Join Anna and Tyler, your teenage hosts, as they take kids on a prehistoric journey to learn everything they ever wanted to know about dinosaurs. Dinosaurs were, by far, the most diverse and amazing animals that ever walked the earth. Some dinosaurs were as big as trees ... Others were smaller than a chicken ... Some had big sharp teeth ... Some had hundreds of tiny flat teeth ... And some had feathers while others had scales. Because of this diversity,...

Shai Cherry, professor of Jewish thought at Vanderbilt University, presents the unfolding of the religious aspects of the Jewish civilization from the Hebrew Bible to today, while keeping an eye on the historical background against which those changes within Judaims have occured.

Learn about performing a structural analysis of a design using Autodesk Revit within a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow. Explore the fundamentals of structural analysis in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow using Autodesk Revit for improving design accuracy, analyzing the effects of structural loads, and creating more resilient and sustainable designs. Instructor Eric Wing demonstrates how to set load cases and boundary conditions,...

Get tips to solve common problems that project teams face when practicing agile. There are many resources for getting started with agile, but few for troubleshooting when agile goes wrong. This series helps you identify and resolve common issues that project teams face when practicing agile. Certified ScrumMaster and agile coach Kelly O'Connell covers challenges such as team dysfunction, siloed activity, misaligned sprint commitments, and lack of...

Lots & lots of trains, vol. 1 [Smokin' steam and diesel!]: You'll see big trains, little trains, steam, diesel, freight and passenger trains, even trains from around the world! There's old trains, new trains, fast trains, slow trains, city, country and mountain trains, even trains that blow through snow! Plus, garden trains, scenic trains, electric, monorail and long forgotten trains. And, there's even toy trains, trolley trains and lots of "gee whiz...

Learn how to conduct a needs analysis that will inform your instructional design process. Need to understand the training requirements of your learners? A needs analysis is the first step of any ADDIE-aligned instructional design process. Join Jeff Toister in this installment of Instructional Design Essentials and learn the three-step process to conducting a needs analysis that will accurately capture and define the goals of your project. Jeff brings...

Find out how to use Adobe Illustrator to create a simplified map for routes, locations and guides. Maps are a common design task, not to mention a lot of fun, but how can you create a simplified map in Adobe Illustrator? In this course, instructor Tony Harmer shows you, step by step, how to create a simplified map to mark a route, show a location, or act as a guide. Tony begins by defining a map and explaining some intellectual property rights that...

Landforms: Take a ride in a "traveling machine" to learn about the form and function of landforms. Highlights oceans, rivers, streams, mountains, hills, plains, valleys, plateaus, deserts, islands, and more. Rocks: the solid Earth materials #1: Discover the three ways rocks are formed and many of the properties of rocks and minerals -- like size, shape, color, and texture. A closer look at Earth: From above and below the surface, students take a...

Learn the core concepts of operating system and network-level security to avoid threats and eliminate system vulnerabilities. Every day, we interact with our digital devices. At the same time, we're faced with the threat of cyberattacks that can compromise our privacy and security. Learning the basics of how to secure our digital world will help avoid becoming a victim of a cyberattack. This beginner-level course covers basic security concepts. You'll...

Larry Crane, critically acclaimed record producer and founder of Tape Op magazine, describes his self-taught, largely trial-and-error path to success in the music industry. Larry Crane is the recording engineer behind some of the most popular and critically acclaimed music of the last 20 years. But in the beginning of his career, no one was writing about the kind of music he wanted to make-low-budget, artfully made records. Founding Tape Op magazine...