Free Campus – Free College Course Content Using Your Favorite Video Talks

Free Campus is an initiative to share knowledge in a collaborative way using free social media tools and free popular video talks to generate discussions. Visit  https://freecampusdotorg.wordpress.com

Course resources are created as events or posts in our Facebook page and blog and linked to course sites. Enrollment is free and discussions, file exchange, and link exchange are open to anyone interested in the topic. Engagement occurs in different sections of courses and continues after a regular course is over.

Participation and collaboration in the topics are encouraged to add resources to the topics. No exams nor required assignments, Self-assessment is encouraged.

The model was tested during Fall 2014 using one course.  It expanded to Blackboard based on level of interest, participation, and collaboration. TED, TEDx, TED Ed Lessons and Blackboard Community were added in 2016.

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TED Fellows in the Field: Exploring Nairobi with “Blinky” Bill Sellanga — TED Blog #ExploringKenya

Nairobi, Kenya is one of the undisputed hubs of creativity on the African continent — and TED Fellows are at the center of the action. They’re building global technology companies like Ushahidi and BRCK, making genre-busting music that draws on wide-ranging cultural influences and working with marginalized communities in Kenya to make sure their voices are…

via TED Fellows in the Field: Exploring Nairobi with “Blinky” Bill Sellanga — TED Blog

Al Gore: The Case for Optimism on Climate Change (TED 2016) #ClimateChange

Lesson created by Jose G. Lepervanche using Video from Climate Reality YouTube Channel

In his latest TED talk, Al Gore, founder and chairman of The Climate Reality Project, poses three questions that will determine the future of our planet – and why there’s good reason to be optimistic. Please Dig Dipper.

http://ed.ted.com/on/M3Ng4cjH

How are you going to answer Al Gore’s questions? What are you going to do in your community and circle of influence? Share references, links, and video links.

#Leadership. Follow your Why: Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action. #why

 

Follow your Why: Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action. #DrJoseCampus

See TED Ed Lesson with Simon Sinek. He  has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership all starting with a golden circle and the question “Why?” His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers …
(Filmed at TEDxPugetSound). Create a personal vision by answering Why?

Direct links:
http://ed.ted.com/on/E3EFnDvz

http://wp.me/p70Vi0-2V

Why Every Kid Should Build A Robot | Mark McCombs | TEDxJacksonville #Robotics

Check our new TED Ed Lesson: Why Every Kid Should Build A Robot | Mark McCombs | TEDxJacksonville #Robotics

Lesson created by Jose G. Lepervanche using TED ED. How robotics is helping our next generation of engineers, programmers, and managers in your community? Share local examples and links. Video link: http://ed.ted.com/on/JDQ6LQ6x 

TEDxFSCJ TED-Ed Learning Experience

August 21, 2014

TED, TED-Ed, and TEDx Talks have been used to enhance management instruction beyond our classrooms. 2014 FSCJ Convocation was the ideal scenario to introduce these learning adventures to FSCJ faculty and staff. Expanding TEDxFSCJ beyond the learning edge #onecollege #tedxfscj

TED-ED, TED and TEDx Talks to Enhance
Classroom Learning Experience.

Dr. Jose G. Lepervanche

Slides used at “TED-Ed, TED and TEDx Talks to Enhance Classroom Learning Experience”  at FlaStateCollege Convocation. #tedxfscj #onecollege

TED-Ed, TED and TEDx Talks to Enhance Classroom Learning Experience. Dr. Jose G. Lepervanche from Dr. Jose G. Lepervanche

TED-ED. Lessons Worth Sharing.

 Lessons built around any TED-Ed Original, TED Talk or YouTube video.

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Follow your Why: Simon Sinek:

How great leaders inspire action

Lesson created by Jose G. Lepervanche using TED-Ed.

Video from TED YouTube Channel

TEDxFSCJ Club

Student Leadership Experience

TEDxFSCJ Club was created to bring FSCJ students the opportunity to produce TEDx and TEDx Salon events. The president of the Club is the TEDxFSCJ Executive Producers and students have role in planning, marketing, identification, etc. Faculty and staff mentors are assigned to guide the students. The TEDxFSCJ Organizer is the mentor of the Executive Producer. The students create the events, the program, select the videos, and select and curated the speakers. Speech professors are the coaches of TEDxFSCJ speakers.  The learning experience occurs in planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the TEDx events.

TEDxFSCJ TED-Ed

Blackboard Community

Thanks to @FlasStateCollege faculty and staff who attended “TED-Ed Learning Experience” yesterday and to those interested in using TED, TEDx, and TED-Ed in our classrooms. TEDxFSCJ has been in Blackboard Communities for a while. Join our TED-Ed learning community in @FlaStateCollege Blackboard. Participate in the discussion about ideas to use this Bb Community. A “TEDxFSCJ Adventures” group is also open in FB to share learning ideas.

TEDxFSCJ in Blackboard Courses

 FSCJ professors  added an announcement to Blackboard courses to encourage students to save the date and register for TEDxFSCJ.

TEDxFSCJ #OneChallenge #OneCollege

Drawing on whiteboard during TED, TEDx & TED Ed Talk during 2014 Convocation inspired this one. #tedxfscj #onecollege #onechallenge

TEDxFSCJ as Adventure Catalist at

TEDxBeaconStreet

What Is An Adventure Catalyst?

Adventure Catalysts are TEDx organizers from across the globe who join us at our annual conference and learn the format of community engagement through our Adventures events.  These leaders take a piece of TEDxBeaconStreet home to further the mission of Ideas in Action in their own communities around the world.