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Below you will find my students' video essays from Composition II at Dakota State University. I invite you to watch the videos that sound interesting and to comment on the ones you especially enjoy. You can use the search tool, you can see which are most popular by checking "Popular Posts," and you can click on the tags below each posting to see what similar posts there are to ones you like. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label military. Show all posts
Showing posts with label military. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2016

The historical accuracy of Battlefield 1, by Tyler Versluys

In this video it talks about the historical accuracies. It shows some examples, along with some in-game footage.

Sunday, December 20, 2015

Origins of the Attack on Pearl Harbor by Nathan Sundberg

Many know that the United States entered World War 2 immediately after Imperial Japan brutally attacked Pearl Harbor, but why exactly did they attack us in the first place? What pushed them to pick a fight with a dominant, neutral global superpower?




Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Computer Science Integrating Technology for Disabled People By Collin Rofshus

New computer science research has been found to give back paraplegics and disabled people some functions of life back.

Child Soldiers, By Ashton Secker

The use of child soldiers is disgusting and inhuman, someone has to put a stop to it.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

English Soldier Story, by Daniel Schneider

Do you know how much video game help our military. See how some of the games you play today, actually help train our soldiers on the field of duty