Overview
Below is a list of free YouTube documentaries. Feel free to choose any of the three of them to watch -- or you can find another documentary that connects with this class. WATCH IT --- and then address the following in your post for this week:
- Sustainability Documentary
- Rethinking The World's Waste: Circular Economy | Climate For Change: Closing The Loop | Ep 1/2
- 2050 - A Documentary
- Climate change – living on the water | DW Documentary
- The Cost Of Climate Change Wrecking Your City | VICE on HBO - AND -How Humans Are Changing the Oceans | Planet A
- Fleeing climate change — the real environmental disaster | DW Documentary
- Toxic chemicals - A menace to bees and farmland | DW Documentary
- Keep the Hives Alive (Full Documentary) - AND - Nicotine Bees (2010)
- The great death of insects | DW Documentary
- Guardians of the Amazon (Full Documentary)
- Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification
- Water Crisis: A Global Problem That's Getting Worse | Planet A
- The End of Oil National Geographic Documentary 2020 HD
The purpose is to expose people to a broader range of information that is available and apply our course content to real world issues! After watching the videos address the following in your post:
[1] Intro: Why did you choose this documentary? Introduce the title, topic, and author(s).
[2] Summary: Write a short 2-3 paragraph summary of the main points in your documentary. Be sure to discuss how they connect to the topics we have covered in this class.
[3] Highlight Five Key Pieces of Information: What were 5 specific things that you took away from it? (Be very detailed)
[4] Critique: Did you like the documentary and recommend it? Was there anything you especially connected with? Did you think it was effective (why or why not)? What did you learn from it? Would you have done anything differently?
[5] Conclusion: What was the basic message behind it? Did it inspire you to change anything? What are some final thoughts you want to share with the class?
Remember to use APA format if you look up any facts or data and use them in your discussion -- make sure you include a link and citation for the information.