Last year, Duke Environmental Alliance commissioned me to make an instructional video about the Eco-Olympics, a dorm vs dorm waste, water, and energy reduction competition held at Duke each year. The goals of the project are explained in the first segment of the video, so I won’t elaborate on them here. But I will say that we decided to make the film in such a way that it would be helpful to those on other campuses. Originally, we had planned to distribute it on DVD, but with the advent of YouTube, have decided to distribute it for free online.

The film is not quite finished (goal is end of this month) but I did present a sample of completed segments at Greening of the Campus in September and at Smart & Sustainable Campuses in March. Since then, I’ve received a number of requests for links to the completed segments, even though the whole film is not yet available. Naturally, as an author on the project, I want to hold on to it until it is finished. But due to popular demand, I’ve decided to post a few of the segments for all to see and in advance of its completion:

• Introduction
• Eco-Triva Night
• Best MotivatorAward

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