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SCD Kaleidoscope

This channel contains video recordings of presentations at the SCD Kaleidoscope conference organised by Susi Mayr, Pia Walker, Jerry Reinstein, and Jeff Robertson in Thoiry, France, on 3–5 July, 2009. In many ways this event represented a milestone on the way towards better international representation in SCD and has, sadly, never been repeated or built upon. Many of the presentations given there, however, are still of considerable interest today. Anselm's blog article on the conference is here. There's also an irreverent and unabashedly tendentious expansion of Anselm's contribution to the panel discussion on “The Future of SCD”. The videos of the presentations shown here were graciously made available by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Alex Gray: RSCDS Chairman's Presentation

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Panel Discussion: The Future of SCD – Can We Get There from Here?

    On the panel were Irene Paterson, David Hall, Anselm Lingnau, and Andrew Timmins, with Jerry Reinstein acting as moderator. Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Anselm Lingnau: SCD & the Internet

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Malcolm Brown: Computers & SCD

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Tess Parker-Edelmann: Teaching SCD to Children

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Susi Mayr: The Workshop Organiser's ABC

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Bruce Hamilton: The MC's Duties

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    SCD Kaleidoscope Ball

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Graham Donald: Teacher's Clinic

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    Armin Busse: Dealing with Difficult Classes

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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    David Hall: The Value of Technique

    Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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This channel contains video recordings of presentations at the SCD Kaleidoscope conference organised by Susi Mayr, Pia Walker, Jerry Reinstein, and Jeff Robertson in Thoiry, France, on 3–5 July, 2009. In many ways this event represented a milestone on the way towards better international representation in SCD and has, sadly, never been repeated or built upon. Many of the presentations given there, however, are still of considerable interest today. Anselm's blog article on the conference is here. There's also an irreverent and unabashedly tendentious expansion of Anselm's contribution to the panel discussion on “The Future of SCD”. The videos of the presentations shown here were graciously made available by Malcolm and Helen Brown.

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This channel contains video recordings of presentations at the SCD Kaleidoscope conference organised by Susi Mayr, Pia Walker, Jerry Reinstein, and Jeff Robertson in Thoiry, France, on 3–5 July, 2009. In many ways this event represented a milestone on the way towards better international...

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