1. Purdue University Physics Seminars

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   19 Apr 2012 | Series | Contributor(s): Joseph M. Cychosz

   A collection of seminars present in either Purdue University Department of Physics' General Colloquia or Condensed Matter Seminar Series.

2. PfFP Lecture 18: Waves, Earthquakes, and Music II

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3. PfFP Lecture 22: Light III

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4. Crystal Viewer Tool Video Demonstration

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   14 Dec 2010 | Animations | Contributor(s): Saumitra Raj Mehrotra, Lynn Zentner, Joseph M. Cychosz

   This video shows the use of the Crystal Viewer Tool to visualize several material/crystal systems. The examples demonstrated will provide a first-time user with a basic understanding of how the tool works.

5. Introductory Seminars on What is Nanotechnology?

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   A collection of presentations which answer an aspect of the question "What is nano?"

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1. How to Create Online Presentations using Powerpoint

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   Using Powerpoint to Create Online Presentations The easiest way to create a narrated presentation for publication on nanoHUB is to use Powerpoint. The Record Slide Show (found under menu Slide Show) is used. You should use either a lapel microphone or a headset microphone. See more on …

2. How to Add nanoHUB Content to iTunes U

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   How to Add nanoHUB Content to iTunes U Table of Contents How to Determine the Feed URL for a Course on nanoHUB 2 How to Add nanoHUB Content to iTunes U 2 How to Publish a Collection that was Added into iTunes U 2 How to Configure a Collection 3 How to Relate Collections & Set the Media Format …

3. How to Translate Closed Captions for nanoHUB Videos on YouTube

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   First, follow the steps to turn on closed captions for nanoHUB videos on YouTube: Turn on closed captioning for nanoHUB videos on YouTube Scroll over the “CC” icon and click on “Translate Captions”. Choose your language of interest from the scroll-down menu and click …

4. How to Turn on Closed Captioning for nanoHUB Videos on YouTube

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   First, access the nanoHUB.org channel on YouTube: nanoHUBtechtalks on YouTube Select a video of interest. In this example, we simply clicked on the video currently featured on the main page, “Energy Innovations in the 21st Century”. In the menu bar at the bottom of the video, …

5. How to turn on Closed Captioning for nanoHUB videos on YouTube

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   General Instructions First, access the nanoHUB.org channel on YouTube: nanoHUBtechtalks on YouTube Select a video of interest. In the same bar as the play button, click on the “CC” icon; it will become red. Scroll over the CC icon and click on “Transcribe Audio”. A …

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