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Check out the top 50 inventions of the year @ Time’s 50 best inventions of 2010.
Scroll thru the inventions and leave a comment about which you think is the best.
Use the video clip, your own knowledge, google, wikipedia or any other search engine to find the answers to the questions below. Click “leave a comment” to submit your answers.
1) Who owns water?
2) How much fresh water is found on earth?
3) Where do you get your drinking water?
4) What is something new your learned from the video clip?
5) Who deserves clean water?
“It is not what we eat but what we digest that makes us strong; not what we gain but what we save that makes us rich; not what we read but what we remember that makes us learned; and not what we profess but what we practice that gives us integrity.” – Francis Bacon
iTunes U (iTunes Link), part of the iTunes Store, is an amazing venue for top-notch educational content from the world’s greatest universities, institutions, museums and other public educational foundations. From language lessons to audiobooks to lectures and more, iTunes U is a great place for those who love to learn. With the release of iTunes 9, Apple has put an even bigger spotlight on this great content by featuring it prominently inside the application.
Take some time to explore iTunes U then come back here to list a University or College that has posted a topic or lecture that you are interested in.
1) What is the topic or lecture about?
2) How do you think iTunes U will change the way people learn?
3) Do you think you can use this free service to learn?
4) What topic or lecture interested you?
Audio Technology 