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Key features of open video repositories are outlined, followed by brief description of specific sites relevant to the... see more
RSS is critical for systematic monitoring of new web content. Creation of RSS pages allows for exposition, arrangement,... see more
Please note it may take awhile for map to load. This New York Times interactive graph provides mapped visualizations of... see more
The Methodspace masthead states it is "home of the Research Methods community." Moreover, the site claims: "Methodspace... see more
According to the site's description, "Social Science Space brings social scientists together to explore, share and shape... see more
As stated on the website: The Social Progress Imperative’s mission is to improve the quality of lives of people around... see more
A companion to Landscapes of Capital by Goldman and Papson, this site is an archive of the TV ads referenced in the book.... see more
Explore this rich-media digital story about vertical living created by The National Film Board of Canada and The New York... see more
An interactive graphic that describes the extent of income inequality in the U.S., how it got so unequal, and offers... see more
The New York Times provides an excellent visualization of the distribution of officially-defined poverty in the U.S. The... see more
WinC is a student-led discussion that challenges those of different races and genders to dissect their preconceived... see more
Consider the global supply and production chain involved in making a simple clothing article, such as a T-shirt. NPR's... see more
Creative Time Reports has started an ongoing participatory documentary focusing on those residents of the north Atlantic... see more
Quoting from the website: How often does a great story dominate the headlines, only to be dropped from the news cycle?... see more
Delve into our Timeline of Bad Habits to discover how habits have shifted over time. Then join the debate on OpenLearn.... see more
This American Life is a weekly public radio show broadcast on more than 500 stations to about 1.8 million listeners. It... see more
Brought to you by Pharrell Williams, i am OTHER is a new channel and cultural movement dedicated to Thinkers, Innovators... see more
Headquartered in San Francisco, California, The Heroic Imagination Project was founded by Dr. Philip Zimbardo, Professor... see more
The Great Divide is a GlobalPost collection of stories, graphics and videos that explores the nature, causes, and... see more
"America the Gutted" focuses on the corporate relocation of decent jobs to various places in Asia, and the subsequent... see more
STEPS has created a multimedia initiative to re-ignite interest in the problem of global poverty. Why Poverty? features 8... see more
The Meth Project Foundation was established in 2005 in response to the growing meth epidemic in the U.S. The Meth Project... see more
A blog by some members of the Montclair State Sociology Department -- what we've been thinking, reading, seeing, or... see more
SociologySounds is a site to make it easy for teachers to find and share great music for their classes. Pairing a great... see more