5. Review a TED video of your choice (not Ken Robinson), and include aminimum of 20 SAT words within your writing. Underline them in bold. If you want to use more without sounding ridiculous, you are welcome to try. Select them carefully before you write. | Required |
Even at this moment prodigious technologies are found all over the world. However crucial knowledge engendered were usually not tangible to the general population.
“unfortunate situation where a tiny, tiny fraction of the world can actually participate in this exploration or can benefit from that technology.”
It would just squander between the very astute minorities, due to the reticent environment between the common public and the highly professionals. Though due to the pivotal advancement of communication nowadays such as YouTube, TED, and other ubiquitous means of information, the immense technologies atrophied may now become exhaustive coalescing with the whole world with ease.
“ make the technology accessible to a much wider percentage of the population.”
The video shows a exemplary application the application of the phenomenon. The guy in the video, Johnny Lee, working diligently with fanatic devotion found a very eccentric usage of the wii remote. He tweaked the remote and created elaborate programs to use the remote to simulate an interactive whiteboard, and 3D TV. Due to his innovative work, now companies and schools don’t have to buy expensive equipment but use scanty materials to do the job. We owe large part of this to YouTube for expediting the spread of ideas and knowledge throughout the world. Now being esoteric is the thing of the past.
"hope online video distribution to be embraced by the research community"
The video shows a exemplary application the application of the phenomenon. The guy in the video, Johnny Lee, working diligently with fanatic devotion found a very eccentric usage of the wii remote. He tweaked the remote and created elaborate programs to use the remote to simulate an interactive whiteboard, and 3D TV. Due to his innovative work, now companies and schools don’t have to buy expensive equipment but use scanty materials to do the job. We owe large part of this to YouTube for expediting the spread of ideas and knowledge throughout the world. Now being esoteric is the thing of the past.
"hope online video distribution to be embraced by the research community"
Not bad, but not as good as it would be if you'd written it like a true essay that was long enough to house the words. I think you'd agree this is like an overdecorated Christmas tree with sagging branches. :) But it's acceptable. Not sure it makes much sense though.
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