Quiz for Climate Change Evidence Video part of Videos:Activities
This is a one-page quiz composed of 5 multiple-choice questions and one short-answer question.

Sed/Strat Field Trip - Red Wing, MN part of Sedimentary Geology:Activities
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Show caption HideShort (approximately 3 minute) video highlighting the field stops, activities, and ...

Geoscience Education Video Resources part of Videos
Interested in learning how to make a video of your own? How-to Videos » The following resources were collected, in part, during the Spring 2014 virtual workshop on Designing and Using Video in Undergraduate ...

Geological Mapping of a Virtual Landscape part of Cutting Edge:Enhance Your Teaching:Teaching with Online Field Experiences:Activities
This virtual mapping exercise is part video game, part map prediction and interpretation. You will navigate a virtual landscape to "collect" outcrops and their field notes, recording your observations on ...

Scott Brande: Making a Video part of Videos:Video Gallery
This video is not meant for use in class - it is a resource to help other faculty start making videos of their own.

Quiz for Earthquake Hazards I: Ground Failure Video part of Videos:Activities
This is a pdf of a quiz composed of six multiple choice questions about earthquake hazards

Contribute to the Video Catalog part of Videos
From the information you provide below, we will create an "index card" for your recommended video. These cards are collected in the Video Catalog , where they can be sorted by subject and duration.If you ...

Tidepooling Field trip (online) part of Cutting Edge:Enhance Your Teaching:Teaching with Online Field Experiences:Activities
Tidepooling Field Trip online (developed for remote learning during COVID-19 pandemic); students will watch video and review photos to simulate a field experience as they explore Pillar Point tidepools (as they ...

Glacial Landforms part of Videos:Video Gallery
In this video we review the principal landforms created by glacial erosion (cirques, arêtes, striations, U-shaped valleys, fjords) and deposition (till, moraine, drumlins, eskers, kettle lakes, outwash plain, erratics). We discuss how a pair of glacial erosion processes - plucking, abrasion - work to break down rocks and modify the landscape. We compare and contrast glacial deposits made up of an unsorted mix of clay, sand and boulders and those that have been generated by running water. Finally, we start and finish the video by trying to figure out how a giant boulder ended up jammed in among the trees in Yellowstone National Park. The video ends with a short review quiz that asks you to identify four images of different landforms.

Engebretson Collection of Geoscience Audio Visualizations part of Visualization
Geophysicist Dave Engebretson of Western Washington University has developed a collection of audio visualizations of geoscience data for use in the classroom. Below are a few examples from the collection. For ...