Join Professor John Macionis for an exploration of AI's potential impacts through a sociological lens. He draws on insights from tech leaders to analyze AI's implications for humanity's future.
Learn how sociological maps can enhance sociology education by revealing geographic patterns in race, class, gender, and politics from John Macionis, celebrated author and professor.
Dive into data from the 2024 presidential election with sociology professor John Macionis. Discover how different categories of the population voted and what impact this had on the election results.
Learn how the role of family has changed in the US since the silent generation. Author and Professor John Macionis identifies significant family trends and how they’ve shaped American society.
Discover two rare Manet landscapes painted during the 1870 Siege of Paris. Listen closely as art historian Henry Sayre explains how war and harsh conditions shaped these unique works.
Explore early computer art from 1965-1975. See how artists used primitive computers to create diverse abstract works, pioneering AI-assisted creativity and paving the way for modern digital art.
Get tips to enhance meeting efficiency and effectiveness in this webinar that focuses on setting agendas and managing interactions for both leaders and participants.
Discover strategies for teaching American politics in a polarized climate. Professor Nemacheck demonstrates how to create civil discourse in the classroom and manage heated exchanges.
Join political science author Dr. George Edwards for an in-depth discussion of the Electoral College, its potential to elect non-popular vote winners, and its impact on democratic principles.
Explore the concept of "Two Americas" with Professor John Macionis. He’ll examine racial and political divisions in the US and discuss increasing polarization and its impact on society.
Join Professor John Macionis for an eye-opening webinar on economic inequality in the U.S. Explore the latest data on income and wealth disparities, and preview upcoming topics.
Now, after the 2022 elections, this webinar will review the evidence and discuss why so few young people vote.
Join Dr. Steven Beebe as he offers ways of enhancing and assessing your instruction, whether in-person or online, applying skills and techniques to keep students engaged in the learning process.
Join Donna Butler as she shares Writing Solutions that enable students to acquire necessary skills and opportunities to write critically across many disciplines.
Join Dr. Terri Moore of Eastern Florida State College for an examination of best practices for using visual media to engage your students.
Join Professor Bill Brands of University of Texas at Austin as he explains the smooth transition of his history course to being fully online.