Videos
Learn the foundations and definitions for some of the industry's most used buzzwords like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning and what they actually refer to.
In this video you will be introduced to Java decision structures. It covers Boolean expressions using conditional operators and logical operators, and if, if/else, and if/elseif statements.
Building complex, production-ready AI agents, especially multi-modal or multi-agent systems, can be challenging. Introducing the Agent Development Kit (ADK), a new open-source project from Google designed to simplify this process based on Google's internal experience. ADK provides a powerful, open foundation (model-agnostic, deployment-agnostic, interoperable) that makes agent development feel like software development, complete with native multi-modal streaming and easy local debugging via a built-in UI.
Watch Product Manager Anand Iyer, Tech Lead Bo Yang, and Developer Advocate, Ivan Nardini introduce ADK and demo building a multi-agent, multi-modal travel planner quickly using the SDK. Learn about the core design principles and see how you can get started building your own sophisticated AI agents today.
Machine Learning for Web Developers (Web ML)
Welcome to a brand new course by Google's Web ML Lead, Jason Mayes, that teaches you everything you need to know about machine learning in JavaScript! This course is aimed at folk from creative or web dev backgrounds, or anyone who knows JavaScript who is keen to get productive using Machine Learning in their next project or idea. Learn what the course is all about and get a glimpse of how people just like you are using the skills that you will learn such as using Google's open source TensorFlow.js library to make next generation web apps that give you superpowers by today's standards.
I’m joined by Ras Mic to explain Model Context Protocol (MCP). Mic breaks down how MCPs essentially standardize how LLMs connect with external tools and services. While LLMs alone can only predict text, connecting them to tools makes them more capable, but this integration has been cumbersome. MCPs create a unified layer that translates between LLMs and services, making it easier to build more powerful AI assistants.
AI Venture Capitalist: These Tech Predictions Will Change Everything by 2030 w/ Vinod Khosla
Hear from Rob Kochman (Google Chrome), and Rafael Cintron (Microsoft), with regards how advanced web technologies like WebAssembly and WebGPU have recently brought real AI capabilities to the browser. The proposed Web Neural Network (WebNN) API aims to build on that momentum, enabling AI workloads to run faster and more efficiently on a variety of devices, including devices with AI accelerator hardware (NPUs), all based on web standards. This session will start with a brief overview of WebNN, then describe recent developments, including API shape, device support, framework support, and browser implementations. We’ll also describe the plan forward, as we work to get feedback from the community.
Google Gemini 2.5 Pro full review and testing. The best AI model so far.
Join Joshua Lochner from HuggingFace to learn about Transformers.js, an exciting new JavaScript library that empowers developers to build never-before-seen web applications. It is designed to be functionally equivalent to Hugging Face's Python transformers library and supports over 120 architectures across a diverse set of tasks and modalities. Users can choose from over 1,000 pretrained models or convert their own to run locally in the browser, offering privacy-preserving, low-latency, and scalable machine learning. The latest addition of WebGPU support enables highly-performant execution of models by utilizing modern GPU capabilities directly in the browser.
Get an overview for the state of Web AI in 2024 (performing AI on the client side in JavaScript via the browser) and why the Web AI Summit was created. See what's possible with machine learning on-device with Jason Mayes, Google's Web AI lead, as well as where it is heading, to get the 101 before you watch the other talks in this series. Jason is also joined by Jim Bankoski, VP of Chrome who also covers why Web AI is important at Google. This talk is suitable for everyone and covers subject areas such as generative AI, LLMs, diffusion models, WebGPU, WebAssembly, and emerging APIs like WebNN along with examples from industry that are already using Web AI today to get your creative mind flowing.
Prototype ideas faster and save time going into production by using pre-trained models. These machine learning models have already been trained by someone else and for some cases are ready to be used for production. From object detection to sound recognition or pose estimation and body segmentation – you can do advanced things easily with TensorFlow.js pre-made models.
An excerpt from the never-released Juice Weasels Rough Cuts Bluray disc. I did all of the camera work and post-production.
As a LAN manager it is important for you to understand the difference between collision domains and broadcast domains. This video will explain and show the difference between the two.
This is an interview I did with Vallerie Mitchell of Comcast Local Edition discussing the formation of the MSJC Business & Technology center, the original BTTC Website and billboard in 2006.
Watch this video to learn how to use the hilite.me website to convert your source code into HTML format for posting your assignments into Canvas.
This video is an introduction to the CSIS 113B Java Programming Level 1 course. It provides a brief overview of the course content, the navigation systems, and the Syllabus.
This video demonstrates how to use the route command to configure static network routes.
This is a video I put together specifically for the grand opening of the MSJC Business and Technology Center. It contains many of the best photos I've taken of the new building.
These baby hawks fell from their nest and were then rescued by Karen. After a couple of days of feeding and caring for them, Karen located a local bird sanctuary where we could take them for proper care and rehabilitation.
Two love birds enjoying the song "Ain't That A Kick in the Head" sung by Tom Bennett
This video demonstrates how to create a C# console application in Visual Studio.
View this video to learn about Web browser basics.
In this video you will learn about how computers process Java byte code and the basics of writing your own Java source code.
CSIS 202 Chapter 1 lecture.
This video documents the making of the Juice Weasels' I want to Kill You video.
This video will introduce you to basic computer network terminology and technologies including what is hypertext.
This video will introduce you to basic computer network terminology and technologies including what is hypertext.
A video of Lionel photos with a catchy sound track.
This is a video I did for a class I was taking at Cal State San Bernardino. Later it was used for display in one of the classrooms during the Grand Opening ceremony for the MSJC Business and Technology Center.
This video explains the client/server relationship between a Web browser and a Web server and how HTTP is used to send packets of information between the two.
Tumblr founder David Karp and Xbox program manager Jasmine Lawrence give a detailed description of how the Internet works using HTTP and HTML.
AI is advancing faster than anyone predicted—and it’s already reshaping industries around the world. But what does that mean for education?
In this livestream, ?@veritasium?'s Derek Muller explores how AI might change how we teach and learn, drawing on insights from past tech shifts and core principles of cognitive science. While AI presents exciting opportunities, it also introduces real risks—especially when it comes to how our brains build knowledge and expertise.
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation about the future of education in an AI-powered world.
This is what happens when a bunch geeks get together with a bunch of musicians to make a music video. My brother Tom is the lead singer. Ross Renner, on bass, is the animation genius.
View this video to learn more about how email works and how to use Gmail.
This video demonstration will help you to complete the Guided Practice 1 assignment.
CSIS 202 Chapter 2 lecture.
A baby chicken hacthing from its egg.
Since my original My World video became much too long and too large of a file to deal with in editing, I cut it down to several smaller vignettes. This video is the second of the four-part series.
This video explains the client/server relationship between a Web browser and a Web server and how HTTP is used to send packets of information between the two.
This video demonstrates how to convert decimal values into binary values.
A quikie of a bee in a flower.
View this video lecture to learn about Internet search engines.
View this video to learn Java programming basics like literal values, variables, data types, the Scanner class, and operators.
CSIS 202 Chapter 3 lecture.
This video essay contains many of my best photographs of the beauties of nature that I have been exposed to over the course of the last twenty years.
This video introduces the viewer to the simplicity of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
This video demonstrates how easy it is to get started coding with HTML.
As an amateur photographer I have taken literally thousands of photographs throughout my life. This video is a photo essay of my best sky images taken over the course of the last six years.
Watch this video for the steps you need when deciding whether or not the information on a website is credible or valid.
Created by Stephanie Stephens
Originally this was shot with a super-8mm Sears movie Camera. I transferred the original digitally to edit and add music to it. The footage is of my father, after the 1968 Western Days parade, shaving off a beard he grew for the scroungiest beard contest.
This videos teaches the spelling and meaning of the word concatenate.
In this video you will be learning about information resources on the Web.
In this video you will learn how to import the Java Scanner class and use it to take keyboard input from a user. In addition you will learn how to assign inputted values to two separate variables, sum the two values, and how to concatenate them into string output.
This video will help you to complete the Review Assignment 1 in the CSIS 115A Web Development Level 1class.
CSIS 202 Chapter 4 lecture.
A leaf that appears to be floating in mid-air.
In this video you will learn about user generated content on the internet.
In this video you will learn how to get the number of pennies one has from user input, calculate the total amount as dollars and cents and concatenate the output to the console.
In this video you will learn how to complete Reviews Assignment 2 in CSIS 115A.
CSIS 202 Chapter 5 lecture.
This video explains the difference between the decimal and binary numbering systems.
My father passed away December 22, 1996. I created this video for his memorial service.
In this installment of Download: The True History of the Internet, you're introduced to the explosion of human communication enable by Web 2.0 technologies. The Web evolves so fast, that this video may seem a little dated, it still offers a lot of introspection and history of modern human communication systems on the Web.
In this video you will be learning about computer networks, the Internet, The domain name system, IP addresses, and the history of the Internet.
In this video you will learn how to complete Review assignment 3 in the CSIS 115A class.
CSIS 202 Chapter 6 lecture.
This video explains how subnet masks are used by data communication devices to determine the network and host values embedded in the IP address.
My son Rob and I were asked by our friend and client Ken to participate in the making of his 30 second cable commercial.
Recorded in November of 2011 with post-production completed by Bennett Media in the spring of 2012.
The co-founder of the Internet (!) Vint Cerf and software engineer Paola Mejia take us through the ins and outs of how networks talk to each other and what makes the Internet tick.
Spotify engineer Lynn Root and Vint Cerf, Father of the Internet, explain what keeps the Internet running and how information is broken down into packets.
This educational video introduces how the physical infrastructure of the Internet moves information.
In this video lecture you will be learning about Internet security. Including physical and logical security, secrecy, integrity, and necessity attacks and their associated counter measures.
In this video you will be learning about about the Boolean type, relational operators, primitive relations, using if statements to make decisions, using if/else, if/elseif, nested if's, selecting on of several choices, short circuit evaluation, ladder style if's and the phantom semicolon.
This video is an introduction to decision structures. It covers Boolean expressions using conditional operators and logical operators, and if, if/else, and if/else if statements.
View this video to help you complete Review Assignment 4.
CSIS 202 Chapter 7 lecture.
Google Security Princess Parisa Tabriz and Jenny Martin from Symantec introduce the most common types of cybercrime including viruses, malware, DDOS attacks and phishing scams.
Mia Epner, who works on security for a US national intelligence agency, explains how cryptography allows for the secure transfer of data online. This educational video explains 256 bit encryption, public and private keys, SSL & TLS and HTTPS.
In this video lecture you will be learning about wireless networks, including WLANs (including mesh WiFi), WPANs (Bluetooth), & WWANs.
CSIS 103 Module 8 Lecture
This video covers Boolean expressions and demonstrates how to use them as conditions to be evaluated in if and else if clauses.
CSIS 202 Chapter 8 lecture.
On Wednesday, July 30th, 2014 the finals for the Riverside Sings competition were held at Fairmont Park and after the dust had cleared my brother Tom emerged the winner. This is the video of his song shot from my handheld Canon HD video camera.
What is the difference between a wireless access point and a Wi-Fi router? A Wi-Fi router is what allows multiple wired and wireless devices to join together in a local area network. A wireless access point relays data between a wired network and wireless devices.
View this video to learn about eCommerce.
This video lecture covers the Java Conditional operator and Switch blocks for making decisions.
CSIS 202 Chapter 9 lecture.
This is one of the early videos I worked on with the Juice Weasels.
This is a video presentation that I did with fellow MSIDT student Lisa Fan during the completion of our Masters degree in Instructional Design and Technology at Ca State Fullerton.
In this installation of the True Story of the Internet the dot com boom and bust (Black Friday - April 14, 2000) is covered.
View this video to learn about the many facets of data. Data science is a fast growing field and the more you understand about data the better prepared you will be to work in this exciting field.
In this guided practice demonstration you will learn how to do ladder-style if-else if statements and how to implement multiple conditions in a single if clause.
We asked some friends to tell us how they pronounce "data". We found it to be a pretty even split with some interesting reasons for their preferred pronunciation. Join the Data vs Data debate at our Facebook Poll: https://hubs.ly/H0fcQnK0
This video explains how subnet masks are used by data communication devices to determine the network and host values embedded in the IP address.
Lovely Rita was the Juice Weasels first concerted effort at a music video. This behind-the-scenes video documents the fun and frivolity which took place during the video recording sessions.
In this video, which was recorded from a previous lecture, you will learn how to use visual studio to create your first C# Console application.
This video introduces you to Java Repetition structures and focuses on the for loop.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This lecture comes from the book Applied Data Communications (4th Ed.) by James Goldman & Phillip Rawles. ISBN0-471-34640-3.
This video was edited together from several band practices I shot with my first HD camcorder. That's my son Rob playing the lead on guitar and my brother Tom doing lead vocals.
This is part 1 of 11 of my Network Management lecture for the Introduction to Networking and Data Communications course that I taught.
This is a 1975 super 8mm film that I wrote, directed, and edited for Miller/Davidson's history class at Poly High. The filmed starred Ann Yeager, Becky Bell, Kelly Raftery, and myself, with cameos from my brothers Tom and Rick, Dave Spezia and his brother Mike, Casey Raftery, Trish Raftery, Paul Moss, and Dave Alexander. The structure is loosely based on Blazing Saddles and Mel Brook's campy style of film-making. Bill Slazo and Wally Londo's House of Inventions gets it name from the George Carlin album, an Evening with Bill Slazo and Wally Londo.
In this video you will learn to use the switch statement for making decisions in your Java programs.
This video demonstrates how to use Adobe Smart Objects for Web production.
In this video you will be learning how to use the Java switch statement and how to complete Guided Practice 4.
In this video you will learn how to use a for loop and a nested for loop.
In this video you will be introduced to controlling program flow by iteration using the Java for loop.
In this video you will be learning about implementing random numbers, while loops, and jumps using the Java programming language.
This video is a lecture I used in my Introduction to Networking and Data Communications class at MSJC which introduces students to the basic concepts of local area networking.
In this video you will learn how to write a Java program that generates random numbers within a specified range.
In this video you will learn how to write a Java program which allows users to play a guessing game where they guess a randomly generated number and counts how many attempts it takes them to guess the correct number.
In this video you will learn how to create and use methods using the Java programming language.
In 1976 several Riverside Polytechnic High classmates from Miller & Davidson's history class got together one weekend on the beach off 10th st. in Newport California, to record (on super 8mm film) a script written by Bill Bennett who also directed and edited the film. What you see here is the results of that effort, a campy spoof on techniques used by a quasi-Gestalt psychologist known as "Fritz" shown in several films that semester in Miller/Davidson's class. The video stars Tobin Hood, Don Slaughter, Dave Brewster, Bill Tuxhorn, Chrissy Williams, Dave Spezia, and Marty Van Housen. Cameo appearances by Brent Moss, Patti Munaretto, and Sandy Grisham.
In this video you will learn how to create a simple method using the Java programming language.
This is a digital transfer from super 8mm film shot by my dad in 1966. That's me in the Batman costume and brother Tom as Robin. My mom had hand sewn both costumes and my dad did the mock-up of the Bat mobile which we rode down Mission Blvd. during the Western Days parade that year.
In this video you will learn how to create value producing methods using the Java programming language.
From 1983 until 2003, my brother and I owned and ran a chain of video stores known as Video Place. This is my homage to that business and the good ole days of VHS video :-)
In this video you will learn how to implement parameters in your custom methods using the Java programming language.
View this video to learn about Arrays, how to create them, pass them ass parameters and use them in your Java programs.
Mr. Phil is one of Bennett Ranch's Grand Champion stallions, a consistent high-point winner in Color classes.
Watch this video to learn how to complete the CSIS 113B Guided Practice 8A assignment.
Here are some photos of our cat Eddie set to the music of Tom Jones' What's New Pussycat?
Watch this video to learn how to complete CSIS 113B Guided Practice 8B.
This is a photo pictorial I put together of one of our four cats, Lacy.
In tis video you will be learning how to crate basic GUI apps in Java using the Swing and AWT classes. Includes adding content panes, JLabel components, layouts, fonts, and adding background and foreground color.
Patches, along with her brother Frankie, were found in a shed in our backyard, born from a feral mother. My wife, Karen, bottle fed them goats' milk until they could eat solid food.
In this video demonstration you will be learning how to complete Guided Practice 9A.
Frankie is our favorite lap cat. He is just one big squishy fur ball.
In this video demonstration you will be learning how to complete Guided Practice 9B.
This video I shot and edited as an advertising video in order to let potential buyers view Noche's smooth gate online. The video was first recorded using a VHS Handycam and then transfered to digital using one of my first digital editing systems.
In this video demonstration you will be learning how to complete Guided Practice 9C.
In this video you will learn how to use the JButton class, the JTextField class and how to implement the event interfaces for the ActionEvent, Mouse Listener, and Mouse MotionListener interfaces.
In this video you will learn how to complete guided practice 10A which implements an ActionListener interface with JButttons.
This is a promo video for one of the many fillies born on Bennett Ranch
In this video you will learn how to complete Guided Practice 10B by arranging JFrame components into JPanels.
In this video you will learn how to complete Guided Practice 10C using JCheckBoxes.
A short video of one our horse trainers riding a Peruvian Paso Fino horse, Diego, who was a resident of Bennett Ranch.
A promo video for Majestic Testa Rosa oneof the many foals born at Bennett Ranch.
In this video you will be learning about how to create and implement custom classes in your Java projects. This also includes a discussion about object arrays.
A promo video for TJ who was sired by Grand Champion Taxi and foaled at Bennett Ranch.
In this video you will be learning how to complete Guided Practice 11A which demonstrates how to create a custom Rectangle class and how to implement it in a separate MyShapes class.
A promo video for Bennett's Pretty in Paisley, also foaled at Bennett Ranch.
In this video you will be learning how to complete Guide Practice 11B which includes a demonstration of creating default and working constructors in your custom classes.
In this video you will be learning how to complete Guided Practice 11 C which includes a demonstration of how to create and use object arrays.
One of Bennett Ranch's brooding mares, Dottie, has her teeth worked on by a local miniature horse dentist.
Promo for Bennett's Reina Rojo. She has since gone on to win several National Grand Championships.
Emus are very interesting creatures. J. R. was raised from a hatchling and still patroling the upper paddock of Bennett Ranch.
Joe is a feisty stallion born at Bennett Ranch. He can be too cool for his own good at times.
One of Bennett Ranch's foaling mares, Gracie, birthing a new stallion we named Bennett's Black Pearl.
A lecture by cognitive load theorist John Sweller on extraneous cognitive load and its effects on learning.
This is a thought provoking video that asks the question do we run the machines are do the machines run us.
A vision of the future of computing devices offered by Corning. Notice how no one has to login to a device or database and how everything works flawlessly.