Viral videos to use in the classroom

[Radislav Millrood]

A Short Film About Famly Relationshps

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUSE_8aC_84

Very typical and thought provoking.

[Tassa]

Спасибо за видео материалы. А есть видео о движении на дороге? Транспорт? ( для 6-го класса )

спасибо.

[tam]

Совершенно новый сайт обнаружился в Брянске.  С его помощью можно проводить виртуальную экскурсию по городу, по области. Можно поговорить о потрясающих достопримечательностях. 

 

Приглашаю на экскурсию по Брянску.  http://skybryansk.ru/

[Алексей Конобеев]

Интересное видео о возможностях переводчика Гугл. Это видео можно использовать для обсуждения роли технологий и перспективах изучения иностранных языков. А после этого можно поэкспериментировать с переводчиком через смартфоны.

[Алексей Конобеев]

100 Years of Fashion: Men 

[Алексей Конобеев]

100 Years of Fashion: Men 

100 Years of Fashion: Women

 

100 Years of Fashion: Gals vs. Guys 

[Алексей Конобеев]

100 Years of Toys

[Алексей Конобеев]

100 Years of Beauty - Episode 8: Russia

[Алексей Конобеев]

To be or not to be... How should it be pronounced? Watch this video for different ways of proniouncing the starting line of the famous soliloquy.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x46uj30_david-tennant-company-a-line-of-hamlets_fun

 

 

The Royal Shakespeare Company's most recent Hamlet, Paapa Essiedu, started things off simply, saying, "To be or not to be, that is the question," with no particular emphasis.

But then Tim Minchin rushed the stage. Minchin is an Australian comedian who's best known either for appearing on Californication or writing Matilda the Musical, depending on your cultural interests. And he felt strongly that it should be, "To be or not to be."

Minchin was followed by famous Hamlets Benedict Cumberbatch ("To be or not to be") and David Tennant ("To be or not to be, that is the question"). Rory Kinnear, the award-winning stage actor best known for slumming it in the James Bond franchise, suggested "To be or not to be, that is the question." Harriet Walter ("To be or not to be"), who has been in just about everything but is probably best known in the US for playing Lady Shackleton on Downton Abbey, hasn’t played Hamlet … "yet," she added significantly.

Things took a turn toward the A-list with the arrival of Sir Ian McKellen ("To be or not to be, that is the question") and Dame Judi Dench ("To be or not to be"). But they were all upstaged by Prince Charles himself, who gave us the definitive line reading: "To be or not to be, that is the question."

http://www.vox.com/2016/4/26/11505036/hamlet-david-tennant-judi-dench-benedict-cumberbatch