I'm excited to share here three wonderful "Science in Action" videos created by a group of teens who worked together at the California Academy of Sciences this summer.
The 10 high schoolers had just two weeks to learn about the Academy, choose and research a science topic, master camera, sound and video editing techniques, and then produce their videos. The results are well beyond what we expected: engaging, well-researched and professionally-produced.
It's exciting to see what young people can produce when given the right tools, guidance, and structure.
And now, the three "Science in Action Summer Institute" videos...
Unseasonal Migrations
The Deadly Dengue Virus
Fading Jewels of the Sea
