Brooklyn Skillshare
Following a system of give and take, New Yorkers share their skills with others. Participants learn how to brew Kombucha, fix their bike, screen print, build their own electronics, and do magic tricks.
After Ed TV
200 short videos on the education sector
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Learning Communities
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Sharecropper: The Harvest
Kids explore harvesting potatoes and making apple cider at the Lefferts House harvest day event.
Sharecropper: The Space Donors
Strangers donate their space with Leah in exchange for gardening education and hope for some harvest.
Sharecropper: The Installation
Exposing city dwellers to growing their own food, Leah Gauthier revives the art of sharecropping. Leah experiences first hand Through her gardening project, how a stranger can come into a community, grow roots and establish relationships.
Starting Artists
TC Alum, Marisa Catalina Casey utilizes her entrepreneurial and artistic skills to benefit teenage Starting Artists in Brooklyn. Student Artists' free classes in media arts and business get her students to be inspired, create and get to work!
International Network Art Share
Students in the International Network for Public Schools share their artwork at NYU.
Crime-fighting & Writing ☆
Spending a day at 826NYC, a non-profit organization that runs writing workshops and drop-in tutoring session, all hidden behind the Brooklyn Superhero Supply Company storefront.
Exploring Collaborative Media
Media Arts teacher, Chris Wilson, instructs his students at International Public High School how to shift from becoming consumers of new media to its producers, as they explore their journey to the US using claymation and filmmaking.
Times Up New York
Watch how an environmental action group transforms the biking culture in New York City. For more than 20 years, TIME'S UP! has committed to improving the environment by empowering New Yorkers to become active participants in their communities.
Introduction to Globalized
Three different New York organizations redefine education by adapting their teaching to prepare their students to succeed in the new global economy.
Globalized Production Vlog #4
Skye and Doug take us to the backroom thru the secret door tha tleads to 826NYC.
Globalized Production Vlog #3
Doug and Skye give their elevator pitch on the 2nd visit to BIHS.
Globalized Production Vlog #2
Time UP! Bonus material.
Globalized Production Vlog #1
Day 1 wrap up of Brooklyn International High School.
Arts Innovation at Bronx Theatre High School
At the Bronx Theatre High School, drama is integrated throghout the school's curriculum.
Design Principles
Check out how High Tech Middle Media Arts (in San Diego, CA) is preparing their students for the real world by practicing Project Based Learning and applying the Four Design Principles.
Dual Language at PS 84 (Part 2 of 2)
Our second look at dual language schools, check out how PS 84 teachers are instructing their students to be bicultural, bilingual and biliterate.
Dual Language at PS 58 (Part 1 of 2)
Visit PS 58, the Carroll School in Brooklyn, NY and see how a French/English dual language program is preparing their students to become citizens of the world.
Freegans
Part vegan, part free. Freegans are educated professionals who are interested in wasting less, reusing more, and embracing the community. Join us on a Trash Tour and a visit to the Really Really Free market, and see why next time you will feel like an idiot paying for that bagel.
Building Through Documentary
Film producers of "Third Watch TX" believe that documentaries can be used to change local communities. In "Real Community is a Real Art" workshop, meet filmmakers, artists, architects and developers from Austin who share their ideas on community building.
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