everyone Has A Story - Personal Stories Magazine, Your Stories, Brushes With Fame, Diaries: "SMITH explores storytelling in all its forms. We're personal and participatory. Read a story. Write a story. Come in."
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PlayerXing.com / Published Allen's website.
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Wal-Mart Subsidy Watch - brought to you by Good Jobs First: "A secret behind Wal-Mart’s rapid expansion in the United States has been its extensive use of public money. This includes more than $1.2 billion in tax breaks, free land, infrastructure assistance, low-cost financing and outright grants from state and local governments around the country. In addition, taxpayers indirectly subsidize the company by paying the healthcare costs of Wal-Mart employees who don’t receive coverage on the job and instead turn to public programs such as Medicaid. This website brings together available information on both kinds of subsidies involved in Wal-Mart’s “double-dipping.” In the future we will add data on other ways Wal-Mart relies on taxpayers to finance its growth."
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Eyes On Darfur: "Amnesty International USA's unprecedented Eyes On Darfur project leverages the power of high-resolution satellite imagery to provide unimpeachable evidence of the atrocities being committed in Darfur - enabling action by private citizens, policy makers and international courts. Eyes On Darfur also breaks new ground in protecting human rights by allowing people around the world to literally 'watch over' and protect twelve intact, but highly vulnerable, villages using commercially available satellite imagery."
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Project Gutenberg A site where volunteers have scanned over 20,000 free books.
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Listen and draw Flore, Pierre-Emmanuel and Adrien's site full of their comic art and musical choices.
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