Colgate Conversations involve faculty, alumni, administrators and students talking about cutting-edge research projects, higher education issues, careers after college, and life on campus

dansmathcast is a math variety show about the vast subject of mathematics. dan will podcast twice a month with feature stories, challenge problems, and clear explanations of the beautiful world of math. check out www.dansmath.com for podcast details, free lessons, problem contests, and other goodies!

Interviews, insights, and discussions shared by professionals and educators addressing sexual assault awareness, consent, and healthy intimacy in schools and on campuses throughout North America.

The New Dynamic English radio program is an English-language course, with additional information about American people and culture. This radio program is based on the first 4 modules of the New Dynamic English multimedia course.

Talk on Education, Technology and Music from two educators that happen to be twin brothers. Interesting, entertaining and educational soundseeing tours along with podasfe music and more.

A Blog (and Podcast) about Classical Music and the History of the World

A podcast for Japanese students of English. This podcast is at the advanced level.Coming soon Deipod: daily English headlines and eipod Vidcast. Weekly podcast from Shinjuku, Tokyo. Features: FACT AND FICTION - English news with a little fiction. FACT AND DICTION - Ten English vocabulary words from the F&F sectionBUZZ WORD - Features a new or newly popular word in English. Study English, Study English, Study English!

In these free guitar lessons, I'll break down and explain licks from your favorite players (Hendrix, Clapton, Gilmour, Vai, Satriani, Vaughan, Johnson etc). Learning these licks will add to your guitar vocabulary and guitar technique whether you play acoustic or electric. Look for tablature at www.learntoplayrockguitar.com

This podcast will help you understand the elements of study skills. You'll learn what to do to learn the materials on my sites more effectively. You'll learn how to process your learning so it becomes part of your understanding. You'll learn some tricks so you can produce evidence of your knowledge and understanding. The key skills covered in these interviews include listening, note taking, concentration, summarizing, reading comprehension, memorization, time management and more! These abilities are vital to your success throughout every stage of learning. Mastering these skills can propel you far ahead of your competition. The benefits will last a lifetime.. All you have to do is listen to these interviews and practice the simple steps described in these recordings. This is an exclusive interview from Michael Senoff's www.hardtofindseminars.com.

HiperShow: comunicacion, medios, tecnologia, sociedad, cultura

Globalization Since 1492 is a interdisciplinary university course that examines the complex historical nature of globalization. The class is broadcast live wednesday nights at globalizationstudies.org 6pm MST.

Medical podcast for students and trainees. Tips on diagnosis, homework readings and tests. wardround.blogspot.com

The Music Professor Podcast is a podcast about music by a Music History professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The podcast is geared toward music lovers of all ages, but especially those who are in college or who have a desire to learn more about music.

Ben and Marina bring you podcasts in Spanish covering tips, news, conversation, and all the cool words they never teach you in class... Now with transcript pages and fun worksheets! See notesfromspain.com for details.

Regular interviews with practicing sociologists

Listen along as I talk about college life! Get an idea for what life is like on campus, and pick up tips on how to survive college.

Weekly discussions hosted by Dr. David B. Miller, Professor of Psychology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT U.S.A. A small number of students enrolled in Professor Miller's General Psychology course meet to discuss lecture material covered each week in this large-enrollment (315 students) course.

This history of the Byzantine Empire is a lecture series written and presented by Mr. Lars Brownworth who teaches history at The Stony Brook School in Long Island, New York. He has traveled extensively from the furthest reaches of the Byzantine Empire all the way to its heart at Constantinople. Join him for an engaging look at the history of the Byzantine Empire through the eyes of 12 of its greatest rulers.

The CYA Cast is another form of outreach to Citadel Alumni and Friends from The Citadel Alumni Association. While this podcast is geared towards CYA (Citadel Young Alumni) it's appropriate for anyone wanting to take a light-hearted look at Citadel news and goings-on.

This podcast focuses on technology and higher education. How education is, or is not, evolving to meet the needs of our changing world.

Stuff for your ears&brain about Folsom Lake College. Get the latest word. Adventure in an MP3 file. Subscribe (or come back) soon; more thrilling adventures to follow.

Lawrence R. Velvel is dean of the Massachusetts School of Law

Essays in military history

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Hannon Library of Southern Oregon University. Ashland, Oregon.

Lawrence R. Velvel is dean of the Massachusetts School of Law

Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Specialist shares his unique brand of drug education. Talk includes adolescent health, nutrition, alcohol use, teen drug use, bullying, and human development(sex).

Welcome to 9/11 SYNCHRONICITY, the podcast designed to strike accord in the public mind and inspire the People all over the planet to invest their attention in a virtual tour of history in contemporary context; relating the major themes of politics, relig

UMUC Business and Executive Programs Podcasts for Current and Prospective Students.