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01:16:17 McGraw Workshop September 7, 2020: Learning from… McGraw Workshop September 7, 2020: Learning from Virtual Teaching: Strategies for Making the Most of Instruction	McGraw Workshop September 7, 2020: Learning from Virtual Teaching: Strategies for Making the Most of Instruction Learning from instruction virtually through a screen poses challenges for our attention and engagement. Doing assignments and studying remotely can be harder without the structure of a normal campus,… undergraduate learning program workshop remote learning things class thing attention lecture lot week minutes notes motivation bit question princeton reading ways questions reasons task lectures environment From Nic Voge 0 likes 23 plays Date September 7th, 2020 Speaker Nic Voge Department McGraw Center for Teaching & Learning Location Zoom Room
21:14 EE Open House - Trimmed for Princeton Preview EE Open House - Trimmed for Princeton Preview	EE Open House - Trimmed for Princeton Preview An introduction to Princeton's Department of Electrical Engineering. Hosts: Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies James Sturm; Undergraduate Administrator Jean Bausmith; Joe Zhang,… electrical engineering engineering undergraduates undergraduate concentrations open house things department lot courses computer students faculty kind bit professor classes professors thing point grid questions princeton thesis couple From Scott Lyon 0 likes 32 plays Date April 9th, 2020 Speaker Professor James Sturm, Joe Zhang, Trisha Madhavan, Jean Bausmith Department Electrical Engineering
03:06 HIS 407 - Commons, Enclosures and Colonization… HIS 407 - Commons, Enclosures and Colonization in the Early Modern Atlantic	HIS 407 - Commons, Enclosures and Colonization in the Early Modern Atlantic history courses undergraduate captions_01_13_2021 folks lands wastes france america commons resources access market imagination curiosity standards requirements listening week reading seminar liability benefit From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 136 plays
03:41 HIS 375 - US Intellectual History: Development of… HIS 375 - US Intellectual History: Development of American Thought	HIS 375 - US Intellectual History: Development of American Thought history courses undergraduate captions_01_13_2021 ideas jefferson week culture politics nation property liberty declaration movements renaissance harlem transcendentalism moments philosophy intellectuals americans truth churches From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 206 plays
03:54 HIS 350 - History of International Order HIS 350 - History of International Order	HIS 350 - History of International Order history courses undergraduate captions_01_13_2021 class nations cooperation projects questions ways governance visions stories culture force morality paola clash efficacy significance statesmen scholars citizenship From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 254 plays
01:18:16 WWS Hosting Weekend for Prospective Students -… WWS Hosting Weekend for Prospective Students - Alumni Panel	WWS Hosting Weekend for Prospective Students - Alumni Panel WWS Hosting Weekend for Prospective Students - Alumni Panel Princeton University April 09, 2017 wws woodrow wilson school alumni prospective students undergraduate phd masters From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 92 plays
04:04 HIS 372 Revolutionary America HIS 372 Revolutionary America	HIS 372 Revolutionary America history undergraduate courses us history From Department of History Department 0 likes 234 plays
02:55 HIS 324 Early Modern China HIS 324 Early Modern China	HIS 324 Early Modern China his324 east asia eas history undergraduate courses From Department of History Department 0 likes 246 plays
04:37 HIS 372 Revolutionary America HIS 372 Revolutionary America	HIS 372 Revolutionary America This is a course for students interested in understanding the causes, consequences, and meaning of American independence. For a class treating a relatively short period of time… history undergraduate courses From Department of History Department 0 likes 88 plays
08:15 Why Classics? Why Classics?	Why Classics? Classics alumni tell us why they chose to study The Classics, during interviews with department representative Brooke Holmes. undergraduate classics princeton careers humanities choosing a major value of degree From idonna Sanclemente 0 likes 2,866 plays Date December 31st, 2013 Speaker Various classics alumni Department Classics Location 161 East Pyne, Princeton, NJ
05:02 Why History? Why History?	Why History? Why choose history as your concentration. history major concentration princeton undergraduate archived_to_s3 From Department of History Department 0 likes 3,829 plays