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Join Kate and Sophie as they build a free-standing structure using natural elements. What will their structure symbolize? Who will see their creation? Will it hold up to wind and other weather elements? Can you build your own structure using other elements?
Rejoignez Kate et Sophie pendant qu'elles construisent une structure en utilisant des éléments naturels. Que symbolisera leur structure? Qui verra leur création? Résistera-t-elle au vent et aux autres éléments météorologiques? Pouvez-vous construire votre propre structure en utilisant d'autres éléments?
If you are a maker educator, we know you are going to appreciate this conversation. In this episode, Jacob chats with children’s book author, Katey Howes. Katey joined us last week for a read aloud of her book “Be A Maker.” While publisher restrictions will not permit us to keep that read aloud active past June 30th, 2020, we wanted to capture her dedication to maker empowerment in another way. Over the next 36 minutes, Katey and Jacob discuss the role of empathy, collaboration and community in making. Ok - they actually talk about much more including a brief dialogue where they ponder the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in humanity’s drive to collaborate.
Here at Brilliant Labs, we are thrilled to find guests who are as passionate about making and intrigued about the pedagogical implications born from that maker journey. We hope you have a listen and share in this conversation via twitter or any of our other social media feeds.
We encourage you to take the time to pick up Katey’s book “Be A Maker,” and leave her a review letting her know what you think of her book. During the podcast, Katey also discusses a couple of her sources of inspiration that you may want to check out - those are linked below.
“Be A Maker” by K. Howes Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/3g8YHuL “Magnolia Mudd and the Super Jumptastic Launcher Deluxe” by k. Howes Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/2AP2ttr
Katey Mentions: “Maybe Something Beautiful” Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/3g8KNsQ “With My Hands” Amazon Link : https://amzn.to/2WM2O8q
*We encourage you to reach out to your local bookstores to purchase these titles.”
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Aujourd'hui, nous allons animer une ligne d'horizon en utilisant l'effet de parallaxe. Cette technique apporte une sensation de mouvement à vos jeux vidéo et animations préférés. Notre personnage aura l'air de se déplacer dans l'animation, mais nous déplacerons vraiment les arrière-plan à des vitesses différentes pour créer un effet de mouvement réel.
In this video, join our friends at Creative Labs and learn about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. These 17 goals are all interconnected and constitute the blueprint for achieving a better and more sustainable future for all.
Take action and be the change you want to see in your world.
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William and his half-brother Jessie took a Brilliant Labs challenge a step further. Listen to their project! Thanks to their teacher Lucie Theriault from Marguerite-Bourgeoys school in Caraquet for sharing this video with us.
William et son demi-frère Jessie ont poussé le défi de Labos créatifs un peu plus loin. Écoutez leur projet! Merci Mme Lucie Thériault de l'école Marguerite-Bourgeoys de Caraquet pour avoir partagé cette vidéo avec nous.
Devenez un citoyen scientifique mondial ! Faites vos propres observations environnementales locales, en particulier la couverture nuageuse, qui peuvent compléter les observations par satellite de la NASA. Pourquoi les nuages sont-ils importants ? Comment pouvons-nous aider à surveiller les conditions des nuages ? Dans cette compétence numérique, nous utiliserons l'application Globe Observer pour répondre à ces questions et devenir un Citoyen Scientifique.
Rejoignez la communauté de l'application GLOBE observer pour aider à collecter des données scientifiques pour la NASA, les étudiants et d'autres scientifiques dans le monde entier.
https://observer.globe.gov/about/get-...
Pourquoi observer les nuages ? https://youtu.be/TNc5qjj8ZZE
Tableau d'identification de la couverture nuageuse: https://www.globe.gov/documents/34861...
Construct a constellation mobile using natural items found outside and around your neighbourhood.
Construisez un mobile d'une constellation en utilisant des objets naturels trouvés à l'extérieur et autour de votre quartier.
Join Sarah and Lennon as they gather supplies, and build their terrarium.
Rejoignez Sarah et Lennon alors qu'ils rassemblent des provisions et construisent leur terrarium.
Dans cette activité, nous apprendrons à utiliser Canva.com pour créer une publication ou une affiche sur les médias sociaux afin de montrer notre appréciation d'une femme+ leader qui vous a influencé.
Become a global Citizen Scientist! Make your own local environmental observations, in particular cloud cover, that can compliment NASA satellite observations. Why are clouds important? How can we help monitor cloud conditions? In this digital skill, we will use the Globe Observer App to help answer these questions and become a Citizen Scientist.
Join the GLOBE observer App community to help collect scientific data for NASA, students and other scientists worldwide.
https://observer.globe.gov/about/get-...
Cloud Cover Identification Chart: https://www.globe.gov/documents/34861...
Why Observe Clouds? (from NASA): https://youtu.be/TNc5qjj8ZZE
