Curriculum Library PLUS Guide 2015 - ClickView Australia by ClickView

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Curriculum Library

Catalogue

2015

National Geographic

Disney Educational Productions

Marcom Projects

Educational videos for Secondary Schools

Pumpkin Interactive

Contents 4

Arts

Psychology

Careers

Religion

Economics and Business

Science

English

139

Social Sciences

Geography

156

Study Skills

History

158

Teacher Professional Development

Mathematics

161

Technologies

Personal Dev. and Health

172

VET

Physical Education

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Dear Passionate Educators, We are pleased to present you with the Curriculum Library PLUS catalogue.

AR - Additional Resources

This catalogue details the 2,245 additional titles available when you upgrade from the Curriculum Library to the Curriculum Library PLUS.

Student activities and support notes to assist teachers

This new library covers even more curriculum outcomes to support the Australian Curriculum and gives your teachers a wider choice of educational resources to enhance their lesson plans.

Australian Curriculum Curriculum code as per ACARA

The Curriculum Library PLUS has been curated by our content team and produced by the world’s best educational providers such as National Geographic, Disney Educational Productions, Marcom Projects, Pumpkin Interactive and more.

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Distribution Access

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Disney Educational Productions

LIA

Liacos Educational Media

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MAR

Marcom Projects

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National Geographic

PUM

Pumpkin Interactive

Just like our Curriculum Library, the Curriculum Library PLUS includes regular DVD updates so your library continues to grow over time and evolve with your school’s teaching requirements. Many thanks, Evan Clark ClickView Founder and CEO

Curriculum Library PLUS

Extra videos available + 93

3,872 videos

Psychology

+ 38

Religion

+ 22

Economics and Business

+ 35

Science

+ 947

English

+ 75

Social Sciences

+ 199

Arts Careers

Catalogue Key

Geography

+ 361

Study Skills

+ 21

History

+ 141

Teacher Professional Dev.

+ 31

Mathematics

+ 81

Technologies

Personal Dev. and Health

+ 44

VET

Physical Education

+ 15

Total

ClickView Library

1,627 videos

+ 116 + 19 + 2,245

Some of our leading content providers

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Pumpkin Interactive

Disney Educational Productions 3

Marcom Projects

Liacos Educational Media

Arts ClickViewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s picks

Art in the Classroom

Art through Time Series

Drawing: Charcoal

Conflict and Resistance

Portraits

Creating art using charcoal is one of the most challenging mediums that students will learn. This program provides simple tips to help them master charcoal without creating a smudgy mess via exceptional demonstrations, spectacular close-up footage, and in-depth discussions.

Throughout history, groups and individuals have sought not only to maintain control over their own lives, but also to assert their power over others; through which visual art has played an important role. It has also served as a means for expressing personal views on politics, war, inequality, and the human condition.

Using interviews and examples, this program shows how throughout time, portraiture has played an important role in the way people have understood themselves and their relationships to others; serving a range of functions; from declaring power and status to making larger statements about society.

2001 | 24 min | USA | MP

2009 | 27 min | USA | AR | NG

2009 | 27 min | USA | AR | MP

Art through Time Series

Paradise Regained

Urban Art

The Urban Experience

Meet muralist Milton Reed, who got his start in the Chicago housing projects, bringing views of paradise to impoverished residents.

A story on graffiti art in Washington D.C. Graffiti artist Nick Posada and Govinda Gallery owner Chris Murray each speak about what graffiti has done for public art, as well as the community.

2008 | 3 min | USA | NG

2001 | 2 min | USA | NG

The creative visions of planners, painters, architects and sculptors have shaped the development of cities around the world. In turn, the urban experience has inspired art work depicting city life. With the New York City waterfalls, artist Olafur Eliasson offers his urban audience a new kind of experience with nature.

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Adele’s Wish

Discover the remarkable story of 84-year-old Maria Altmann’s struggle to recover five rare paintings that were stolen from her family by the Nazis in 1938. The artworks were painted by worldrenowned Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. The struggle quickly turned into a political, cultural and ethical confrontation.

2008 CAN

Explore the work of five modern-era artists whose innovative experimentations have changed the way we see art today. The program features Pablo Picasso and cubism, Andy Warhol and pop art, Salvador Dali and surrealism, Takashi Murakami and pop media, as well as Banksy and political graffiti.

2010 AUS

Advocates of Change Visionaries in the Art World

Art in the Classroom

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These terrific art programs will inspire students to maximise their creative ability in a wide variety of subject areas from ceramics to colour theory. The videos offer exceptional demonstrations and in-depth discussions with professional artists. This series includes the following titles: MP

2001 USA

Ceramics: Pinch, Coil, and Slab

2001 USA

Ceramics: Sculpture

2001 USA

Ceramics: Throwing on the Pottery Wheel

2001 USA

Colour Concepts

2001 USA

Composition

2001 USA

Creative Collage

2001 USA

Drawing: Charcoal

2001 USA

Drawing: Pastels

2001 USA

Drawing: Pencils

2001 USA

Drawing: Perspective

2001 USA

Drawing: Tools and Methods

2001 USA

Graphic Design: Introduction

2001 USA

Graphic Design: Typography

2001 USA

Gyotaku

2001 USA

Introduction to Design: Elements

2001 USA

Introduction to Design: Principles

2001 USA

Tessellation

2001 USA

Wonders of Watercolour

2001 USA

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Ceramics: Glazing, Firing, and Techniques

Art of the Western World

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Western art history is more than the classical styles of ancient Greece and Rome. This series explores the art of the Western world from the Gothic and Rococo styles to Cubism and pop art. This series includes the following titles:

Art through Time Series

A Fresh View: Realism and Impressionism & Post-Impressionism

1989 USA

A White Garment of Churches and the Age of Gothic

1989 USA

An Age of Reason and an Age of Passion

1988 USA

In Our Own Time and Shattering the Myths

1989 USA

Into the 20th Century and Between the Wars

1989 USA

The Classical Ideal and Imperial Stones of Rome

1989 USA

The Early Renaissance: Italy and Northern Europe

1989 USA

The High Renaissance: Rome, Florence and Venice

1989 USA

Although art cannot offer definitive answers to lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s biggest questions, it often serves as a means through which we can ponder them. This series explores the ways that people across cultures and throughout time strive to understand their reason for being and their place in the universe through different styles of art. This series includes the following titles:

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Ceremony and Society

2009 USA

Conflict and Resistance

2009 USA

Converging Cultures

2009 USA

Cosmology and Belief

2009 USA

Death

2009 USA

Domestic Life

2009 USA

Dreams and Visions

2009 USA

History and Memory

2009 USA

Portraits

2009 USA

The Body

2009 USA

The Natural World

2009 USA

The Urban Experience

2009 USA

Writing

2009 USA

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Capturing Action

National Geographic photographer Mark Thiessen explains why people often miss capturing the critical moment when taking action photographs with a digital camera, using group of children hitting a piñata to illustrate technique.

2003 USA

Daily Planet in the Classroom art. See how artists create amazing creatures out of junk shop parts, how they shatter glass to sculpt amazing shapes, and create new Art II

2009 CAN

This is the story about traditional trompe-l’oeil painting on building exteriors in Camogli, Italy. The clip includes interviews with painters Raffaella Stracca and Carlo Pere.

2002 USA

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‘Daily Planet in the Classroom’ takes a crafty look at the science of

forms of graffiti.

Eye Trick Town

Macrolens Series

Montages of macro footage, some time lapse and some slow motion footage, set to music. Includes ants, bees, egg development, metamorphosis of cocoon to butterfly, ice and water shots, seeds and mushrooms growing, as well as various flowers blooming. This series includes the following titles: NG

2009 USA

Part 2

2008 USA

Part 3

2009 USA

Nails

Meet a manicurist who takes inspiration from her former village in Vietnam to create bamboo leaf nail paintings, a unique form of body art.

2007 USA

Paints on Ceiling

This program is a portrait of artist Isaiah Zagar, who reflects on a childhood incident, when he used crayons on the ceiling and provoked screams from his mother. Today, Zagar continues to colour outside of the lines, provoking strong reactions with his unique art.

2007 USA

Paradise Regained

Meet muralist Milton Reed, who got his start in the Chicago housing projects, bringing views of paradise to impoverished residents.

2008 USA

Repelling the Viewer

A portrait of artist Johannes Phokela, whose fascination with iconic images inspires his unique satirical paintings. Phokela believes painting is ‘the ultimate human act’.

2007 USA

Spectrum Series

Montages of scenes featuring colours and their various shades, set to music. The series includes landscapes, flowers and marine life. This series includes the following titles:

Arts

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2008 USA

Green

2008 USA

Orange

2009 USA

Red

2009 USA

White

2009 USA

Yellow

2009 USA

The Sideshow Picasso

A portrait of Brooklyn painter Marie Roberts, whose family history at Coney Island’s Sideshow inspires her current work: unique, colourful banners that transform the amusement park into her ‘own private art gallery’.

2008 USA

The Work’s the Thing

A portrait of British artist Paul Housley and his artworks of ‘strange defiance’. Follow Housley as he finds inspiration for his paintings in common objects.

2007 USA

Urban Art

A story on graffiti art in Washington D.C. Graffiti artist Nick Posada and Govinda Gallery owner Chris Murray each speak about what graffiti has done for public art, as well as the community.

2001 USA

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Advocates of Change

This series is a wonderful way to introduce your students to the iconic actors, actresses, comedians and film makers who revolutionised theatre and film, including Marlon Brando, Marlene Dietrich, Charlie Chaplin, Martin Scorsese and Alfred Hitchcock. This series includes the following titles:

Broadsword for the Stage and Screen: The de Longis Method

Five Extraordinary Actors

2010 AUS

Five Unique Actresses

2010 AUS

Funny People

2010 AUS

Iconic Directors and Film Makers

2010 AUS

Building on the basic techniques, this program offers the tools to get you performing safely, comfortably and effectively with the broadsword. It covers grip, targeting and distance; standard and reverse guards; parries, footwork, distance and timing; ceding or yielding parries; and deflections, disarms, wounds and kills.

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Creating Physical Theatre

This program takes a look at games, strategies and methods used to generate physical action; the relationship between text and movement; and the choreographing and scoring of physical action. Includes interviews, rehearsal footage, demonstrations and performance from some of the world’s best, most physical practitioners.

PUM

2006 UK

Moscow Cat Theatre

A portrait of the Moscow Cat Theatre, an unusual travelling circus of cats performing tricks, run by a creative father-daughter team.

2007 USA

Skills for Actors Series

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Learn professional voice and physical skills from top instructors who have trained A-list actors in numerous films and TV shows and internationally acclaimed performers who have toured the world with groups such as Cirque du Soleil. Their professional approach outlines the important skills for students of all ages. This series includes the following titles:

The Ensemble Builder

The Shakespeare Series Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre Restored: Learning by Performance

Body Language Skills

2002 USA

Circus Skills

2002 USA

Martial Arts Skills

2002 USA

More Voice Skills

2002 USA

Theatrical Fencing Skills

2002 USA

Voice Skills

2002 USA

Voice Skills III

2002 USA

Overcoming inhibitions and creating an environment of trust are some of the hardest tasks facing drama teachers. This excellent program shows a wealth of examples of ideas, games and methods used to engage, build confidence and improve communication among students.

PUM

2006 UK

It took the University of California’s Shakespeare Program 18 months of planning, rehearsal, location work and post-production, and culminated in the performance of a great Shakespeare play. Experience how the reconstructed Elizabethan Theatre provides the ultimate performance setting for teaching and studying Shakespeare.

2004 USA

Arts

Advocates of Change Amazing Individuals in the Music Industry

Art and Work of Choir

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What do Michael Eavis, Quincy Jones, Steve Jobs, Lily Allen and Radiohead have in common? They all have found innovative ways to enjoy, produce, sell or perform music. This program introduces your students to these visionary individuals and ideas that changed the music industry.

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Choir is a compilation that requires both passion and expertise. These programs expose the choral enthusiast to an understanding of choral direction as an art form, and describe the work required to attain proficiency and perfection. This series includes the following titles: Voice and Music

2001 CAN

The Music

2001 CAN

The Voice

2001 CAN

Ben Prestage

Son of a Mississippi sharecropper, Ben Prestage has the Blues in his blood. His great-grandmother was a vaudeville musician who toured with Al Jolson, and his grandmother was a boogie pianist. The result - a musical prodigy with traditional Blues stylings and a home-brewed style of Southern-swamp-funk.

2009 USA

Cuba Hip Hop

Hip hop music is becoming increasingly popular in Cuba. This is an interview with hip hop producer Pablo Herrera, who promotes the group Cien Porciento.

2002 USA

Exploring the World of Music

Explore the basic elements of music – harmony and form, tone and texture, and rhythm and melody – together with composers and improvisers, technology, tradition, and the transformative power of music. This series is an excellent starter for students to learn about musical styles and traditions in different cultures. This series includes the following titles:

Glass Harp

Composers and Improvisers & Music and Technology

1999 CAN

Harmony and Form & The Shape of Music

1999 CAN

Rhythm and Melody

1999 CAN

Timbre: The Colour of Music & Texture

1999 CAN

Music and Memory & Transmission Learning Music

1999 CAN

Sound, Music and the Environment & The Transformative Power of Music

1999 CAN

In this short video, Alexander Zoltan plays the glass harp for pedestrians on the Charles Bridge in Prague. Glass harps are instruments formed by wine glasses filled with water, which are played when the musician rubs his or her fingers on the glass rims.

2000 USA

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Sao Tome Music

A story about the Sao Tome band Grupo Tempo that fuses modern and traditional music. Two of its members also paint to express their culture.

2000 USA

St. Petersburg Opera

At the Mariinsky Theatre, conductor Valery Gergiev, director Vladimir Mirzoyev, choreographer Kim Frank, and set designer George Tsipin put on the first Russian production of Wagnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ring Cycle in over 100 years.

2004 USA

Steel Drums

A story on steel drums in Trinidad and Tobago, their history, and the culture surrounding steelband music.

2001 USA

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Do you know that you can embed videos from within your LMS? Using the ClickView plugins and SSO, you can embed videos and access your ClickView library from within your LMS, Learning Platform or CMS. Arts

The ClickView Plugins are free as part as your subscription and available on our website. clickview.com.au/plugins

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Careers ClickView’s picks

A Closer Look at Careers

Fashion Design Careers

The Successful Job Search

When is a job more than a job? This program looks at what it takes to find your true calling and how to start exploring careers. The Biz Kids also talk to several celebrities, find out how they got their start and how they keep achieving their dreams.

Join eight up-and-coming fashion designers as they discuss the characteristics and skills needed to make it in the fashion industry. The program tackles questions, including where do designers get ideas, what are the realities of being a fashion designer, and why do they love doing what they do.

Engaging Resumes and Cover Letters

2010 | 28 min | USA | AR | MP

2013 | 23 min | USA | MP

2011 | 25 min | AUS | AR | MP

The Successful Job Search

Mapping Your Career Path

Solid Interview Skills

Your Job Search

Everyone wants a job doing something they love. But where to start? Career selfassessments and a person’s interests help determine what might suit. This program explores assessment techniques, gauges the validity of test results, and sees how school projects and extra-curricular activities help.

You’ve shown your students how to successfully choose, find and apply for a job... and even land an interview! But how should they prepare? Experts and job seekers offer practical first-hand advice for before the interview, during the interview and after the interview (there’s more to it than waiting to say ‘yes’!)

Your students are ready to look for a new job. But where? Search the internet? Job fairs? ‘Pound the pavement’? What about social networks? This program illuminates the process. Employers offer insights into networking, proper attire (and attitude) for a job fair and what to expect when applying for a job.

2011 | 25 min | AUS | AR | MP

A resume is so much more than a list of skills, education and work history. Hear job seekers and hiring managers discuss how they view and judge resumes and cover letters. Students learn how to make their resume stand out by presenting their skills creatively and how to craft the perfect cover letter.

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A Closer Look at Careers

2010 USA

Communicating with Tact, Candor and Credibility

Learn how to use diplomacy to successfully communicate with coworkers, team members and supervisors, and how to understand different conversational roles. The program covers topics, including rephrasing, making 'talking points' tactfully, lightweight speech patterns, and jargon-filled corporate speak.

2008 USA

Fashion Design Careers

2013 USA

The Successful Job Search

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Everyone wants a job doing something they love. But where do you start? This series looks at career selfassessments, how to prepare for a successful interview, how to edit a resume for the specific job you are seeking, and how to develop a search plan to find a job in no time! This series includes the following titles: Engaging Resumes and Cover Letters

2011 AUS

Mapping Your Career Path

2011 AUS

Solid Interview Skills

2011 AUS

Your Job Search

2011 AUS

Do you know all the Australian curriculum codes? Albert does.

Albert is free as part as your subscription and accessible through ClickView Online. clickview.com.au/albert

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Careers

Albert helps you find the perfect video for your lesson plan using Australian Curriculum codes and learning areas.

Economics and Business ClickView’s picks

Advocates of Change

Biz Kids - Credit and Debit Series

Entrepreneurs Who Have Changed the World

Forward-Thinking Companies

Using Your Credit: Crazy or Compelling?

This program profiles individuals who have created empires from scratch; Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, Donald Trump and Richard Branson.

The forward-thinking companies profiled are: Google, the leader of information search engines since 1998; Walmart, one of the biggest retail companies in the world; Starbucks, the world’s largest coffee house; Dreamworks Animation, the creators of favourites such as ‘Shrek’; and game console leader Nintendo.

Don’t live on borrowed time. Join the Biz Kids and you’ll see the true cost of purchasing with credit. You’ll also have an unsettling look at credit scores and the increasing number of people and places (insurers etc.) who use these scores to make major decisions that could affect your future.

2010 | 24 min | USA | MP

2012 | 28 min | USA | AR | MP

Biz Kids - Income and Careers Series

Marketing’s 4 Ps: The Consumer Angle

The Basic Concepts of Economics

Sell, Sell, Sell! The Science of Sales All sales final. Join the Biz Kids in sales training as they explore philosophy and sales techniques. Discover the traits common to all good salespeople. You’ll meet several entrepreneurs who demonstrate superior sales skills!

Explore the traditional four Ps of marketing strategy - Product, Place, Price and Promotion. With pertinent examples from popular brands, students will gain an understanding of how pricing strategies really work, how marketers target different consumers with identical products, and where positioning and branding meet profit.

2010 | 28 min | USA | AR | MP

2009 | 25 min | USA | AR | MP

This video was developed to introduce students to the central concepts of economics. The concepts covered are: needs, wants, limited means (scarcity), choice and opportunity costs. Students will enjoy the humorous antics of Frank, the central cartoon character, who clearly demonstrates these key concepts.

2006 | 14 min | NZ | AR | DA

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2008 USA

John Stossel leads the exploration of complex economics topics through the engaging use of real-world examples. His engaging and thought-provoking style will generate discussion and encourage exploration of topics relating to macroeconomics and microeconomics. This series includes the following titles: Macroeconomics, Government and International Trade

DIS

2007 USA

Microeconomics

DIS

2007 USA

This in-depth series looks at the transformation of the American economy since industrialisation to its modern

ABC News Classroom Edition: position as a global economy. It examines the link between population and financial well-being, and probes the connections between fiscal policies and global markets. The World Economy This series includes the following titles:

Advocates of Change

The World Economy Part 1: Depression and Recovery

DIS

2003 USA

The World Economy Part 2: Our Crowded Planet

DIS

2003 USA

The World Economy Part 3: Global Interdependence

DIS

2003 USA

Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, Donald Trump and Richard Branson revolutionised business in their fields, whereas Google, Walmart, Starbucks, Dreamworks Animation and Nintendo are some of the biggest companies in the world. This excellent resource explores these advocates of change, and how they do business. This series includes the following titles:

Biz Kids - Credit and Debit Series

Entrepreneurs Who Have Changed the World

2010 USA

Forward-Thinking Companies

2010 USA

Investigate the nature of credit and debt with this energetic and entertaining series. The programs explore how to protect your money from scams; the power and pitfalls of credit, both in business and shopping; and the true cost of purchasing with credit. This series includes the following titles:

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2010 USA

Don't Blow Your Dough

2010 USA

Using Your Credit: Crazy or Compelling?

2012 USA

This series introduces economic and financial topics and concepts to younger secondary students. Topics include: stocks, bonds, commodities, monetary transactions, supply and demand, investments, the global economy, the 20th century social worker movements, and the importance of effort and the right attitude in business. This series includes the following titles: Bulls, Bears and Financial Markets

2010 USA

Money Moves

2010 USA

Economics and Business

Biz Kids - Financial Responsibility and Decision Making Series

Cash and Credit

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Saving and Investing for Your Future

2010 USA

The Global Economy

2010 USA

Understanding Your Pay Cheque

2010 USA

What Can You Do with Money?

2010 USA

What Is a Biz Kid

2010 USA

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Students will learn that a successful business makes profit when it earns more money than it spends; discover the Biz Kids - Income and Careers traits common to all good salespeople; learn the necessary steps for organising, staffing, training, and building a new business; and meet social visionaries who use the same tools as profit-oriented entrepreneurs.

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Biz Kids - Planning and Money Management Series

A Biz, What Is It?

2010 USA

Building and Growing a Business

2010 USA

Sell, Sell, Sell! The Science of Sales

2010 USA

Social Entrepreneurs

2010 USA

Biz Kids examine the steps to success: identifying a need, making a plan to fill a need, and taking action; that an entrepreneur sees a financial opportunity and acts upon it; ethics in business; financial planning; and the world of marketing. They also take a tour through the history of money. This series includes the following titles:

Biz Kids - Saving and Investing Series

How to Succeed in Biz Ness by Really Trying

2010 USA

Introducing Entrepreneurs

2010 USA

Taking Charge of Your Financial Future

2010 USA

The Biz Kids Challenge

2010 USA

Understanding Business Ethics

2010 USA

What Is Money?

2010 USA

Follow a Biz Kid on a job hunt - from ‘help wanted’ ads to the interview; hear from business celebrities as they talk about their first jobs; examine how kids use allowances; learn to track and control your spending; grow your income with innovation; manage your money; and explore smart shopping strategies. This series includes the following titles:

Budgeting Basics

2010 USA

How Do You Get Money?

2010 USA

How to Achieve Your Financial Goals

2010 USA

How to Be a Smart Consumer

2010 USA

Understanding Income and Expenses

2010 USA

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Marketing's 4 Ps: The Consumer Angle

2009 USA

The Basic Concepts of Economics

2006 NZ

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Economics and Business

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English ClickView’s picks

Advertising in the Digital Age

Grammar Tips for Students

Literature for Students

Do you know when and where are you being targeted for marketing? This video features interviews with cutting-edge advertising and media professionals who give an overview of how to navigate new media marketing techniques in the digital age. Includes traditional techniques, new techniques, and being in control of privacy.

Sentence Structure

Analysing and Appreciating Poetry

A series of short, instructional clips that pinpoint common questions about sentence structure, such as how to ensure that a sentence has subject-verb agreement, how to shift a sentence from the passive voice to the active voice and how to revise a sentence so that it has parallel structure.

Explore some of the formats and devices of poetry, and uncover an appreciation for the use of language and theme. Classic examples from renowned poets are used to illustrate different types of poetry and the rich use of figurative language, from the rhyme and meter of a sonnet, to all the possibilities of free verse.

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2012 | 21 min | USA | AR | MP

2008 | 26 min | USA | AR | MP

2007 | 22 min | USA | AR | MP

The Shakespeare Series

The Writer’s Circle

Writing for Students Series

Romeo and Juliet: The Tragic Lovers

Analysing Images

Writing Persuasive Essays

This program explores factual information about Shakespeare’s play, historic Verona, use of boy actors, staging challenges and 16th century sacred and secular attitudes that influenced the play. It also explores the use of humour, with insight into the characters and role of the Nurse and Mercutio in advancing the action.

‘The Writer’s Circle’ is an English composition course that introduces the basic approaches to essay writing. This program explains the process of analysing an image so that students learn to evaluate the intensity of the composer’s voice.

A young writer must compose a speech to win his classmates’ votes for student council, another is writing a supporting argument in favour of an issue she feels strongly against. The students explore structure and technique for writing persuasively, plus compelling evidence, counterarguments and much more!

ACELT1633 and more…

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2004 | 61 min | USA | MP

2007 | 28 min | CAN | AR | DA

2006 | 23 min | USA | AR | MP

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Remarkable Writers and Changes in the World of Literature

Meet five of the most influential figures and concepts that have revolutionised the world of literature – Arthur Miller, J.K Rowling, Dan Brown, Salman Rushdie and the Kindle E-Book. Discover how they have pioneered, developed and forever improved their field in this insightful program.

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2010 UK

A Writer’s Exchange

This series is an introductory course in expository writing, emphasising the types of writing experiences most often encountered in schools, colleges and businesses. It is a useful resource for students to better understand how texts differ based on audience, purpose, time and text type.

Advocates of Change

Advertising in the Digital Age

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Conversations in Literature

Introducing Explanatory Writing

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2003 CAN

Polishing Ideas: The Canon of Style

ACELT1814

2003 CAN

Reading, Writing, and Thinking Analytically

ACELY1749 and more…

2003 CAN

Writing an Analytical Paper

ACELA1570 and more...

2003 CAN

Writing an Explanatory Paper

ACELT1641 ACELY1745

2003 CAN

Writing Description

ACEEN052 and more…

2003 CAN

Writing Narration

ACEEN024 and more…

2003 CAN

Writing under Pressure

ACEEN016 and more…

2003 CAN

Writing with a Persuasive Aim

ACEEN032 and more…

2003 CAN

Writing with an Informative Aim

ACEEE026 and more…

2003 CAN

Teachers, academics and authors gather as a community of readers, immersing themselves in classic and contemporary literature. They model the habits of effective readers in an approach called ‘envisionment building’, whereby the reader develops interpretations by exploring the text using their own unique perspectives. This series includes the following titles: MP

ACELR061 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 2: Envisioning

ACELR037 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 3: Stepping In

ACELR054 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 4: Moving Through

ACELR037 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 5: Rethinking

ACELR037 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 6: Objectifying the Text

ACELR001 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 7: The Stances in Action

ACELR003 and more…

2002 USA

Episode 8: Returning to the Classroom

ACEEN065 and more…

2002 USA

English

Episode 1: Responding as Readers

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Grammar Tips for Students

From conjunctions to commas to clauses - the rules of English grammar can often be tricky and sometimes confusing. Through short and direct instructional clips, this series highlights key grammar rules and their exceptions.

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This series includes the following titles: Capitalisation and Punctuation

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2008 USA

Common Usage Errors

ACELY1747 and more…

2008 USA

Sentence Structure

ACELA1569

2008 USA

Using Adjectives and Adverbs

ACELA1536

2008 USA

Using Clauses and Phrases

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2008 USA

Using End Marks and Commas

ACELA1532

2008 USA

Using Nouns and Pronouns

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2008 USA

Using Verbs

ACELA1536

2008 USA

Haikus of the Heart

Poetry is a powerful form of expressing oneself. As this short film shows, it is also a window to the mind of eccentric readers. David Rose, editor of the Personals column of the London Review of Books shares some of the interesting letters that have been submitted and what they represent.

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2008 USA

Kesey’s Oregon Coast

In 2001, American author Ken Keasey shared with National Geographic his inspiring love of the Oregon Coast. He reflects on its beauty and mystique.

ACELY1745

2001 USA

Key West - a Favourite Setting for Authors

A story on Key West. Various shots include men fishing, conch shells, architecture, tourists, narration on Ernest Hemingway and literature. Residents talk about the people and culture of Key West.

ACELY1745

2001 USA

Literature for Students

In this series, journey through fiction, non-fiction and poetry, and explore the important elements and characteristics of each. Analyse how language is used, how ideas are organised and the many ways in which people appreciate these forms of literature. This series includes the following titles:

Positioning: How Advertising Shapes Perceptions

Analysing and Appreciating Poetry

ACELT1623

2007 USA

Analysing Fiction

ACELT1629 and more…

2007 USA

Analysing Non-fiction

ACELY1723 and more…

2007 USA

Elements of Fiction

ACELT1614

2007 USA

Genres of Fiction

ACELT1640

2007 USA

Contemporary advertising seldom demonstrates why one brand is superior, and advertisers today position instead of persuade. In this program, explore perceptual mapping, market segmentation, the use of emotion and magic, social approval, positioning against the competition, re-positioning, and using unique attributes.

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2004 USA

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Research Skills for Students

This series helps students learn to navigate our complex, information-rich world through the development of critical research skills and the ability to access, evaluate and use information. It includes how to refine a research question, access information on the Web, synthesise information and communicate new knowledge. This series includes the following titles:

Tell Me Why - The Beginnings of… Language, Fine Arts and Music

The Shakespeare Collection

Evaluating Sources

ACELY1732 ACELY1734

2004 USA

Media Literacy

ACELA1552 and more…

2004 USA

Organising Research

ACELY1723 and more…

2004 USA

Presenting and Communicating Research

ACELY1813 and more…

2004 USA

Searching the Internet

ACEEE008 and more…

2004 USA

This program answers questions young students ask about language, fine arts and music such as: What is language? Who first thought of the alphabet? Who wrote the first English dictionary? What are the fine arts? Who made the first paintings? What is impressionism? What is music? What was the first musical instrument?

ACELA1528

1991 USA

These are the best acted and most accurately staged productions yet shown on video, with performances by world famous award winning Shakespearean actors. Unique among all Shakespeare productions, these plays are performed in standard English yet are completely true to The Bard’s original script. This series includes the following titles: MP

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King Lear

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2000 USA

King Richard II

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2000 USA

Macbeth

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2000 USA

Othello

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2000 USA

Romeo And Juliet

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2000 USA

The Merry Wives of Windsor

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2000 USA

The Taming of the Shrew

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2000 USA

The Tempest

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This interesting series delves into the wonderful world of Shakespeare to uncover the factual information behind his plays, discusses the renowned Globe Theatre, explores famed locations associated with his plays and his life, investigates the Shakespeare Conspiracy, and presents dramatised scenes from a selection of his works. This series includes the following titles:

In the Steps of Shakespeare: London and Stratford

ACELT1633 and more…

2004 USA

Macbeth: The Tragic Pair

ACELT1633 and more…

2004 USA

Romeo and Juliet: The Tragic Lovers

ACELT1633 and more…

2004 USA

Shakespeare and the Spanish Connection

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2004 USA

The Shakespeare Conspiracy

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2004 USA

English

The Shakespeare Series

Antony and Cleopatra

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The Writer’s Circle

‘The Writer’s Circle’ is an English composition course that introduces the basic approaches to essay writing; narration, description, observation, analysis, argument, evaluation, and research. Students follow the writing processes of invention, delivery and revision.

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Writing for Students Series

Analysing Concepts

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Analysing Images

ACELT1621 and more…

2007 CAN

Building Arguments

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2007 CAN

Discovering Voice

ACELT1643

2007 CAN

Evaluating and Organising

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2007 CAN

Explaining Relationships

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2007 CAN

Exploring the Process

ACEEN016 and more…

2007 CAN

Imagining Solutions

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2007 CAN

Integrating Research

ACEEE036 and more…

2007 CAN

Observing Details

ACEEE003 and more…

2007 CAN

Responding to Arguments

ACEEN071 and more…

2007 CAN

Searching for Causes

ACEEN071 and more…

2007 CAN

Thinking Radically

ACEEN016 and more..

2007 CAN

In this series, two lively hosts journey through the world of writing, uncovering ways of writing effectively and sharing real-world skills, tips and techniques along the way. Students in the midst of prewriting, drafting, revising, editing or proofreading explain their writing processes and how they tackle common dilemmas. This series includes the following titles:

Creative and Narrative Writing

ACELT1617 and more…

2006 USA

Writing Effective Paragraphs

ACELY1682 and more…

2006 USA

Writing Expository Essays

ACELA1490 and more…

2006 USA

Writing for Formal and Informal Purposes

ACELA1525 and more…

2006 USA

Writing Persuasive Essays

ACELY1682 and more…

2006 USA

Geography ClickView’s picks

Antarctica: An Overview

Biodiversity under Threat

This program gives an overview of the geography and characteristics of the African continent. It explores the contrasting landscapes of its regions, the climates and biomes, and mentions the presence of a wide variety of animal species.

Antarctica is the continent that extends around the planet’s South Pole. Discover its geographic position, its relationship to the sun, its frozen landscape, climate, and its mountainous bodies in this introductory short.

Bangladesh’s Sundarban Mangroves is one of the world’s most biodiverse areas and home to the endangered Bengal Tiger. This program looks at why the Sundarbans are so important, the threats, how they can be managed in a sustainable way, and by whom.

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2008 | 1 min | USA | NG

2011 | 40 min | UK | AR | PUM

Cyclones

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Geography for Students

Cyclones are gigantic, destructive and deadly storms. Observe how tropical cyclones form and intensify in warm seas, and discover how every year cyclones cause an average of twenty thousand deaths around the world.

Disasters

The World in Spatial Terms

Daily Planet takes a look at some of the world’s biggest disasters. From the Asian tsunami to the prospect of a sinking Shanghai, not to mention New Orleans and the plan to save Venice from a similar fate.

Learn how landforms define and shape our world and how people adapt to and alter them - the relationship between the two defines our planet. Students will discover cartography and technologies such as GIS, GPS and databases that are used to see the regular and recurring patterns in Earth’s physical and human systems.

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2008 | 60 min | CAN | DA

2006 | 20 min | USA | MP

Geography

Africa: An Overview

Global Warming

Iceland: Living with Volcanoes

Identifying Clouds

For about 150 years Earth’s surface has been measurably warming up. This clip offers an overview of the impact of the greenhouse effect on this heating process, examines the possible consequences of an increase in temperature, and mentions how we can slowdown this process.

Focusing primarily on the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption, this program asks why people choose to live in volcanic regions, and explores the opportunities for geo-thermal power, tourism, and agriculture. Also included are the impacts of the eruption, and the responses to it.

Clouds come in an infinite variety of shapes. This short yet informative program explores the four main families of clouds, and how they correspond to altitude. Easy to understand graphic diagrams help to assist students’ understanding of the concepts explored.

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2010 | 1 min | USA | NG

2013 | 43 min | UK | AR | PUM

2010 | 2 min | USA | NG

Issues in Globalisation: Environmental Impacts and Sustainability

Mountains

Sustainable Futures Series

Mountain relief features are recognisable for their high altitudes and their slopes. In this clip, students will learn about the two types of mountains that are found across all continents, as well as their characteristics.

Water Issues

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2011 | 25 min | AUS | PUM

2008 | 1 min | USA | NG

2011 | 24 min | AUS | MP

Tectonics and Volcanism

The Haiti Earthquake: Impacts, Responses and Vulnerability

Volcanoes-Geohazards: Monitoring and Prediction

This program exemplifies the effects of a geo-hazard in an LEDC, and uses Haiti to explain why the impacts are so devastating. It explores the primary and secondary impacts of the earthquake, and looks at a range of short and long term responses, including projects aimed at improving health and reducing displacement.

In this program, learn how volcanologists are predicting the location, frequency and severity of future volcanic and seismic events. Discover the very latest in equipment used for deformation, seismic, and environmental monitoring, learn about the role of prediction, see how data is recorded and analysed, and much more!

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2013 | 45 min | UK | AR | PUM

2013 | 39 min | UK | AR | PUM

Can economic growth be environmentally sustainable? Residents of Dhaka’s slums in Bangladesh show how industrial pollution is destroying their environment and health. Also explored is how industrial growth can be sustainable, and how a company in a UK national park is reducing its carbon footprint.

The ground on which we live shifts several centimetres every year. This short resource introduces students to the influence of the plates on the physical landforms of the earth, and how their movement creates some of the most devastating natural phenomena.

Water connects our world and is a resource that every person in the world needs for survival. But by the end of the century, almost half the world could face a global water shortage. In this program, travel around the world to places like Kenya, Iceland and Zambia to discover how they are dealing with and solving this issue.

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This series contains a collection of short clips that show breathtaking aerial views of countries, cities and monuments, set to music. They are useful to introduce, conclude or present an overview of a range of topics. This series includes the following titles: NG

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2007 USA

Berlin

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2010 USA

British Countryside

ACHGS051 ACHGK048

2010 USA

Channel Islands

ACHGS051 ACHGK048

2007 USA

Denmark

ACHGS051 ACHGK048

2007 USA

English Castles

ACHGS051 ACHGK048

2007 USA

English Country Houses

ACHGS051

2007 USA

France

ACHGK048 and more...

2010 USA

German Castles

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2007 USA

Iceland

ACHGK048 and more.

2007 USA

Images of Germany

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2007 USA

Images of Spain

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2007 USA

Industry and Energy

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2007 USA

Ireland

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2007 USA

Isle of Man

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2007 USA

London Day

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2010 USA

North Italy

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2007 USA

Paris

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2007 USA

Portugal

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Rivers

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2010 USA

Scotland

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2007 USA

Ships, Boats, and Yachts of All Sizes

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2007 USA

Southern Italy

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2007 USA

Venice

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2007 USA

Wales

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2010 USA

Geography

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Balearic Islands

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Communities along the rivers create a picture about the major natural resource themes that are a priority for the catchment.

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2007 AUS

This fast-paced program gives perspective on China’s skyrocketing economic growth. Extraordinary footage allows students to understand ‘The New China’ including its culture, economy and education as well as its evolution as a formidable world force.

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2006 USA

Aboriginal Land Use

This documentary was created to assist Aboriginal communities plan and implement effective programs to prevent illegal dumping on their land.

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2007 AUS

Acid Rain

Acid precipitation has a number of harmful effects on plants, soil and water. This clip explains the phenomenon, and highlights the need to address this important issue by exploring the impact of acid rain on plant and animal life.

ACHGK051

2010 USA

Meet four individuals and one company who all revolutionised transportation and changed the way we travel the world: Henry Ford, the Wright Brothers, Amelia Earhart, Ken Livingstone and Eurostar.

ACHGK066

2010 UK

Afghanistan: In the Line of Fire

The realities of getting aid to where it is needed most are far different from the plentiful stories on the news. Join a group of ex-Green Berets and a seasoned aid worker as they are challenged by weather, war, and red tape in their struggle to deliver more than empty promises to starving people in Afghanistan.

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2005 USA

Africa: An Overview

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2010 USA

ABC News Classroom Edition China Emerging

Advocates of Change Revelations in Transportation

African Wildlife

A Catchment Story

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Go on a virtual African safari through this visually stunning series that features montage clips of various African animals in their natural habitats. This series includes the following titles:

Ageing Populations

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2009 USA

Part 2

ACHGK048

2009 USA

Part 3

ACHGK048

2009 USA

PUM

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2005 UK

This program examines the issues surrounding an ageing population in the UK, using East Devon as a case study. It starts by illustrating the nature of UK’s ageing population and changing dependency ratio, and then shows how the government, NGOs and individuals are meeting the challenges at a local and national level.

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The South East region of Madagascar is the proposed location for a titanium dioxide mine. This documentary discusses the social, economic and ecological consequences that the mine will have on this region.

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The United States is home to some beautiful and natural landforms with picturesque views. This series is a collection of various scenic landscapes in North America, including some aerial and time-lapse footage. This series includes the following titles: NG

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2009 USA

Part 2

ACHGK048

2009 USA

Part 3

ACHGK048

2009 USA

Part 4

ACHGK048

2009 USA

American Orient Express

The American Orient Express is a luxury train with coaches from the 40s and 50s. This program follows an adventurous seven day trip on the American Orient Express as it travels through the national parks in the American Southwest.

ACHGK066 ACHGK069

2002 USA

Antarctica: An Overview

ACHGK037

2008 USA

Arcosanti

Located in the high desert of Arizona, just 70 miles north of Phoenix, Arcosanti began in the 1970s as an experimental city and urban laboratory. Its mission, based on Arcology concepts, continues today by proposing an alternative to urban sprawl.

ACHGK055

2008 USA

Asia: An Overview

Asia is the largest continent, comprising almost a third of the planet’s land mass, and is a continent of extremes. In this introductory clip, discover its variety of relief features, such as deserts, rivers, mountains, and seas, and learn about its diverse human geography.

2010 USA

Balloons and Radar

Earth’s atmosphere is monitored at ground level by weather stations and also at altitude by weather balloons and radar. Follow a weather balloon as it is released from a weather station, and learn how meteorologists use radar to monitor atmospheric developments over larger territories and to forecast weather events.

2010 USA

Barcelona Street Life

A story about street life on La Rambla in Barcelona, with footage including street performers, musicians, dancers, and residents. A wonderful resource for observing the everyday nature of different communities around the world.

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2002 USA

Battle for Paradise

National Geographic ventures into one of North America’s last unexplored areas, the pristine wilderness of British Columbia’s Headwall Canyon. This program explores the heritage and importance of the environment, and the battle for preserving the natural state of the area.

ACHGK075

2000 USA

Geography

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Bill Nye the Science Guy

Bill Nye the Science Guy explores freshwater and storms in these episodes. How are lakes, ponds, rivers and streams formed? Where does all that water come from? How do storms help the tropical and subpolar regions by distributing heat? This series includes the following titles: Lakes and Ponds

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Rivers and Streams

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1997 USA

Storms

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2011 UK

Biodiversity Under Threat

Bangladesh’s Sundarban Mangroves are one of the world’s most biodiverse areas and home to the endangered Bengal Tiger. This program looks at why the Sundarbans is so important, the threats, how they can be managed in a sustainable way, and by whom.

PUM

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Black Canyon

A story about Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, and the Gunnison Gorge Wilderness Area in Colorado.

ACHGK048 ACHGK050

2002 USA

Blue Lagoon

Take a trip to Iceland and discover how tourists bathe in the renown Blue Lagoon - a lake of hot sea water located amongst volcanoes. They were created after the nearby geothermic power plant pumped the heated water back out into the landscape.

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2001 USA

Boston’s North End

Take a journey into Boston’s North End, home to many historic sites and Italian restaurants. This program includes interviews with local residents such as Oscar, owner of Cafe Paradiso, and Enza, proprietor of Maria’s Pastry Shop.

ACHGK043

2001 USA

Boundary Waters

Worried about possible wildfires, the USDA Forest Service burns 200 acres of Superior National Forest to create a buffer zone between the forest and nearby homes.

ACHGK053

2003 USA

Canada’s glaciers present the most remarkable array of ‘frozen rivers’ on Earth - and a field of scientific inquiry is just now beginning to reveal its secrets. Marvel as glacier scientists gather in a thrilling quest to unlock icebound mysteries thousands of years old. Are we at the end, or the beginning of an ice age?

ACHGK037

2005 CAN

Canadian Rainforest

The world’s only temperate climate rainforest has been elected to be protected forever. This program takes a look at the conservationists working to protect Great Bear Rainforest on the west coast of Canada, home to an abundant range of wildlife and vegetation.

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2001 USA

Cartographic Conventions

This program offers an overview of maps, a graphical representation of reality. It outlines how the elements mapped are represented by symbols agreed upon by convention, such as roads, colours for zones, pictograms, recognition of North, scale, and legends.

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2008 USA

Canadian Geographic Presents Mysteries in the Ice

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‘Cartography’ offers an overview of the purpose of maps, to portray the characteristics of a territory, such as its water courses, vegetation, roads, and relief features. It also mentions the process of a geodesic survey in the field and aerial photography.

ACHGS051

2008 USA

Caves: Overview

In some places, the rocks that make up the subsoil are hollowed out, creating underground cavities, or caves. Discover how erosion creates these interesting landforms with assistance from descriptive graphic diagrams.

ACHGK050

2008 USA

Challenges of Urbanisation: Inequalities in Bangalore

Taking Bangalore as a case study, this resource looks at the causes and impacts of urban poverty. The program then visits various poverty alleviation projects covering water, sanitation and housing.

PUM

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2009 UK

City of Darkness

This documentary explores the settlement known as the ‘City of Darkness’ - Kowloon Walled City, Hong Kong. Explore its transition from a former Chinese Military fort to an isolated community with high rates of prostitution, gambling and drug use up to its demolition in 1993.

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1992 USA

Climates of the World

The different regions of the world have extremely varied climatic conditions. This clip will demonstrate how the different climates are dictated mainly by sunlight and provides a world map diagram demonstrating where these areas can be found.

ACHGK060

2010 USA

Climates: Overview

Depending on where you are on Earth, climatic conditions can be quite different. This short clip explains that the climates of the world are determined by many meteorological and geographical factors, and make up an incredibly diversified mosaic on the planet’s surface.

Cloud Formation

Clouds can take very different forms but all are made of water vapour, water droplets, and ice crystals. Watch clouds form through the process of condensation, and learn that relief features, meeting a cooler air mass, or heating caused by the sun can cause these air masses to rise above their condensation levels.

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2010 USA

Coastal Processes and Landforms

Filmed along the Dorset coastline in UK, this film provides explanations and examples of the processes and landforms that shape coastal environments, bringing the subject alive through interviews with surfers, coastal surveyors and environmentalists. It also explores the role of littoral cells and sediment movement.

PUM

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2012 UK

Conservation, Culture and Cuba

This documentary follows a team of researchers from Oxford University to Cuba where they will train local divers, researchers and communities on how to monitor and care for their reef systems.

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2004 AUS

Continental Drift

The configuration of our world today is not permanently fixed. In fact, the continents have been constantly moving on the surface of the globe for millions of years. In this clip, discover how we can actually see the evidence of this continental drift in the world around us, and discover the continental plate of Pangea.

ACSSU180

2008 USA

Geography

Cartographic Projection

To portray the surface of the globe on a flat map, geographers have developed geometric methods called map projections. Students will learn about the two common map projections: cylindrical projection and Mercator projection, and how the choice of projection type depends on the user’s needs.

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A story on Cooperstown, New York, where residents discuss baseball and what it is like to live in the small town.

ACHGK043

2001 USA

Coral Reef

Visit a colourful and tropical coral reef with sea turtles, feather stars, scorpionfish, cuttlefish, damselfish, coral, sea anemone, flounder, flatworms, nudibranch, nurse shark and other marine life.

ACHGK048

2007 USA

Cyclones

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2008 USA

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Cooperstown

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Discover some of the world’s biggest disasters, from the Asian tsunami to New Orleans. Take a peek at a strangelooking raft as it cruises down the Yukon River, meet a man who plans to cross the Atlantic in 40 days in a juryrigged kayak, and much more. This series includes the following titles: Disasters

ACSSU180

2008 CAN

The Natural World

ACHGK069

2008 CAN

Denali National Park

A story about Denali National Park in Alaska and the wildlife that is found in its natural environment, with a focus on its mountains and bears.

ACHGK048

2001 USA

Desert Climates

One quarter of the planet’s landmasses have desert climates. This clip outlines the characteristics of desert climates, the vegetation found, and recognises the Sahara in Africa as the largest desert on Earth.

ACHGK060

2010 USA

Desertification

Learn about the process of desertification and how it is destroying increasing amounts of farmland, due to the combined actions of drought and human activity through simple explanations and graphic diagrams.

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2008 USA

Dew and Fog

Dew and fog are condensation phenomena that take place at ground level, before our eyes. Learn about the nature of dew and fog, how they occur, and where they can be seen.

Dynamic Lands: River Processes and Landforms

Provide your students with memorable examples of potholes, rapids, waterfalls, gorges, meanders, braiding, flood plains and deltas; with footage filmed both in the UK and abroad. The featured case studies explain the processes of erosion, transportation and deposition, and explore how they change throughout a river’s course.

PUM

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2013 UK

East Africa: Kilimanjaro Is Shrinking

For the last century, the ice cap atop Mt. Kilimanjaro has been shrinking, reducing the water supply to the surrounding area. This short film includes the geographic location of the mountain, and explores the influence of global warming on the rapid disappearance of the ice.

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2010 USA

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Ecotourism - Borneo

This documentary travels to Indonesia’s Kalimantan to investigate how local communities are turning to ecotourism as an alternative income source to gold mining, illegal logging and palm oil plantations. Can ecotourism help them save their surrounding ecosystems and the endangered orangutans that live within them?

ACHGK068 ACHGK069

2005 AUS

Emerging Superpower: Booming Bangalore

Bangalore has become the ‘Silicon Valley’ of India. This program asks what have been the causes of this success, including the role of education, globalisation and government deregulation. It goes on to look at the social, economic and environmental impacts of this growth and whether it is sustainable.

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2009 UK

Energy Security: India’s Sustainable Solutions

India faces a major energy crisis because of its rapid population growth, but traditional energy sources won’t be enough to meet all future needs. This program looks at sustainable alternatives, including wind power and biogas.

PUM

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2009 UK

Environmental Science Series

East Timor Tourism

A short film exploring how tourists are being drawn to East Timor’s unspoiled natural beauty and variety of marine life, while the government works to establish an infrastructure to handle tourism without damaging the environment.

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This series examines the sources of air and soil pollution, how air and soil quality is monitored, how climate, geography and industry can affect them, how improving air quality in one part of the world can have a global positive effect, how human activity can magnify erosion, and how farming methods can impact the soil. This series includes the following titles: MP

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2008 USA

Soil Quality

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Erosion of Irish Monuments

As stone castles and monuments deteriorate, concerned Irish citizens, with some help from the government, work to stop the erosion and preserve these historic sites.

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Erosion: Overview

Although we are not always aware of it, the landscapes around us are constantly changing. Discover how very slowly, under the combined influence of wind and water, relief features are worn down in a process called erosion.

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2008 USA

Essaouira

As fishing opportunities in Essaouira, Morocco decline, its economy is increasingly focused on tourism. This program introduces how the town is trying to find a harmonious balance between taking advantage of tourism, and not selling out local residents and ruining natural resources.

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2002 USA

Europe: An Overview

Europe, which forms the western end of Asia, is a peninsula with many divisions and many seas lapping its shores. Learn how although the continent only represents seven percent of the planet’s land mass, it is made up of a variety of landscapes, including seas, mountains, and vast plains.

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2010 USA

Features of American States

Each program in this series looks at the monuments, activities, sites and artefacts that American states are wellknown for. These include prominent events from history, such as the Salem Witch Hysteria, as well as key features of the economy, such as America’s only freshwater pearl farm. This series includes the following titles:

Geography

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Connecticut

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Florida

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Kansas

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Maine

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North Carolina

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Oklahoma

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Tennessee

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Texas

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Wisconsin

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Arkansas

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Flooding in Bangladesh: Causes, Impacts and Management

This program, filmed in Bangladesh, emphasises contemporary thinking about hazard events. Personal accounts help explain the physical and human causes of flooding, including the local and regional factors, as well as the effect of climate change. Included are management strategies and NGO projects.

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2010 UK

Flooding in the UK: Tewkesbury

The physical and human causes of the 2007 Tewkesbury flood are explored in this resource. It looks in detail at runoff, infiltration rates, and the factors affecting storm hydrographs. First-hand accounts from residents and businesses show the immediate and long-term economic, social and environmental impacts of the flood.

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2013 UK

Fowl Water

A column of smoke rises from the prairie. Thousands of acres are burning. A tragedy? No. This fierce fire is part of a deliberate plan to revitalise the prairie by The Nature Conservancy.

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Geographical and Celestial Coordinates

To get our bearings on Earth, we use geographical coordinates, such as the hemispheres. This clip explores the equator and the prime meridian as the main axes for the imaginary grid that forms latitude and longitude, and how it allows us to locate points and celestial objects in space.

Geography for Students

2010 USA

Students will understand in this series the physical and human characteristics that combine to form our perceptions of various regions. Students will explore the nature of our planet’s four main physical systems, the evolving cultural features of places, and how technologies help us understand the world’s patterns. This series includes the following titles:

Human Systems

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Places and Regions

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The World in Spatial Terms

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Geomagnetism

Wherever you are on Earth, the magnetised needle of a compass will always point in the same direction. This program explores how this occurs due to Earth’s magnetic field, and how geomagnetism is still a very mysterious process.

Geysers

Geysers are springs that periodically spout steam and hot water to a height of several metres. Discover how they are created through colourful graphic diagrams, and watch a demonstration of the process of the water spouting.

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Giant’s Causeway

A story on the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland, where both legend and science are discussed as the cause of the fascinating and alluring basalt rock columns.

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Glacial Lake Cranberries

Meet Mary Brazeau Brown, a woman who farms cranberries in Cranmoor, Wisconsin and runs Glacial Lake Cranberries. This short program examines the natural landscape of the environment, the native cranberry plant, and the process of harvesting the fruit.

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2001 USA

Glaciers: Overview

Glaciers are huge masses of ice that cover the basement rock. Students will learn that they are found only in regions where snow-cover is permanent, and the process behind the formation of glaciers. Also included are the processes of glacier melting, detachment, sliding, and moraines.

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2008 USA

Global Issues for Students

Geologic Time Scale

Geologists use the geologic time scale to date the transformations the earth has undergone since the first continents were formed. This short program explains each geological period, with the use of a scale and graphic diagrams of the earth’s surface.

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From the early wave of globalisation to the recent economic globalisation, this series looks at the issues associated with global development and environment. Topics covered include the free trade vs. fair trade debate; resource shortages and global warming; and the challenge of enforcing human rights. This series includes the following titles: MP

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2004 USA

Global Economic Issues

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Global Environmental Issues

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2004 USA

Latin America: Challenges in the 21st Century

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Global Warming

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Global Warming Update

Recent NASA studies show that the ice sheet covering Antarctica is melting. Learn how new tests using gravity-measuring satellites confirm what other tests have shown - that the ice is melting at a significant rate. Also explored are some of the possible repercussions of the melting ice, and the role ice plays.

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2006 USA

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Africa: Challenges in the 21st Century

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Gorillas on the Edge

Ever since the Rwandan government closed Volcanoes National Park nearly two years ago, little has been known about the fate of its most celebrated residents - the famed mountain gorillas. Join Dr. Liz Williamson to investigate the plight of Fossey’s gorillas, and examine the new conservation efforts planned.

Grand Canyon

Investigate the rising tourism in Grand Canyon National Park, and discover how this increase has potential for devastating impacts and negative effects on the landscape. Also included in this short film are interviews with visitors and park officials.

Guelta Archei

A story on Guelta Archei, a vibrant waterhole in the middle of the Sahara desert. Join Don Webster and George Steinmetz as they visit the rock pool where nomads stopped to rest thousands of years ago when crossing the desert, and discover the presence of ancient cave art, crocodiles, and camels.

Hawaii Volcanoes - Mauna Loa

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Journey to one of the strangest and most beautiful landscapes the Alashan Desert, with photographer George Steinmetz. As he surveys this area using a paramotor aircraft to obtain unique aerial photographs of the incredible region, viewers will discover the rich, unique heritage and culture of its desert communities.

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This short film discusses Mauna Loa, a volcano in Hawaii, and explores the variety of technologies that are helping scientists to detect changes and hopefully assist in predicting future eruptions.

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2004 USA

Holderness: Sustainable Coastal Management

Using a stretch of coastline from Flamborough Head down to Spurn Point, this video looks at the causes, effects and management of coastal erosion. It shows the different landforms along the coast, issues they create, and the ways they are managed. Also included are management techniques and environmental interdependence.

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2008 UK

Holy Stone

This program journeys to Pietrasanta, Italy, to explore the quarrying culture that provides sculptors with a world-famous raw material: marble hewn from the Carrara hillsides.

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How Mountains are Formed

This informative clip demonstrates how mountains are formed through the use of graphic demonstrations. It explains how the earth’s crust and its plates contribute to these formations, and offers examples of this process through the Himalayas.

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2008 USA

Humidity

Through graphic demonstrations of water molecules, this clip explains what humidity is, and why and how it occurs. It compares the states of water and uses the water cycle to explain the phenomenon, as well as explores the concept of saturated air.

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2010 USA

Iceland: Living with Volcanoes

Focusing primarily on the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption, this program asks why people choose to live in volcanic regions, and explores the opportunities for geothermal power, tourism, and agriculture. Also included are the impacts of the eruption, and the responses to it.

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Identifying Clouds

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Impressions of Europe

This series explores a selection of European cities, and examines their history, culture, and landscapes. This is a rich collection for journeying through the streets of each city, investigating the influences of the past, and understanding the tourism attraction of each locality.

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Granada

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Istanbul

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This series contains beautiful shots of six countries across three continents. Each short video presents scenic views of the countries and could be well integrated across a range of topic areas. This series includes the following titles: NG

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Canada

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Japan

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Singapore

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Thailand

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Inside Earth

Earth measures more than 12,000 kilometres in diameter, but our direct knowledge of our planet extends only to its outer layer. Through indirect observations, such as the study of earthquakes, scientists have been able to establish a model of the interior of the planet. This clip explores the layers of Earth’s interior.

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2010 USA

Into the Volcano

Photographer Carsten Peter braves toxic gases, treacherous rock falls and giant pools of molten lava as he rappels inside the active volcanoes of the exotic South Pacific island of Vanuatu, all in the name of science. Join Peter on his descent into hell in paradise to photograph one of nature’s most violent forces at work.

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2001 USA

Issues in Globalisation: Environmental Impacts and Sustainability

Can economic growth be environmentally sustainable? Residents of Dhaka’s slums in Bangladesh show how extreme industrial pollution is destroying their environment and health. Also explored is how industrial growth can be made sustainable, and how a company in a UK national park is reducing its carbon footprint.

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Italy

This short discusses the geography, history and rich culture of Italy; and includes footage from a variety of towns across the country.

Kaikoura

Travel to Kaikoura, New Zealand, where Māori have lived for years, and discover the deep canyons near the shore which create a perfect environment for whale watching.

2004 USA

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2003 USA

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Leather Production

Meet Mohsine and his father Abdel, who work in a tannery in Fez, Morocco. Discover the fascinating process of washing hides and kneading them with a mixture of water and pigeon droppings. A wonderful resource for exploring the different cultural practices in other countries.

Lightning

This clip discusses what lightning is, what causes it and what to do in event of an electrical storm.

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2005 USA

Lightning and Thunder

Through the use of simple graphic demonstrations, learn how lightning develops in a storm, and how its bolt formation is formed.

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2008 USA

Littorals

An introduction to littorals, the zone of contact between continents and the sea. Learn how its configuration depends on the relief and on the nature of the coastal rocks, discover the different types of coasts, and observe landscapes around the world which have characteristics influenced by erosion.

ACHGK050

2008 USA

Machu Picchu

A story on Machu Picchu in the Andes and the tourism that supports the local community.

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2003 USA

Mali Desert

This fascinating short film explores the salt caravans in the Sahara desert, and introduces the salt mine workers in Taudenni who travel for days with their camels to deliver it to Timbuktu.

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2003 USA

Managing the Dorset Coast: Conflicts, Challenges and Opportunities

How do you balance the needs of the 25,000 visitors who descend on Studland Bay with the requirements of the Europe’s largest oil field - and protect the environment? This program explores the values, attitudes and impact of the different groups who use the area, and assesses the sustainability and success of management strategies.

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2012 UK

Maneaters of Malawi

Along Malawi’s Shire River, villagers are frequently attacked by Nile crocodiles. This program follows conservationists who have begun using videos to teach crocodile safety, while another safety measure is the construction of wells; thus allowing villagers to safely access drinking water.

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Maps

This fascinating short film outlines the history of maps, the contribution of Ptolemy’s latitudinal and longitudinal lines, the use of flat and spherical maps, and map conventions such as boundaries, road systems, and more. A valuable introduction to the history and importance of maps in today’s context.

2002 USA

Measurement Instruments

Earth’s atmosphere is closely monitored by a network of twelve thousand weather stations spread around the planet. This clip outlines the different types of measuring instruments and their purposes, and comments on their role in determining the weather forecast.

2010 USA

Last Wild Chimps

This documentary journeys to the isolated Congo reserve of Goualougo, where famed conservationists Jane Goodall and Mike Fay attempt to persuade the Congolese government to protect one of the last wild populations of chimpanzees.

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Megatransect

Conservationist Mike Fay leads the Megatransect expedition through forests in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Gabon, crossing Kongou Falls. The aim is to create a living chronicle of a vanishing realm, and collect data on almost every aspect of the forest, including its flora and fauna.

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2001 USA

Memorial Quarry

A story on the Greene County Quarry in Georgia, where granite is being cut for the construction of the National World War II Memorial in Washington D.C. This resource is beneficial in exploring the supply and demand of natural resources.

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Meteorology

What will the weather be like tomorrow? To answer this question, meteorologists rely on a vast system of observation stations, placed all around the planet. This resource outlines the variety of measurement instruments used to gather data on the surface of the ground and the oceans.

Mississippi River Ride

In a Mark Twain-styled adventure, this program follows a homeless family and their rag-tag crew as they set off to explore the length of the Mississippi River in a homemade raft.

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2001 USA

Montserrat: Living with Volcanoes

As a perfect case study of a volcano in an LEDC, this program explains the processes causing Montserratâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recent volcanic activity, and assesses the social, economic and environmental impacts of the continuing eruptions. Also included is the tourism industry, strategies for response, and projects to improve biodiversity.

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2013 UK

Mountains

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2008 USA

Next Wave

Measuring the Temperature

Temperature is one of the main climatic variables. Students will discover that temperature is actually a measurement of the movement of molecules in matter, such as water. This concept will be connected to atmospheric temperature - the measurement of the movement of air molecules.

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This documentary-style series portrays an environmental scientist and a marine biologist exploring the natural features of Indonesia, Myanmar (Burma), Papua New Guinea and Benin. Each episode features an expert in the field who share their knowledge and provide professional opinion. This series includes the following titles: NG

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Fish Pirates

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Forest Woman

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Last of the Mokens

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2002 AUS

Lava Lover

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Poison Vents

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2002 AUS

Rock 'n' Coral

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Skin Deep

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Geography

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Bamboo Ghosts

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The Rash

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North America: An Overview

The continent of North America is explored in this informative clip, with focus given to the landscapes of the area, the seas and oceans that surround it, its three main geographical groupings, and its lakes.

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2010 USA

North Pole

Discover the tundra landscape and history of the North Pole in this insightful clip. Topics also covered include the indigenous peoples who adapted to living in the Arctic, and the explorers who navigated their way there.

Nuclear Waste

The nuclear industry produces radioactive waste, which is extremely toxic and has questionable storage methods. This clip introduces the pollution caused by a variety of scenarios, such as nuclear military tests and accidents at power stations.

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2010 USA

Ocean Currents

This clip introduces the phenomenon of ocean currents, outlines the causes and the different types of currents, and provides easy to understand graphic diagrams to demonstrate the process.

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2008 USA

Oceania

This clip introduces Oceania, the multitude of islands located in the Southern Hemisphere. It explores the landscapes, the mountain ranges, the oceans, and more.

Off the Map: Crossing the Empty Quarter

Three Canadians set off to retrace Wildfred Thesiger’s daring 1949 route through the Empty Quarter of Saudi Arabia. Fifty years later, the desert still does not surrender willingly to the latest technological advancement or topographic maps.

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1999 USA

On Deadly Ground

Land from national parks in South Africa, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe have been combined to create Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, a park that is used to regenerate the wildlife populations of the native animals. This short film also explores the reality of land mines scattered within the natural landscape, and the dangers they pose.

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2004 USA

One Woman’s War

Through November 2001, an epic human drama was played out in the mountains of Central Asia. As tens of thousands of Afghan refugees fled their homeland, groups of international aid-workers struggled to help them. This film tells the story of one of those groups.

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2002 USA

Otter Chaos

Quick and agile, river otters have very few predators. However, a few years ago in the State of Missouri, otters were faced with over hunting and a shrinking habitat, reducing their population. This film explores how their impending disappearance encouraged action to be taken, resulting in a now thriving community.

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2000 USA

Our Knowledge of Geologic Time

Geologists use fossils as clues when they investigate the history of Earth. The definition and nature of fossils is outlined in this short video, and their benefits in researching the history of the earth is also mentioned.

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Paraguay Shaman

In the Mbaracayu Biosphere Reserve, a shaman named Gervasio leads a group of people to a medicinal root called suruvi or Jatropha isabelli. Discover how the rate of deforestation is sabotaging the chances of preserving plants and their potential cures, and learn how scientists are recording Gervasio’s knowledge.

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2004 USA

Physical and Topographic Maps

Physical and topographical maps show the surface of the planet as faithfully as possible. They also indicate relief features such as mountain ranges. Through simple diagrams, viewers will discover how contour lines are constructed using altitudes as measurements, and about the use of colour scales.

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Planet Earth

Paradise Lost

100,000 animals, including endangered jaguars, hundreds of species of birds, monkeys, reptiles, and insects will die when Brazil’s mammoth Porto Primavera dam becomes operational. This film examines the country’s effort to balance its population’s growing energy needs with preserving unique and irreplaceable ecosystems.

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Discover the role of life in shaping Earth and its future, the theory of plate tectonics, the great failed star of Jupiter and the acid rain clouds of Venus, the rare life forms of the oceans, the causes of the Ice Ages, and the earth’s relationship to the yellow dwarf star we know as the Sun. This series includes the following titles: MP

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Gifts from the Earth

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Tales from Other Worlds

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The Blue Planet

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The Climate Puzzle

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The Living Machine

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The Solar Sea

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Plant Formations

A plant formation is a community of plant species, some of which are predominate, thus determining a typical landscape. This clip covers the eight main plant formations on Earth; boreal forest, temperate forest, temperate prairies, coastal regions, tropical rainforest, savannah, tundra, and deserts.

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2010 USA

Polar Climates

This informative clip will introduce students to polar climates, and how the sun’s rays influence them. They will also discover how the tundra in summer provides fertile soil for low-growing, colourful vegetation, and how in winter, it freezes over once again.

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2010 USA

Polar-Orbiting Satellites

Polar orbiting satellites orbit the planet from pole to pole, surveying almost all of Earth’s surface. Discover how they fly at a relatively low altitude, and discover how their observations help meteorologists to study climate change and monitor changes in the planet’s landscape.

Pollution

The fragile environmental balance of our planet is threatened by many human activities. Learn how human beings, through their agricultural, domestic, and industrial activities, pollute the air, soil, and water.

2010 USA

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This resource looks at the causes, impacts and management of the UK’s current period of rapid immigration. The program is designed to encourage students to think about migrants’ backgrounds, motivations, intended durations of stay, and their socio-economic situations. It also includes interviews with a range of migrants.

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Each episode in this comprehensive series explores one or two countries from different continents through a human or physical geography feature. Concepts introduced include relative location, urbanisation, sustainable resources, trade, human-environmental interaction, globalisation, and economic development. This series includes the following titles:

A Challenge for Two Old Cities

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Boundaries and Borderlands

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Brazil - the Sleeping Giant

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Challenges in the Hinterlands

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Changes on the Chang Jiang

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Cityscapes, Suburban Sprawl

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Developing Countries

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East Looks West

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2003 USA

Ethnic Fragmentation in Canada

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Global Interaction

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Holding the Hinterlands

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Northwest Contrast

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Oil and Water

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One Earth, Many Scales: NASA, a Lofty View

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Population Geography

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Regions and Economies

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2003 USA

Rural and Urban Contrasts

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Sacred Space, Secular States

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Small Farms, Big Cities

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Strength to Overcome

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Supranationalism and Devolution

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The Booming Maritime Edge

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The Dynamic Pacific Rim

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The Mainland

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The Transforming Industrial Heartland

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Precipitations

Precipitation occurs when the water in clouds falls to Earth. Students will learn how it usually falls to the ground as rain, but that it can also happen in solid forms such as snow or hail. The clip also demonstrates how rain and snow form and fall in clouds through a comprehensive diagram.

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2008 USA

Real de Catorce

Real de Catorce in Mexico was once a large mining town. Now a small village, discover how it attracts visitors with its peace and serenity.

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2002 USA

Recycling

Most trash can be recycled, using processes specific to each material. In this clip, viewers will observe how metal can be recycled, which leads to considerable energy savings.

Reef Balls

Coral reefs face destruction through over-development and pollution. But a company is helping coral reefs by marketing artificial reefs to cities trying to improve their shorelines. The company also uses the reef balls as burial grounds for the deceased, creating unique memorials while encouraging marine growth.

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2003 USA

Regenerating a City Glasgow’s Dockside and Housing

Glasgow is undergoing a huge economic and cultural transformation. Using the city as a case study, this program talks to a range of professionals and explores the causes and effects of urban decline, strategies for urban renewal, and the creation of sustainable communities.

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2007 UK

Rhythms of New York

This short and energetic program presents the sights and sounds of New York City, giving students an insight into what the vibrant city is like on any normal day.

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Right Whale Lanes

This resource explores the endangered North Atlantic right whales who migrate to the Bay of Fundy, where many were killed by freight ships until the Canadian government changed ship routes.

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2003 USA

Rio Beach

This clip explores beach planning in Rio de Janeiro to preserve the coastline, and describes the contributing factors to the degradation of some of the city’s favourite beaches.

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2004 USA

River Rafting

Venture into the rapid waters of the Colorado River which travels through the Grand Canyon. Learn about the experience of the exhilarating activity, and how it has come to be through natural processes.

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2001 USA

Rivers of Shame - The Untimely Death of Our Rivers - Impact of Coal Mining

Rivers of Shame is a 26 minute documentary that highlights the devastating impact coal mining can have on river systems. Rivers SOS is an organisation that is campaigning for a one kilometre safety zone around all rivers in NSW.

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2008 USA

Geography

The Maritime Connection

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Rock Creek Park

This short resource focuses on Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C., and explores the way the community enjoys the natural setting. It explores the woods, the wildlife, recreational activities, and the issue of preserving the environment.

ACHGK045

2002 USA

Rocks

Earth’s crust is made up of a wide variety of rocks. Students will be introduced to the fact that although rocks may appear to never change, they are constantly evolving as part of a geological cycle that lasts millions of years.

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2008 USA

Rural Challenges

Filmed in Southern India, this resource looks at the causes and impacts of rural poverty. It goes on to look at how this poverty can be alleviated, including providing better access to education and health, improving farming methods and by providing micro-credit schemes for women.

PUM

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2009 UK

Salt Cathedral

Learn about the amazing Salt Cathedral which has been made out of salt in an old mine in Zipaquira, Colombia in this short program, and discover how tourists trek through tunnels to reach the Catholic landmark.

2001 USA

Sanaa

This program looks at jambiyyas, which are traditional daggers carried by most Yemeni men. It discusses how the handles are sometimes made of rhinoceros horns, despite bans on the practice.

2006 USA

Secrets of the Rain Forest

In this film, viewers will discover the native communities that live within the Amazon, and their role in protecting its rich medicinal secrets. The traditional knowledge of their ancestors is at stake with the modern world.

ACHGK048 ACHGK049

1990 USA

Selective Sorting of Waste

Trash is collected selectively and taken to a sorting centre. In this clip, students will observe what happens to trash at the sorting centre. Once sorted, the materials are packed and sent to specialised recycling plants.

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2008 USA

Setu

This program introduces a story on the Setu people in SouthEastern Estonia, and takes a look at their struggle to cross the border of Russia to visit loved ones and deceased family members.

Sewer Diving

Meet sewer diver Carlos Barrios and his team, as they fix blockages in Mexico City’s sewer system. In this short film, you will see the things Carlos pulls out of the sewage, and discover the importance of a blockage-free system in a city with such a large population.

ACHGK054

2004 USA

Ski Patrol

Learn how the Snowbird Resort Ski Patrol protects skiers in the Wasatch Mountains by using ammunition to pre-empt avalanches and practising rescues. Also explained is how the extreme landscape influences the lifestyles of its local people.

ACHGK053

2002 USA

Roar: One Man’s Pride

This film documents the amazing wildlife in Southern Botswana, where the lush mosaic of the Okavango Delta gives way to the unforgiving plains of the Kalahari. It focuses on an old lion king, his two wives and their domain surrounding a rare waterhole.

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Smith Island Land Erosion

This clip introduces viewers to Smith Island in the Chesapeake Bay, US. It discusses the land’s erosion, the efforts to save the island and to encourage locals to stay, and includes environmental scientist Court Stevenson’s prediction on what might happen in the future.

ACHGK063

2001 USA

Soil Pollution

Every year millions of tons of waste are released into nature and only some of it is biodegradable. Discover how most nonbiodegradable soil pollutants come from industry, and how agriculture also causes soil pollution, in spite of efforts to regulate agricultural practices and waste treatment.

ACHGK063

2010 USA

South America: An Overview

From Colombia to Patagonia, South America has a variety of relief features and climates. Discover how along the Andes Mountains, there is a cold and dry climate, and by contrast, the rain forest lowlands are very humid. This variety of features provides South America with a very diverse ecosystem.

ACHGK048

2010 USA

Special Forces: On the Frontlines

In Afghanistan, three decades of continuous violence has left a devastating legacy: hundreds of thousands of mines, artillery and other weapons remain hidden in the ravaged landscape. Today, special groups of U.S. soldiers have the delicate task of finding and destroying these weapons, and helping rebuild a war-torn nation.

ACHGK081

2003 USA

Summer Heat

This clip discusses the summer heat in the USA in 2005, when high temperature records were set across the country. It compares the historical temperature records and discusses how heat stroke affects human beings.

ACHGK070

2006 USA

Sunrise to Sunset

This short film features aerial footage focusing on sunrises, sunsets, sunlight, clouds and storms over rural or natural landscapes, and water.

ACHGK048

2010 USA

Sustainable Communities: Studying Settlement

With increased emphasis on getting students to carry out a local study, this program is a good prompt. It encourages students to think about their methodology, and how they might evaluate and study their own locality. It includes case study material for managing rural environments, sustainable cities and much more.

PUM

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2008 UK

2001 USA

This series covers a wide range of topics related to ecological and human sustainability. Using case studies from different continents to highlight the relationship between economy and the environment, it introduces topics such as timber trade, ecotourism, renewable energy, green farming methods, and water conservation. This series includes the following titles:

Deforestation

ACSSU112 ACDSEH127

2011 AUS

Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Development

ACHGK069

2011 AUS

Economic Issues

ACHGK075 and more...

2011 AUS

Energy Issues

ACSSU116

2011 AUS

Food Production

ACHGK063 and more...

2011 AUS

Geography

Sustainable Futures Series

Sleepy Hollow

This short film introduces viewers to the people and places in Sleepy Hollow, New York, where the town is believed to have inspired Washington Irving’s ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’. It takes a look at the Dutch influence on the town’s history, and how the geographic landscape inspired the writer.

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Greenhouse Gases

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2011 AUS

Landfill and Waste Issues

ACHGK068

2011 AUS

Pollution

ACHGK045

2011 AUS

Sustainable Living

ACHGK045

2011 AUS

The Carbon Issue

ACSSU189

2011 AUS

Transport

ACSHE121 ACSSU189

2011 AUS

Water Issues

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2011 AUS

Sydney Theatre Company: Climate Change Debate

This lively debate brought together ex-politicians, industry insiders, boardroom eco-warriors and environmental pioneers to discuss what industry and government should be doing to help turn the carbon tide. It is moderated by ABC Big Ideas’ Tony Jones.

ACHGK070

2010 AUS

Taquile on Titicaca

Ancient Inca traditions endure on the Peruvian island of Taquile, where natives still hand weave colourful clothing and participate in communal government. Students will meet locals, and travel to this serene location to learn about their fascinating lifestyle and traditions.

ACHGK043 ACHGK046

1999 USA

Tectonics and Volcanism

ACHGK050

2010 USA

Tectonics: Processes and Landforms

Filmed in locations around the globe, this comprehensive program provides examples and explanations of the processes, features, and landforms that occur at different plate margins. It examines a range of volcanic processes and landforms, and includes footage of different types of lava and volcanic forms.

PUM

ACHGK050 ACSSU180

2013 UK

Temperate Climates

Temperate climates exist in the mid-latitudes regions and are characterised by moderation. This short program explores the temperate climates and their characteristics, including the influence of sunlight, their geography, and the presence of the Gulf Stream.

ACHGK060

2010 USA

Tequila

In this short film we visit Jose Cuervo headquarters in Tequila, Mexico. Students will learn how most of this small, sleepy town depends on the income of the widely popular alcoholic beverage, and the process of producing the drink.

ACHGK067

2004 USA

Terrestrial Coordinates

This short clip will explain how the earth is separated into two sets of hemispheres, and introduce the Equator and the Prime Meridian as main axes for the imaginary grid we use for locations.

2010 USA

The Continents

A third of Earth’s surface is taken up by vast expanses of land, the continents. Discover how these continents have been divided into seven continents, and where they are located on the globe in relation to seas and oceans.

2008 USA

Global Warming

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Based on the award-winning college telecourse and PBS series of the same name, ‘Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation’ introduces students to Earth’s dynamic interacting systems, showing how they relate to the development of life and how they help us unlock the secrets of our environment. This series includes the following titles:

The Endless Voyage Due West

The Evolution of Landscapes

The Eyes of Nye Population: Human Demographics

The Geography Tutor

Earthquakes

ACHGK053 ACSSU180

2000 USA

Ground Water

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2000 USA

Living through an Earthquake: Loma Prieta

ACHGK053

2000 USA

Weathering and Soils

ACHGK050

2000 USA

The impact of human activity on coastal areas is examined through studies of four areas along the California coast. Using these studies, harbour and beach creation and maintenance, erosion, water pollution, and wetlands preservation are investigated.

ACHGK051 ACHGK052

2003 USA

On a large scale, Earth changes through tectonic movements which cause mountains to rise. Students will be introduced to how erosion influences the landscapes on Earth in this short introductory-styled clip.

ACSSU180

2008 USA

Compare population issues around the world, from demographics to social and cultural aspects, and see how education and industrialisation can affect human population. Students will hear about Third World issues, look at worldwide consumption trends, and analyse mass media education efforts.

DIS

ACHGK055

2005 USA

‘The Geography Tutor’ introduces several key geography concepts, definitions and skills. An excellent introductory resource, each episode covers one concept and interlinked skills, themes, applications or issues relating to sustainability. This series includes the following titles: MP

ACHGK048

2004 USA

Earth's Physical Features

ACHGK050 ACHGK048

2004 USA

Global Problems and Issues

ACHGK045

2004 USA

Human-Made Wonders of Africa, Australia and the Americas

ACHGK070 ACHGK045

2004 USA

Human-Made Wonders of Europe and Asia

Map and Globe Terms

ACHGS050

2004 USA

Map Skills

ACHGS050

2004 USA

Soil

ACHGK060

2004 USA

The Five Themes of Geography

ACHGK067 and more...

2004 USA

Types of Maps and Map Projections

ACHGS050

2004 USA

Vegetation

ACHGK048

2004 USA

Weather and Climate

ACHGK060

2004 USA

Geography

Earth's Natural Wonders

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Will world population outrun food resources? Why is biodiversity necessary for all species? Featuring case studies, this series takes a look at how human and ecological processes can maintain or threaten the planet’s habitability, and how we can prevent the worst outcomes of our global experiment. This series includes the following titles: Agriculture

ACSHE136 and more...

2007 USA

Atmospheric Pollution

ACSSU189

2007 USA

Earth's Changing Climate

ACHGK070 ACSES105

2007 USA

Ecosystems

ACHGK048

2007 USA

Human Population Dynamics

ACHGK070 ACDSEH125

2007 USA

Looking Forward - Our Global Experiment

ACHGK070

2007 USA

Oceans

ACSES052

2007 USA

Risk, Exposure and Health

ACHGK045

2007 USA

Water Resources

ACHGK037 ACHGK040

2007 USA

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2013 UK

The Haiti Earthquake: Impacts, Responses and Vulnerability

This program exemplifies the effects of a geohazard in an LEDC, and uses Haiti to explain why the impacts are so devastating. It explores the primary and secondary impacts of the earthquake, and looks at a range of short and long term responses, including projects aimed at improving health and reducing displacement.

The Movement of Air Masses

Air masses are gigantic atmospheric volumes with very specific temperature and humidity characteristics. Watch how warm and cold fronts form as different air masses come into contact and how air masses help to circulate heat and humidity in the atmosphere.

ACSSU222

2008 USA

The Murrumbidgee CMA

These case studies demonstrate the different natural resource management projects that the MCMA undertakes along the Murrumbidgee River.

ACHGK070 ACHGS074

2009 AUS

The New Faces of Tourism Series

The Representation of Earth

Features a taste of life on the headwaters of the Red Deer river, where whitewater rafting operation ‘Hunter Valley Adventure Tours’ has successfully provided exciting outdoor experiences for more than 30 years. This series includes the following titles: Adventure Tourism: Hunter Valley Adventure Tours

ACHGK067

2002 CAN

Eco-Tourism: Trail of the Great Bear

ACHGK069

2002 CAN

It seems natural to use a map to find out where we are. But the transcription of geographic reality onto a sheet of paper is not as simple as it seems. This clip outlines how the land must be identified and measured to generate an accurate map.

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2008 USA

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2008 USA

The Tides

Tides are regular oscillations in sea level, and serve as one of the world’s most fascinating phenomena. In this program, discover how in most regions the water rises to high tide twice a day and recedes, and how this process occurs through astronomical phenomena.

ACSSU115

2008 USA

The Water Cycle

Earth’s oceans contain 95% of all the water on the planet, yet the oceans are constantly evaporating. Why doesn’t the ocean level ever drop? This essential program describes the continuous recycling and returning of water through the concept of the water cycle.

ACHGK037 ACSSU222

2010 USA

The Wood Industry

The wood industry involves logging and the manufacturing of products made with wood. Every year, 3.3 billion cubic metres of wood are taken from forests. This resource explores where this wood goes, what it is used for, and how paper is manufactured.

ACHGK051

2010 USA

Thematic Maps

Cartography can represent the physical geography of a region, but it can also illustrate a wide variety of phenomena, such as population distribution. In this clip, students will discover that this is called a thematic map.

ACHGS049

2008 USA

Three Rivers

This clip features bodies of water in Zambia including the Luangwa, Kafue, and Zambezi Rivers and Victoria Falls. This is a great resource for exploring how the water cycle works in the wild environment and the interdependence of life.

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2006 USA

Thunderstorms

Every day some 5000 storms occur on Earth. Discover how storms are extremely violent events characterised by heavy rain, strong winds, lightning, and thunder, and observe how a storm develops and dissipates in this clip.

ACHGK042

2008 USA

Time Zones

At any given moment, the sun lights only part of Earth. Therefore, at any given moment, the time is different from one region to another. In this informative resource, students will discover how the globe has been divided into 24 time zones to make it easier to figure out the time anywhere on Earth.

Tornado

Dangerous and destructive, tornadoes are whirlwinds that form in storm clouds. Learn how most tornadoes occur in the Great Plains of the USA, and how they are studied in retrospect through the damage they leave since they don’t last long enough to be thoroughly observed.

ACHGK042

2010 USA

Tornado Rips through Air Force Base

This exhilarating resource features amateur video of a tornado as it moves over landscape. Students will observe the tornado growing as it tears over parking lot of Air Force base, then moves past buildings.

ACHGK042

2007 USA

Tornadoes

Tornadoes are nature’s most violent storms, with swirling winds that can top 480 kilometres per hour. In this program, find out how the warm air’s collision with the cold produces violent thunderstorms called supercells which can lead to tornadoes, with helpful diagrams presented to aid in students’ understanding.

ACHGK042

2004 USA

2008 USA

Geography

The Seas and Oceans

Two-thirds of Earth is covered with water. Together, all of the planet’s oceans and seas form the world ocean. This clip outlines the four regions that the oceans have been divided into and the characteristics of seas.

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2002 USA

Trastevere

Trastevere, a neighbourhood in Rome, has undergone much recent development and change. In this clip, the history of the historic town is explored, and residents and local business owners comment on the recent changes in the neighbourhood.

ACHGK046 ACHGK047

2003 USA

Tropical Climates

Tropical climates are very hot and humid. In this short clip, students will discover how they are found in the regions that have regular sunlight all year round, how these climates encourage growth of the equatorial forest and produce seasonal monsoon rains.

ACHGK060

2010 USA

Tropical Storms: Bangladesh’s Cyclone Aila

With extraordinary footage captured from Bangladesh’s recent cyclone, this program looks at the causes, impacts and management of tropical storms in an LEDC. It provides clear explanations of the physical causes of cyclones, the social, economic and environmental impacts, and provides examples of management strategies.

PUM

ACHGK042

2010 UK

Tsunami

Tsunamis are immense waves capable of destroying everything in their path. In this clip, students will discover that unlike ordinary waves, tsunamis are born in the ocean depths, where they grow to become one of the most deadly natural phenomena on Earth.

ACHGK042

2008 USA

Tuamotus

Viewers will take a journey to the Tuamotus islands and discover how global warming threatens the tropical paradise through rising sea levels. They will also learn about the local trades of the community, including fishing, coconuts, and black pearl harvesting.

ACHGK070

2003 USA

Tuareg Farmer

Tuareg farmers along Lake Gossi share water with elephants by day, but fight to keep elephants out of their gardens at night.

ACHGK038 ACHGK040

2007 USA

Discover the almighty power of Niagara Falls and the scientific feats of inventors in this exhilarating film. Follow the process and construction of a camera designed to capture the experience of going over the Falls edge.

ACHGK038 ACHGK041

2004 CAN

Outdoor adventurer Matt Markoff goes spelunking, or cave exploring, in West Virginia. He explains what he thinks is the essence of caving, and shows some techniques to help explore.

ACHGK050

2001 USA

This program explains weather systems: how weather affects our lives, atmosphere, air density, radiant energy, convection currents, barometer-air masses, winds-clouds-storms. Experiments are conducted to demonstrate each subject discussed, and lab safety procedures are explained and demonstrated.

ACSSU222 ACSSU189

2003 USA

This valuable resource features talks with the London Olympic committee, local residents, youth groups and industry. It explores the causes and effects of urban decline, and suggests how the Olympics can regenerate the area and build a sustainable community.

PUM

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2007 UK

Ultimate Access Niagara

Underground Adventure: Spelunking

Understanding Science Series Weather Systems

Urban Regeneration - the 2012 London Olympics

Tourism in Sierra Madre

In the Copper Canyon region, visitors enjoy views of the Sierra Madre Mountains and interactions with the Tarahumara people. This short program explores the impact of tourism, and the potential threat it poses to the preservation of the natural area.

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2007 USA

Volcanism: Overview

There are about 1,500 volcanoes spread over five continents. Through this program, students will discover how most volcanoes are located at the edges of the giant plates that form Earth’s surface, the role of the earth’s inner composition, and the influence of plate movement.

ACHGK050

2010 USA

Volcanoes-Geohazards: Monitoring and Prediction

PUM

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2013 UK

Volcanoes: Overview

Volcanoes are not like other mountains. They may remain inactive for centuries, but when they start to erupt, they release incredible power. Learn about how the inner workings of the earth contribute to the formation and activity of volcanoes, the two types of eruptions, and the result of eruptions.

ACHGK050

2008 USA

Water and the Oceans

From the peaks of mountains to the ocean depths, water is everywhere on our planet. This program will teach students how most of the earth’s water is in the planet’s seas and oceans, and how they link to some of Earth’s most fascinating phenomena.

ACHGK037

2008 USA

Water Pollution

Water pollution has devastating effects on the environment and human beings. However, water pollution is not the same everywhere in the world. Discover how the constant circulation of water spreads pollution around the planet in this concise video.

ACHGK045

2010 USA

Watercourses

Streams, rivers and lakes are the water courses that irrigate the planet. In this short yet informative video, students will discover the sources and process of watercourses, the way they interact with the water cycle and receive an overview of the world’s longest rivers.

ACHGK037 ACSSU222

2010 USA

Waterspouts

This clip contains footage from amateur videos which show waterspouts in action. Waterspouts resemble tornadoes and move over large bodies of water.

ACHGK042

2007 USA

Waves

Wave after wave, sea water unfurls on the shore. We might not think that this water travelled long distances before reaching the coast, but this is not so. In this short clip, students will discover how waves are created, how they move, and how they break.

ACSSU182

2008 USA

Weather Maps

Weather maps supply a great deal of information on the state of the atmosphere in a given region. They are particularly helpful to aviators and navigators, who can chart their itineraries to avoid storms, and in this program students will learn how to read them.

ACHGS050

2008 USA

Why Care about Water?

There is the same amount of water on Earth today as there was when dinosaurs roamed. Just less than one percent of the planet’s water is available to meet the daily drinking water, sanitation and food needs of its inhabitants. In this program, learn more about the importance of water and how you can make a difference.

ACHGK040

2010 USA

Utah National Parks

Discover how the natural landscape of Utah’s desert has transformed over time, from flat surfaces to towering plateaus, through the process of erosion and frost wedging. This short clip also includes the various types of flora and fauna that call these deserts home.

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Wild Chronicles

Take a journey into the natural world to discover about a range of issues such as the impact of human activity on Colorado River, the melting ice caps in Greenland, and predicting severe weather conditions. Students will be fascinated by the breadth of topics covered by the stories in this series. This series includes the following titles:

Wildlife Wars U.S.A.

1999 USA

Amazon Streiker

Colorado River

ACHGK070 and more...

2005 USA

Emiquon Wetlands

ACHGK073 ACHGK074

2005 USA

Madagascar 2 – Journey of Discovery

ACHGK048 and more...

1999 USA

Mattias Klum

ACHGK070 and more...

2005 USA

Mike Fay Mega-Flyover

ACHGK071 and more...

1999 USA

Racing the High Sierra

Slum TV

ACHGK065 ACHGK066

2005 USA

Tornado Hail

ACHGK042

2005 USA

Zuni Map Art

ACHGK049 ACHGK048

2005 USA

1999 USA

The hunting of animals is a strongly contested issue in many countries, particularly with endangered animals. This series focuses on how attitudes towards the poaching of elks and ducks have changed, as well as the legislation in America. This series includes the following titles: Elk Harvest

ACHGK070 and more...

1991 USA

Waterfowl Crisis

ACHGK070 and more...

1991 USA

Wind

The winds that sweep through Earth’s atmosphere are simply gigantic air currents. In this program, students will watch how winds move and are deflected by the Coriolis force, and discover the two types of winds: prevailing winds and local winds.

ACSSU115

2010 USA

Winds of War

Since the beginning of military history, weather has played a significant role in the successes and failures of military campaigns. This program takes a look at how the military spends much effort tracking the weather to determine how it will affect soldiers and their weapons.

ACSHE224

2003 USA

Yellowstone Wild

Using high-tech cameras and dramatic time-lapse photography, this program reveals the dynamic web of life at one of America’s most cherished national parks, Yellowstone. Included are several intriguing inhabitants, natural disasters, weather, and climate.

ACSSU112 ACHGK048

2001 USA

Youthful Populations - An African Case Study

The Gambia has one of the most youthful populations on Earth. This resource explores the issues and implications that arise as a result, including contraception and family planning, pressures on resources, the environment and the ways governments and NGOs are working together to provide schools, housing, and healthcare.

PUM

ACHGK044

2005 UK

History ClickView’s picks

ABC News Classroom Edition: The Cold War

ABC News Classroom Edition: The Women’s Rights Movement

Part 5: Beyond Martin Luther King, Jr.

Part 4: The Fall of Communism

Part 2: The World

Explore Dr. King’s wide-ranging legacy; listen to African Americans discuss the impact of Malcolm X on race relations, and learn about Judge Frank Johnson, who Governor Wallace called an ‘integratin’, carpetbaggin’, scalawaggin’ boldfaced liar’ for desegregating Alabama’s social services.

The limitations of diplomacy and arms control were evident at the Reykjavik Summit of 1986. Romanian, Czech and Lithuanian reforms set the stage for the Berlin Wall’s destruction, and the subsequent dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Tensions between entrenched cultural values and women’s rights are illustrated by struggles in Afghanistan and Japan. Hear activists at the UN Conference on Women assess health care, housing, and economic parity around the world.

ACOKFH022, ACDSEH105

ACOKFH023, ACHMH190

ACHMH069

2002 | 19 min | USA | AR | DIS

2003 | 18 min | USA | AR | DIS

2003 | 22 min | USA | AR | DIS

American Revolution for Students

Angkor Wat

Dr. Teller’s Very Large Bomb

Origins of Democracy

A short film about the temples at Angkor, Cambodia, that brings stories of the Hindu and Buddhist legends to life.

The story of Edward Teller, the Manhattan Project lead physicist already obsessively working on inventing the hydrogen bomb while everyone else at Los Alamos was trying to complete the atom bomb project. Teller was indirectly responsible for much of the nuclear arms race that followed World War II.

ACHMH023 and more…

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2004 | 23 min | USA | AR | MP

2006 | 2 min | USA | NG

2006 | 60 min | CAN | DA

In this program, students will get a detailed account of the social, political and economic conditions that created a spirit of independence, which would eventually put the Americans on the road to rebellion.

History

ABC News Classroom Edition: The Civil Rights Movement

Global Issues for Students

Inventors of the World Series

Genocide

Leonardo da Vinci

This program defines genocide, explores the nature and causes of the crime, and shows students how the world community attempts to monitor global conditions and prevent future atrocities.

Through the use of dramatic re-creations, archival films, photographs and actual drawings and materials, Leonardo da Vinci is brought to life for students as a man whose brilliant imagination, made him not only a great artist, but also one of history’s greatest inventors.

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2013 | 50 min | USA | MP

2004 | 24 min | USA | AR | MP

2001 | 24 min | USA | AR | MP

Life in Medieval Europe - Feudal System, Farming, Food, Home

Mesopotamia: Code of Hammurabi

The Renaissance for Students

A story about the creation of the Code of Hammurabi in ancient Mesopotamia, discussing the early history of Mesopotamia, and the rule of King Hammurabi. Hammurabi created a code of laws, which influenced the beginning of civilisation, religion, and politics. King Hammurabi’s rule influenced laws created in the USA and elsewhere.

A History of the Renaissance

ACDSEH051, ACDSEH008

ACOKFH003

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2005 | 4 min | USA | NG

2004 | 22 min | USA | AR | MP

World Revolutions Series

Gandhi and India’s Independence

Revolutionary Mexico: 1910-1940

The Russian Revolution

Through excellent footage, primary source documents and expert commentary, students will not only understand Gandhi’s non-violent struggle for India’s independence, but will also discover the movement’s tragic aftermath.

Through archival images, commentary and primary documents, students learn that this revolution was characterised by repeated confrontations between rich and poor, peasant and landowner, native peoples and conservative governments - a series of clashes resulting in social and political changes that changed Mexican society.

Through superb archival footage, primary documents and expert commentary, students will learn how the political upheaval of 1917 led to a radical departure with the Czarist past and set Russia on the communist path - a utopian dream that went largely unfulfilled.

Fraser’s Story - Irititja Kuwaritja (from Then until Now) The life story, hopes and dreams of Pitjantjatjara elder and community leader, Donald Fraser. A remarkable man with tireless drive, Mr Fraser gives us valuable insight into many of the significant events, struggles and issues shared by the Pitjantjatjara people of the APY Lands from the late 1940s until today.

This medieval epic is set in a village, circa 1350. The drama unfolds through a series of characters who tell their stories of life in the Middle Ages: the baker, the herbalist, the Reeve, the landless labourer, the medicus and the Lord of the Manor. Topics also include clothes, medieval women, death, disease and justice.

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What was the Renaissance? How did it begin and why? This program answers these questions and more as it investigates the driving forces behind this brilliant period of artistic and scientific achievement.

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2005 | 26 min | USA | AR | MP

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In this series, consider the history of terrorism from an American perspective, including suicide bombings in Israel,

ABC News Classroom Edition: links between fundamentalism and terrorism, terrorism within the US and resentment toward America abroad, and global terrorism in the form of hostage-taking and bioterrorism. Fundamentalism and Terrorism This series includes the following titles:

ABC News Classroom Edition: Global Human Rights

Part 1: Perspectives

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Part 2: The Tools of Terrorism

DIS

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2003 USA

Part 3: Israel: A Case Study

DIS

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2003 USA

Part 4: The Rise of Modern Terrorism

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2003 USA

Part 5: Terrorism in the United States

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Introduce students to global human rights, ethical questions and freedom of speech through political, religious, and ethnic conflicts in Northern Ireland, East Timor, Rwanda, South Africa and China. Topics covered include international responses and the complex interplay between economics and human rights. This series includes the following titles: Part 1: Global Concerns

DIS

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2002 USA

Part 2: South Africa - A Case Study

DIS

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2002 USA

Part 3: China - A Case Study

DIS

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2002 USA

Meet the people behind US Civil Rights events from the 1950s to this day, including Rosa Parks, Martin Luther

ABC News Classroom Edition: King Jr., Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, Malcolm X and diverse black leaders of today. The series includes key demonstrations and events, such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and King’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech. The Civil Rights Movement This series includes the following titles: DIS

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2002 USA

Part 2: Awakening a Nation

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2002 USA

Part 3: America Arises

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2002 USA

Part 4: The King Assassination

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2002 USA

Part 5: Beyond Martin Luther King, Jr.

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2002 USA

Explore the Cold War from World War II to the fall of Communism in Europe. This series examines the diplomatic responses to communism and the crucial role of atomic weaponry, America’s fear of domestic communism, the policies of détente and Perestroika, the Berlin Wall’s destruction and the dissolution of USSR. This series includes the following titles:

Part 1: The Cold War Begins

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Part 2: The Cold War Escalates

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Part 3: Cracks in the Wall

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2003 USA

Part 4: The Fall of Communism

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Part 5: Post-Communist Europe

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ABC News Classroom Edition: The Cold War

Part 1: Separate but Equal

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Trace the women’s rights movement from its roots in the abolition movement of the 1800s through the political and economic advances of the 20th century. View examples of social change in the US, and observe tensions between entrenched cultural values and women’s rights, illustrated by struggles in Afghanistan and Japan. This series includes the following titles: Part 1: The United States

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2003 USA

Part 2: The World

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2003 USA

A History of Slavery in America

This comprehensive program chronicles the institution of slavery in North America. Expert interviews and archival photographs help to describe slave resistance, the slave family, abolitionism, slave religion and the difficulties facing post-war African Americans, highlighting the struggle by African Americans to end it.

ACDSEH083

1994 USA

A History of the Civil Rights Movement

The Jim Crow laws provide the realistic backdrop for this insightful and moving visual history of the Civil Rights Movement. The most dramatic moments in the fight for equality are presented, as well as many prominent African Americans like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. The program also features expert interviews.

ACOKFH022 ACDSEH105

1994 USA

American Revolution for Students

‘American Revolution for Students’ traces the struggle for power between the colonies and Great Britain. From the colonists’ rejection of mercantilist laws to the development of a new nation. Students will learn about the convergence of 13 colonies, the Declaration of Independence, and the battles of the revolution. This series includes the following titles:

Ancient Civilisations for Children

Causes of the Revolution

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2004 USA

Creating a New Nation

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2004 USA

Declaring Independence

ACHMH022 and more…

2004 USA

Origins of Democracy

ACHMH023 and more…

2004 USA

The Revolutionary War

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2004 USA

Through spectacular re-creations and 3-D graphic models, students will discover how ancient peoples lived, ate, dressed and worked. By exploring archaeological sites, artefacts, art and architecture, students will travel back in time and understand how these civilisations still influence our lives today. This series includes the following titles:

Ancient Aegean

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Ancient Africa

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Ancient China

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1998 USA

Ancient Egypt

ACDSEH033 and more...

1998 USA

Ancient Greece

ACDSEH036 and more...

1998 USA

Ancient Inca

ACDSEH074 and more...

1998 USA

Ancient Maya

ACOKFH003

1998 USA

Ancient Mesopotamia

ACOKFH003

1998 USA

Ancient Rome

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1998 USA

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Abraham Lincoln

A short biography of President Abraham Lincoln with emphasis on presidency, civil war and Gettysburg Address.

‘Advocates of Change’ is about people who have revolutionised the world. In this program, five important people who have pioneered, developed or improved the way the world works are introduced; Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Aung Suu Kyi and Che Guevara.

ACOKFH022 ACDSEH105

2010 AUS

Angkor Wat

A short film about the temples at Angkor, Cambodia that brings stories of the Hindu and Buddhist legends to life.

ACDSEH061

2006 USA

Berlin: Update

Morning in East Berlin, the year is 1988. In less than 18 months Europe will undergo a change so sudden and so profound that no one can even imagine it. The seeds of that change lie here, in Berlin - a city divided.

ACOKFH023

1990 USA

Bill digs into the fascinating science of archaeology, the study of those who lived before us.

DIS

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1996 USA

Overview of the life and accomplishments of Christopher Columbus. Discusses in particular the circumstances leading to his arrival to the New World in 1492 and his sense of failure for not having found a western sea route to connect Europe and Asia. Considers the meaning and implications of Columbus’ travels.

ACDSEH001 ACDSEH030

2008 CAN

Advocates of Change Humanitarians, Activists and Revolutionaries

Bill Nye the Science Guy Archaeology

Christopher Columbus

Daily Planet in the Classroom Daily Planet goes back in time to examine some very old things,

A Witness to History

A message of tolerance and respect from a Holocaust survivor. From his personal experience of prejudice, persecution and loss under Nazi occupation, Walter Absil offers an inspiring, powerful message to today’s youth; tolerance and respect for those different from ourselves.

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from uncovering facts about the Peking Man to shedding light on the Thule people.

Delphi Oracle

Ancient Greeks consulted the oracle at Delphi to learn their future. Modern archaeologists, like John Hale, believe that the oracle’s trances were caused by ethylene gas rising up through fault lines.

ACDSEH036

2003 USA

Leonardo left his impression on the world and continues to inspire people of every generation. This magazine-style special will look at the lives and works of several modern day ‘Leonardos’ and how they are leaving their mark on the world.

ACDSEH058

2006 CAN

ACDSEH107

2006 CAN

Discovery Specials Da Vinci: Unlocking the Genius

Dr. Teller’s Very Large Bomb

History

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The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is a treasure house filled with some of the ancient world’s most precious artefacts, including the burial mask of King Tutankhamun and the Royal Mummies of Luxor. The museum’s collection is so large that it lacks the space to exhibit all its relics; some items have not been seen for 100 years.

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People have explored since the dawn of time, seeking wealth, power and colonies. Learn about the innovations that supported advancements in exploration, meet and question history’s most famous explorers, explore native people’s encounters with them, and discover successes and failures of European and American explorers. This series includes the following titles: ACDSEH034 ACDSEH040

2000 USA

A History of Exploration

Christopher Columbus

2000 USA

Cortes and Pizarro

2000 USA

English Explorers

2000 USA

Ferdinand Magellan

2000 USA

French Explorers

2000 USA

Henry Hudson

2000 USA

Lewis and Clark

2000 USA

Marco Polo

2000 USA

Portuguese Explorers

2000 USA

Spanish Explorers

ACDSEH073

2000 USA

The Vikings

ACDSEH049 and more…

2000 USA

Fes

A short film about the individuals and private organisations that work to restore and preserve the historic sites of Fes, Morocco, such as the Bouananiya madrassa and the medina quarter.

ACOKFH009

2002 USA

Fraser’s Story - Irititja Kuwaritja (from Then until Now)

The life story, hopes and dreams of Pitjantjatjara elder and community leader, Donald Fraser. A remarkable man with tireless drive, Mr Fraser gives us valuable insight into many of the significant events, struggles and issues shared by the Pitjantjatjara people of the APY Lands from the late 1940s until today.

ACELT1633 ACDSEH147

2013 AUS

Germany: An Overview

A current and historical summary providing background to the second most populous country in Europe, Germany - a country of leading industries and rich cultural heritage. Information is provided on its location, industry, innovations and inventions, plus World War I, II and the Berlin Wall.

Global Issues for Students

2004 USA

Two of the most fundamental and relevant topics within global issues are genocide and human rights. This senior series defines each concept, explores their nature and background and offers examples throughout history of when each were on the frontline of global current affairs. This series includes the following titles: Genocide

ACDSEH107

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Take your students on a journey through time to explore some of the world’s major innovations. Through the use of dramatic re-creations, archival films, photographs and actual drawings, students will learn how inventions have influenced society over time, and experience the fascinating life and work of great inventors. This series includes the following titles:

Jamestown

Journal

A History of Invention

2001 USA

Alexander Graham Bell

2001 USA

Benjamin Franklin

2001 USA

Eli Whitney

2001 USA

George Washington Carver

2001 USA

Henry Ford

2001 USA

Inventing in Today's World

2001 USA

James Watt

2001 USA

Leonardo da Vinci

Louis Pasteur

2001 USA

The Wright Brothers

2001 USA

Thomas Edison

2001 USA

A story on discoveries at Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas including the settlement fort, a graveyard, and artefacts. Archaeologist William Kelso discusses his findings.

ACDSEH058

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2001 USA

American adventurer and writer Karin Muller is on an extraordinary journey through South America to explore the cultures and people whose modern lives inhabit the ancient realm of the Inca Empire. This series includes the following titles: NG

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2000 USA

Lost Road of the Inca II

ACDSEH074 and more...

2000 USA

King John and Magna Carta

Common law and people’s rights and freedoms grew from Magna Carta. This documentary about the Magna Carta’s significance includes a trip to Worcester Cathedral and the Cathedral Library, plus a presentation of all 63 Articles of the Magna Carta.

ACDSEH008

2008 CAN

Legacy: Aboriginal Restorative Justice (Canada)

Long before settlers came to Canada, the Blackfoot of the Western Canadian plains lived by a sophisticated legal code of their own. This is the story of Charcoal, a man on the run, caught between two systems of justice; British and law of the Blackfoot.

ACDSEH085

2005 CAN

History

Lost Road of the Inca

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This medieval epic is set in a village, circa 1350. The drama unfolds through a series of characters who tell their stories of life in the Middle Ages; the baker, the herbalist, the Reeve, the landless labourer, the medicus and the Lord of the Manor. Topics also include clothes, medieval women, death, disease and justice.

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Life in Medieval Europe Feudal System, Farming, Food, Home

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In this series, students will delve into a comprehensive overview of the people, places and events that defined the Middle Ages. From Charlemagne through to the legendary Crusades and the horrific Black Death, students will learn about the importance of land, religion and social status, and garner a feel for the era. This series includes the following titles:

Lives that Changed the World

A History of the Middle Ages

ACDSEH051 ACDSEH008

2002 USA

Social Structure in the Middle Ages

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

The Doctor

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

The Knight

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

The Merchant

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

The Monk

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

The Noble

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

The Serf

ACDSEH008

2002 USA

This series tells the story of three remarkable individuals through the interviews of ten people that each has inspired. Each story is intercut with footage of a different landmark event in their life, with interviews from those who were there and those whose lives were changed. This series includes the following titles:

Living Histories

Fidel Castro

2007 CAN

Muhammad Ali

2007 CAN

Nelson Mandela

2007 CAN

These two programs offer viewpoints on events and times that affected people worldwide, from those who experienced them first-hand. The memories recalled by the interviewees offer insight and connection to the past that cannot be found from secondary sources. This series includes the following titles: The Great Depression

ACOKFH018

1997 CAN

Women at War

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1997 CAN

Mesa Verde

A story on ancient Puebloans in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Archaeologists Larry Nordby and Sally Cole discuss the dwellings, rock art, and daily social life.

ACDSEH001

2001 USA

Mesopotamia: Code of Hammurabi

A story about the creation of the Code of Hammurabi in ancient Mesopotamia, discussing the early history of Mesopotamia and the rule of King Hammurabi. Hammurabi created a code of laws, which influenced the beginning of civilisation, religion, and politics. King Hammurabiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rule influenced laws created in the USA and elsewhere.

ACOKFH003

2005 USA

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2004 USA

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1999 USA

Native Americans

History of Native American peoples and cultures in North America from their arrival over land bridges from Russia and Alaska, to the impact of European diseases, the removal of Native Americans, to reservations and finally, their political activism and revival of traditional culture, religion and artwork.

ACHMH025

2004 USA

Newgrange

A story on the Newgrange tomb in Ireland. Various shots and sequences include landscapes, bones within the tomb, narration on the shaft of light that enters on the winter solstice, and speculation on why this structure was built.

ACDSEH001 ACDSEH030

2003 USA

Peru’s Treasure Tomb

Archaeologists unearth a treasure trove of gold masks, exquisite pottery, and elaborate beadwork when they save an ancient Peruvian tomb from looters. A year of intensive excavation reveals a blindingly rich and significant royal tomb.

ACDSEH001 ACDSEH029 ACDSEH030 ACDSEH148

1998 USA

Pirates of the Whydah

Join treasure hunter Barry Clifford on his excavation of the wrecked pirate ship Whydah, which sank off the coast of Cape Cod in 1717. Clifford’s discovery of 100,000 artefacts, including coins, armaments and clothing has shed significant light on the institution and culture of piracy as well as indicating the ethnic diversity there was on the ship.

ACDSEH001

1999 USA

This program is segmented into three parts; The King’s Treasure, Following the Evidence and Shaking Hands with History. Learn how sunken artefacts are traced, located and retrieved and their importance in determining how ancient people lived.

ACDSEH107 ACHMH223

1996 USA

Space Race

The story of America’s moon quest is a tale of vision, courage and technological innovation. It is also one of politics. Already amidst in the Cold War, the Unites States and Soviet Union had a new front for their battle: space. On July 20th, 1969, NASA successfully delivered two people to the surface of the moon, for the first time in history.

Steal Away Home: The Harriet Tubman Story

A narrated drama that discusses the major events in Harriet Tubman’s life and what life was like for a slave in the USA.

Mesopotamia: Cradle of Civilisation

Mesopotamia, the Cradle of Civilisation, developed beneath the desert of modern Iraq between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Archaeologists have studied this area, looking for early traces of agriculture in both ruined cities and translated clay tablets.

Mummies of Gold

The site looks like any other patch of arid Africa, but this desolate stretch in the Nubian Desert may prove to be the largest ancient cemetery ever found in Egypt. Tomb after tomb reveals small vaults carved into the walls, each holding mummies laid carefully side by side, their painted eyes gazing upwards with fixed stares.

Science in Action Series Pieces of the Past

2009 USA

ACDSEH105

1997 USA

These two programs explore communication and the history of sports and games. The first program answers questions such as what is the purpose of communication? And how does our environment affect the way we communicate? The second program asks who invented the ball? What is the origin of tennis? And much more. This series includes the following titles:

Communication

1991 USA

Sports and Games

1991 USA

History

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Archaeologist Johan Reinhard comes face to face with human sacrifices â&#x20AC;&#x201D; perfectly preserved Inca mummies found in the Andes.

ACHMH223

2006 USA

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1999 USA

ACOKFH003

1999 USA

The Activist

A story on genocide in Darfur, Sudan. Shots include archival footage of genocide in history, recent images of Darfur, interview with Mark Hanis from the Genocide Intervention Network, and narration on the situation in Darfur now.

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What was the Renaissance? How did it begin and why? This series answers these questions as it investigates this period of artistic and scientific achievement. Students will discover the Renaissance city life, the lives and The Renaissance for Students masterpieces of Renaissance legends, the emerging role of the wealthy merchant class and much more. This series includes the following titles:

The Stone Ages and Early Cultures: The Impact of the Early Migrations to North America

The Wall A World United

Where Were You?

A History of the Renaissance

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2004 USA

Everyday Life in the Renaissance

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2004 USA

Renaissance: Art, Music and Literature

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2004 USA

Renaissance: Science and Invention

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2004 USA

Renaissance: Travel, Trade and Exploration

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2004 USA

This short video discusses theories about the first migration of humans into the Americas.

ACOKFH002

2005 USA

This program tells the story of the opening of the Berlin Wall and the revolution that swept across Europe from the unique perspectives of three world leaders - Helmut Kohl, Mikhail Gorbachev and George H.W. Bush. They take us back to that tumultuous era and tell us the story of how history unfolded.

ACOKFH023

2003 UK

Where were you when these major events happened? This series traces some of the most important events of recent history, and explores their causes, consequences and impact on the society. It is a valuable resource for students studying the 20th and 21st century global history and events that connected the globe. This series includes the following titles:

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ACHMH227

2010 AUS

Afghanistan War and the Moon Landing

Apollo 13 and Hillary at Mt Everest

Asian Tsunami and Bloody Sunday

ACHGK053

2010 AUS

Berlin Wall and Concorde

ACOKFH023

2010 AUS

Chernobyl and Beslan Massacre

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Hiroshima and Rwanda Genocide

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2010 AUS

Hurricane Katrina and Lockerbie Plane Disaster

ACHMH227

2010 AUS

Idi Amin and Haiti Earthquake

London Terrorist Attacks and Montserrat Volcano

ACHMH227

2010 AUS

September 11 and Nelson Mandela

ACHMH227

2010 AUS

Tiananmen Square Massacre and VLCC Amoco Cadiz

2010 AUS

Tokyo Sarin Gas Attacks and Bhopal Disaster

2010 AUS

There is much to discover about the world of today, but what about the people and places that existed before our time, such as in ancient Egypt or Rome? What is a fossil, and what do they tell historians about the time in which they were made? We also look at the life of a Wooly Mammoth, and visit the Colosseum in Rome.

D-Day Landing and the Death of the People's Princess

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This series investigates the exciting relationship between history and modern day science. Discover the civilisations of the Sahara when it was green and lush and learn about the amazing scientific feats that are allowing us to preserve the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most famous pharaoh, King Tutankhamun. This series includes the following titles:

World Revolutions Series

Green Sahara

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2005 USA

King Tutankhamen Preservation

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2003 USA

Striking footage, primary accounts and expert interviews illustrate the dramatic events of important historical revolutions and provide insight into their contemporary themes. Students will trace the causes and social impact of each revolution, but also the sometimes tragic aftermath. This series includes the following titles:

ÂŠ ClickView Pty Limited 2015

Gandhi and India's Independence

Revolutionary Mexico: 1910-1940

The Chinese Revolution: 1911-1989

ACHMH169 and more...

2005 USA

The Russian Revolution

ACHMH136 and more...

2005 USA

Using archival footage, this video discusses the origins and events of World War II, the largest and costliest war in world history.

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2004 USA

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2005 USA

Castro and the Cuban Revolution

Mathematics ClickView’s picks

Algebra for Students

Bill Nye’s Solving for X

Linear Equations and Slope

Quadratic Functions

Algebra: Volume 1

Linear equations and slope are two topics in algebra that go hand-in-hand. Through real-world scenarios, see how a table of values, a graph and a formula or equation can be used to describe a linear equation; use the slope formula and slope-intercept form; and investigate the graphs of linear equations.

It is crucial to know how to recognise quadratic functions by their parabolas and squared terms. Join two charismatic hosts and compare quadratic and linear functions, discover the characteristics of parabolas, explore different strategies for finding the roots of functions, and learn about the quadratic formula.

Students will learn about variables, balancing equations, dimensional analysis, and linear equations in this episode hosted by Bill Nye. Through his upbeat and enthusiastic approach to mathematics, students will no doubt be entertained as they wrap their heads around these critical algebraic concepts.

ACMNA215 and more...

ACMNA239 and more...

ACMNA194

2007 | 24 min | USA | AR | MP

2007 | 20 min | USA | AR | MP

2009 | 18 min | USA | DIS

Bill Nye’s Solving for X

Math for Students

Pre-Algebra: Volume 1

Algebraic Thinking

Ratios, Proportions and Percent

Bill Nye introduces students to infinite fractions, exponents, signed numbers, and proportional reasoning in this entertaining episode. Through his use of hands-on examples and easy to understand contexts, students will gain a wellrounded understanding of these potentially confusing pre-algebraic concepts.

Take the mystery out of missing numbers as you learn how to identify variables, set up basic function tables, calculate basic equations, balanced number sentences and variable isolation. Learn to transform verbal expressions into symbols and change unknown numbers into known values through real-life problems!

By planning a yearbook, students will learn how to calculate percent, ratio and proportion. See how percent relates to 100, explore how units and values in ratios are identified, learn that missing proportional amounts can be found by using cross multiplication, and learn how to discover predictions based on patterns.

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2006 | 25 min | USA | AR | MP

2006 | 26 min | USA | AR | MP

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This series introduces statistical topics in real-world contexts. It takes viewers to a variety of global locations to show people from all walks of life who are using statistics in their work. The programs cover descriptive statistics, probability, distributions, inference and much more! This series includes the following titles: MP

ACMMM147 and more...

1989 USA

Blocking and Sampling

ACMSP206 and more...

1989 USA

Case Study

ACMGM048 and more...

1989 USA

Comparing Two Means

Confidence Intervals

ACMSM140 and more...

1989 USA

Correlation

ACMEM139 and more...

1989 USA

Describing Distributions

ACMSP248 and more...

1989 USA

Describing Relationships

ACMSP251 and more...

1989 USA

Experimental Design

ACMSP064 and more...

1989 USA

Inference for One Mean

ACMSP139 and more...

1989 USA

Inference for Proportions

ACMMM174 and more...

1989 USA

Inference for Relationships

ACMGM053 and more...

1989 USA

Models for Growth

ACMMM02 and more...

1989 USA

Multidimensional Data Analysis

Normal Calculations

ACMSP278 and more...

1989 USA

Normal Distributions

ACMMM168 and more...

1989 USA

Picturing Distributions

ACMSP252 and more...

1989 USA

Random Variables

ACMMM136 and more...

1989 USA

Samples and Surveys

ACMMM168 and more...

1989 USA

Significance Tests

The Question of Causation

The Sample Mean and Control Charts

Time Series

ACMGM088 and more...

1989 USA

What Is Probability?

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What Is Statistics?

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Algebra for Students

Students will learn about the power of algebra as a tool for representing, analysing and generalising situations, and will explore functions such as linear, quadratic and exponential. Real-world applications of algebra are shown, common errors and misconceptions are highlighted, and the translation of expressions is shown. This series includes the following titles:

Bill Nye the Science Guy Probability

Bill Nye’s Solving for X

Analysing Inequalities

ACMNA236

2007 USA

Exponential Functions

ACMNA210 and more...

2007 USA

Functions and Relations

ACMMM022 and more...

2007 USA

Linear Equations and Slope

ACMNA215 and more...

2007 USA

Patterns and Formulas

ACMNA234 and more...

2007 USA

Polynomials

ACMNA266 and more...

2007 USA

Quadratic Functions

ACMNA239 and more...

2007 USA

Systems of Linear Equations

ACMNA237 and more...

2007 USA

The Pythagorean Theorem and Right Triangles

ACMMG222 and more...

2007 USA

Variables, Expressions and Equations

ACMNA213 and more...

2007 USA

There is a good chance this will be one of Bill’s best episodes! In fact, he’ll probably make the complicated concept of probability very simple to understand, while showing how it allows us to predict events.

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In this original series, Bill Nye teaches algebraic principles such as fractions, exponents, and proportions in colourful and unexpected ways. By using his exciting conceptual approach to learning key mathematical principles, kids can discover how algebra relates to the world around us. Solving for X has never been easier! This series includes the following titles:

Math for Students

Algebra: Volume 1

DIS

ACMNA194

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Pre-Algebra: Volume 1

DIS

ACMNA149

2009 USA

Everyday situations are intrinsically linked to an understanding of basic maths concepts and then applied to more complex problems. In this series, real-world maths problems are presented and solved by using a variety of strategies, including estimation, mental maths and traditional algorithms. This series includes the following titles:

Addition and Subtraction

ACMNA099 and more...

2006 USA

Algebraic Thinking

ACMNA176 and more...

2006 USA

Data: Collection, Organisation and Graphing

ACMSP284 and more...

2006 USA

Decimals: Concepts and Operations

ACMNA128 and more...

2006 USA

Fractions: Concepts and Operations

ACMNA125 and more...

2006 USA

Geometry: Triangles and Other Polygons

ACMMG159 and more...

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Multiplication and Division

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Probability and Statistics

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Problem Solving Strategies

Ratios, Proportions and Percent

Integers and the Coordinate Plane

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This series contains thirty-two video lessons that cover a broad range of statistics concepts relating to collecting, analysing, describing and displaying data, as well as probability concepts. It is useful for a broad student audience ranging from senior secondary to university level students. This series includes the following titles: DA

02. Displaying Data

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03. Describing Distributions

ACMSP248 and more...

2011 USA

04. Normal Distributions

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2011 USA

05. Scatterplots and Correlation

ACMSP251 and more...

2011 USA

06. Regression

ACMGM055 and more...

2011 USA

07. Two-Way Tables

ACMGM049 and more...

2011 USA

08. Producing Data: Sampling

ACMSP284 and more...

2011 USA

09. Producing Data: Experimentation

ACMSP253 and more...

2011 USA

10. More on Experimentation

ACMGM064 and more...

2011 USA

11. Introduction to Inference

ACMSP253 and more...

2011 USA

12. Probability

ACMSP246 and more...

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13. Sampling Distributions and the Central Limit Theorem

ACMSM137 and more...

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14. Confidence Intervals

ACMSM140 and more...

2011 USA

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2011 USA

16. Cautions about Inference

2011 USA

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18. Comparing Two Means

19. Inference for One Proportion

20. Comparing Two Proportions

2011 USA

21. Choosing Inference Procedures

2011 USA

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2011 USA

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24. Multiple Regression: Building the Model

2011 USA

25. Multiple Regression: Refining the Model

2011 USA

26. Logistic Regression

2011 USA

27. One-Way ANOVA

2011 USA

28. Contrasts: Comparing Means

2011 USA

29. Two-Way ANOVA

2011 USA

30. Bootstrap Methods and Permutation Tests

2011 USA

31. Nonparametric Tests

2011 USA

32. Statistical Process Control

2011 USA

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22. Chi-Square Tests

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Personal Dev. and Health ClickView’s picks

Drug Education for Teens Series

Nutrition and You

Alcohol

Club Drugs

A Healthy Body

Advertising portrays alcohol as fun, relaxing, romantic and exciting. However, it is the most abused drug in the world, and one that is often abused by teens with tragic results. This program provides the facts on how alcohol affects the brain and body, and explains how drinking impairs motor skills and judgement.

Ecstasy, GHB and ketamine are among a number of ‘designer drugs’ that are often taken by partying teens. This program takes a look at the effects these drugs have, both physically and mentally, with first-person accounts of the consequences of use, and also explores how they can irreversibly alter the chemistry of the brain.

This program addresses a number of health issues, including foods to avoid, healthy body weight, harmful substances, the importance of regular exercise, rest and sleep. The need for regular physical examinations, including seeing a medical doctor, dentist and optometrist are regularly emphasised.

2003 | 27 min | USA | AR | MP

2003 | 25 min | USA | AR | MP

2007 | 19 min | USA | AR | MP

Out to the Family

Responding to Diversity

Them and Us

Some parents who discover their children are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) may be confused, and react with grief or anger – even when parents’ support is vital for the young people. This film shows six different families coming to terms with the developing sexual and gender identity of one of their children.

This program explores the many types of diversity and the perils of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination. It also discusses ways to express curiosity in others while respecting the differences that make every person interesting, unique and valuable.

Nice, reasonable people like us are ‘we’, and strangers with weird beliefs are ‘they’. Those who hold hidden assumptions or stereotypes consider them a recognition of reality, not a prejudice. This program examines how what is prejudice for ‘them’ is merely a recognition of ‘the way things are’ for ‘us’.

2008 | 27 min | UK | AR | MP

2011 | 28 min | USA | AR | MP

2007 | 22 min | AUS | AR | MP

Personal Dev. and Health

Drug Education for Teens Series

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Blogstalker

It started as office gossip: did you see the latest instalment in that girl’s blog? The blogger, a high school ugly duckling, had become obsessed with a cheerleader, harassing her by phone and in school, and pouring out her neuroses into her blog. Discover the nature of blogstalking in this unique program.

2008 USA

Communicating between Cultures

Cultural differences can lead to communication breakdowns. View and discuss this program of eye opening cross-cultural situations, and observe how ‘cultural givens’ such as ‘getting right to the point’, ‘saving face’, taking turns in conversation, and saying ‘yes’ or ‘no’ complicate inter-cultural communication.

2006 USA

Communication Breakdown

Meet a ‘Communication Repair Technician’ who explains that he has the ability to fix two of the most common communication breakdown problems. The first problem is that people unwittingly stick pins in the other people’s extended self, and the second problem is caused by hiding behind questions.

1991 USA

Drug Education for Teens Series

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In this straight talk series, students will get the facts on how drug abuse affects the brain and body. The series includes vivid animations, first-person accounts and candid interviews with family members. Topics examined are the choices teens are faced with every day, short- and long-term consequences of drug abuse, and links between illegal drugs and mental health issues. This series includes the following titles: Alcohol

2003 USA

Alcohol and Alcoholism

2003 USA

Club Drugs

2003 USA

Cocaine and Crack

2003 USA

Depression and Suicide

2003 USA

Hallucinogens

2003 USA

Heroin and Other Opiates

2003 USA

Inhalants

2003 USA

Marijuana

2003 USA

Methamphetamine and Other Stimulants

2003 USA

Steroids

2003 USA

Tranquillizers and Other Depressants

2003 USA

Handling Criticism

Show your students how to handle the heat of conflict and cope with verbal attacks. Educational consultant Barbara Schweitert teaches a small group of students four ways to handle criticism. The students try the techniques by role playing, and discuss vignettes that show conflict with peers, parents, and supervisors.

1993 USA

Home Truths

Five young people tell of their experiences of domestic violence. Topics include escaping violence by moving to a refuge, the effect of one parent’s violence on the rest of the family, psychological violence, aggression, and how to support a friend experiencing domestic violence.

1999 USA

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I’m Normal, You’re Weird: Understanding Other Cultures

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This comprehensive series covers topics ranging from the HIV/AIDS epidemic to sexual health, tobacco, alcohol, cardiovascular health and many more. Students will discover factors that influence these different areas, and ways to achieve a healthy lifestyle. This series includes the following titles:

Nutrition and You

A Healthy Heart: Cardiovascular Health

2003 USA

Alcohol

2003 USA

Fighting a Global Epidemic: HIV/AIDS

2003 USA

Fitness for Every Lifestyle

2003 USA

Infectious Diseases

2003 USA

Nutrition: Eating for Your Health

2003 USA

Reproduction and Contraception

2003 USA

Sexual Health

2003 USA

Tobacco

2003 USA

Weight Management: Finding a Healthy Middle

2003 USA

This series provides students with the basic knowledge to achieve a healthy lifestyle. It explores topics such as harmful substances, the importance of regular exercise and physical examinations, food labels and the food pyramid, the digestive process, and the essential nutrients and common food examples. This series includes the following titles: MP

2007 USA

Balanced Diet

2007 USA

Healthy Eating Habits

2007 USA

Nutrition Basics

2007 USA

Out at Work

This film tells the stories of six workers in a variety of jobs in a hospital, a hotel kitchen and an office. They come from very different backgrounds, and each has their own way of dealing with prejudice against lesbians, gays and bisexuals. It is an excellent resource for supporting students exploring equality at work.

2006 UK

Out to the Family

2008 UK

Personal Dev. and Health

A Healthy Body

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2011 USA

By magnifying the big science behind tiny germs, Bill shows students how hand washing, eating nutritious food, and getting enough exercise and sleep can help the human body fight illness. He demonstrates that taking care of the body is not just important to health and well-being, it is also Safety Smart!

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2011 USA

Based on a best-selling book series, Craig and Marc Kielburger empower students to get involved and make a positive difference at a local, national and international level. This film introduces the ‘Seven Steps of Social Involvement’, and offers the skills and motivation to become a creative and compassionate young leader.

2005 CA

Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy Germs and Your Health

Seven Steps to Social Involvement

Tell Me Why - Health

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Is all human blood the same? What do veins do? What is an addict? What is junk food? What are vitamins? Do calories make us fat? Why does the body need water? Why do we get fever? What is a cold, a wart or hay fever? This series answers questions children ask about the human body, diet and exercise, and medicine. This series includes the following titles: A Healthy Body

1991 USA

Food, Diet and Exercise

1991 USA

Medicine

1991 USA

Is addiction a disease? Or is it a chosen behaviour? Hear from scientists who are studying the brain, psychology, social factors and genetics, and meet people who live with substance abuse issues. Then have students decide for themselves.

DIS

2005 USA

Them and Us

2007 USA

Valuing Diversity: MultiCultural Communication

We often feel uncomfortable dealing with people who are different. Who is ‘different’? People from other cultures or social classes? Other generations? Or people with physical disabilities? This video shows how to overcome this communication barrier.

1995 USA

With the world population ageing, Wild Chronicles goes in search of the secret to a long life. Statistics tell us that Japan and Italy harbour pockets of amazing longevity unexplained by medical advances alone. Sardinia boasts twenty times as many 100-year-olds than the US. Just what are these centenarians doing right?

1999 USA

The Eyes of Nye Addiction: Disease or Behaviour?

Wild Chronicles Longevity

Physical Education ClickView’s picks

Advocates of Change

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Sport’s Most Inspiring Individuals

The World’s Greatest Explorers

Extreme Sports

Meet some of the world’s most inspiring people in sports - Michael Jordan, Sir Alex Ferguson, Muhammad Ali and Tiger Woods – and discover how their achievements and personal strength made them the most notable and admirable figures in the sporting world.

Learn how the face of exploration has been influenced by the likes of Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Richard Evelyn Byrd, Bachendri Pal, Polar Exploration and Antarctic Tourism, and find out how these figures and companies have opened up new opportunities and pushed the boundaries of modern day travel.

Daily Planet looks into the exhilarating world of summer sports. Watch how one of the world’s strongest men pulls a 40-ton truck, see a climbing chair on wheels, watch longboarding, and much more.

2010 | 24 min | AUS | MP

2008 | 60 min | CAN | DA

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Origins of Yoga

Rookie Smokejumpers

Summer Sports Join Daily Planet as they dive into the lively world of summer sports. From sandboarding to bat testing, get to know the science behind the most fun seasonal activities.

Often seen as an exercise regime, few people realise where yoga comes from. A path to the divine, it was handed down through word of mouth by ancient Himalayan sages. This path to the inner self is detailed by Georg Feuerstein, Ph.D., author of thirty books on yoga, and the yogis themselves, as they live it today in India.

In Missoula, Montana, firefighters learn to fight fires better by becoming smokejumpers. A group of rookies train to become members of an elite strike force in time for a busy fire season, and this training prepares them form for the risks and dangers ahead.

2007 | 60 min | CAN | DA

2011 | 28 min | USA | AR | MP

2007 | 22 min | AUS | AR | MP

Physical Education

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Advocates of Change

This series is about people and events that have revolutionised the world of sport and exploration. It features Lance Armstrong, Michael Jordan, Sir Alex Ferguson, Muhammed Ali and Tiger Woods; and in the second program, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Richard Evelyn Byrd, Bachendri Pal, polar exploration and Antarctic tourism. This series includes the following titles:

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Sport's Most Inspiring Individuals

2010 AUS

The World's Greatest Explorers

2010 AUS

Join the Daily Planet team to discover how science and technology are enhancing the experience in physical sports. From extreme sports like longboarding to summer sports such as surfing, viewers will uncover the influence of science across all sporting fields. This series includes the following titles:

Journal Crossing Greenland

Origins of Yoga

Quest for K2

Extreme Sports

2008 CAN

Sports

2009 CAN

Summer Sports

2007 CAN

Meet Stephen and his team, a young group who are crossing Greenland coast to coast by an unexplored eight hundred kilometre route wall inside the Arctic Circle. The only benefits they have are the skis and the supplies they are able to carry.

1994 USA

2011 USA

K2, the second highest mountain on Earth, is also referred to as the ‘savage mountain’ due to the difficulty in ascending it. Follow the physical and emotional journeys of climbers as they put their own lives at risk to achieve a tremendous goal. This series includes the following titles: Conquering the Mountain

2001 USA

K2 Forever

2002 USA

Path to the Summit

2001 USA

Savage Mountain

2002 USA

Surviving the Summit

2001 USA

The Death Zone

2002 USA

Rookie Smokejumpers

In Missoula, Montana, fire fighters learn to fight fires better by becoming smokejumpers. A group of rookies train to become members of an elite strike force in time for a busy fire season, and this training prepares them form for the risks and dangers ahead.

2001 USA

Surviving K2

In the climbing world, there are no terms of endearment for K2. K2’s weather, remoteness, avalanche danger, rock falls, crevasses and other nightmarish hazards make it the hardest point on Earth to reach. Journey with 12 climbers as they attempt to conquer this treacherous beast from the Chinese north side.

2001 USA

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Psychology ClickView’s picks

Inside Out

Different Strokes: Nurture and Human Diversity

Emotion: Emotions

Out of Balance: Anxiety and Personality Disorders

If genes are the canvas, is environment the brush that strokes the colour and detail of who we are? This program surveys the nurture portion of the human equation by examining the influence of the prenatal environment, peers, and the power of culture. It explores differences in the White, Latino, Asian, and African American cultures.

Emotions chart the landscape of life; the highs, lows, and the periods in between. Paul Ekman, Dacher Keltner, Bob Levenson and others known in the field, examine the distinguishing characteristics of emotion, and probe such long-debated issues as: which comes first, physiological arousal or emotional experience and more.

This episode looks at the incidence and symptoms of anxiety disorders, in all of their many variations and personality disorders.

2006 | 29 min | CAN | AR | DA

Inside Out

London Taxi Drivers’ Brains

Perception: The Art of Seeing

People to People: Social Psychology

When they hit a dead end in their research, scientists unravelling the mysteries of memory turned to an unexpected source for help. In this fascinating program, viewers will explore the question, do taxi drivers grow bigger brains by remembering routes?

How can two people see the same event and make completely opposite judgements about it? This program contends that we don’t simply record what we see; we create it by the act of perception. Discover how a frame can alter the meaning, and how we tend to fill in the blanks to create a complete picture when pieces are missing.

2000 | 3 min | USA | NG

1997 | 24 min | USA | MP

People interacting with people - individually and in groups - as friends or sometimes foes, is a fascinating, never-ending source of study material for social psychologists. This episode explores the social thinking, social influence, and social relations of both the antisocial and pro-social varieties.

2006 | 29 min | CAN | AR | DA © ClickView Pty Limited 2015

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Abnormal Psychology

See how people with diagnosed psychological disorders actually behave. Case studies, enriched with commentary from experts help demystify the biological, psychological, and environmental causes of dysfunctional behaviour. This series explores theory and practice, covering multiple approaches. This series includes the following titles:

Bill Nye the Science Guy Patterns

Brain: The Teaching Modules

An Ounce of Prevention

1992 CAN

Behaviour Disorders of Childhood

1992 CAN

Looking at Abnormal Behaviour

1992 CAN

Mood Disorders

1992 CAN

Organic Mental Disorders

1992 CAN

Personality Disorders

1992 CAN

Psychological Factors and Physical Illness

1992 CAN

Psychotherapies

1992 CAN

Sexual Disorders

1992 CAN

Substance Abuse Disorders

1992 CAN

The Anxiety Disorders

1992 CAN

The Nature of Stress

1992 CAN

The Schizophrenias

1992 CAN

Every time you look at, hear, touch, smell, or taste something, your brain collects a little information about the world around you. In this program, see how people deal with that information by finding patterns.

DIS

1998 USA

This series offers extensive footage and research into the inner workings of the human brain. Included are some important findings on Alzheimer’s Disease, schizophrenia, autism, Parkinson’s Disease, and many other topics. This series includes the following titles: MP

1997 USA

Cortical Organisation

1997 USA

Foundations

1997 USA

Memory and Amnesia

1997 USA

Personality and Aggression

1997 USA

Psychological Disorders

1997 USA

Stress and Coping

1997 USA

Treatment of Brain Disorders

1997 USA

Psychology

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Inside Out

This series offers a comprehensive introduction to psychology, and provides viewers with the basic concepts and insightful glimpses into the science and humanity of psychology. Each episode includes interviews with professionals, and explores the influences on behaviour, memory, personality, disorders, and learning. This series includes the following titles: Codes of Life: Behaviour Genetics

2006 CAN

Connections: Sensation

2006 CAN

Different Strokes: Nurture and Human Diversity

2006 CAN

Emotion: Emotions

2006 CAN

Endless Questions: Critical Thinking and Research

2006 CAN

Getting It Together: Therapy

2006 CAN

In the Driver's Seat: Motivation

2006 CAN

Out of Balance: Anxiety and Personality Disorders

2006 CAN

People to People: Social Psychology

2006 CAN

Stressed to the Limit: Stress and Health

2006 CAN

The Becoming Years: Adolescence to Older Adults

2006 CAN

The Growing Years: Conception of Childhood

2006 CAN

The Learning Machine: Learning

2006 CAN

Thinking and Language

2006 CAN

London Taxi Drivers' Brains

2000 USA

Perception: The Art of Seeing

How can two people see the same event and make completely opposite judgements about it? This program contends that we don't simply record what we see, we create it by the act of perception. Discover how a frame can alter the meaning, and how we tend to fill in the blanks to create a complete picture when pieces are missing.

1997 USA

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Religion ClickView’s picks

Not in God’s Name: In Search of Tolerance with the Dalai Lama Religious fanaticism is on the rise worldwide. This film meets moderate Muslims as well as hard-liners, and traces the three reasons for religious extremism. It shows how the world is ravaged by extreme divisions between religions, and examines the similar values of all faiths offering potential common ground.

Religions of the World Series Confucianism and Taoism These two Chinese spiritual movements focus inward on human behaviour and thought. Discover the life of Confucius, and examine how his philosophy and social doctrine have impacted Chinese culture. Then, enter the world once shrouded in secrecy as the philosophy and rituals of Taoism are explained.

Understanding World Religions Series What Is Buddhism? Take a detailed look at Buddhism and its rich history of over 2,500 years, and learn about Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha, whose teachings provide a basis for Buddhism. Follow a family as they visit a Buddhist temple or worship in their home shrine, and watch interviews with monks and nuns.

1998 | 47 min | USA | AR | MP

2003 | 24 min | USA | AR | MP

Understanding World Religions Series

World Religions, a Common Journey

What Is Hinduism?

What Is Religion?

Learn about the history of the Hindu faith in this fascinating program. Gain insight into the worship practices by visiting a temple, and watch a Hindu priest perform a prayer ritual called puja. Visit a family celebrating the holiday of Diwali, and watch Hindu dancers tell some of the important stories of Hindu traditions.

Discover that despite their many differences, world religions have elements in common like systems of basic beliefs, holy writings, sacred places, special holidays and celebrations. As a result of the vast religious diversity in the world, students will gain an appreciation for the need to respect people of all faiths.

What is religion? How does it reflect the culture in which it exists? And what functions does it serve? These questions and their answers shine a light on what all people and cultures have in common. In this program, explore the differences between religion and spirituality, and see how they often work hand-in-hand.

2003 | 23 min | USA | AR | MP

2003 | 21 min | USA | AR | MP

2003 | 27 min | USA | AR | MP

Religion

2011 | 57 min | USA | MP

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This ground-breaking documentary examines India’s Eastern Yogi - mystics who leave everything material behind to embark on a spiritual quest for the Divine. Follow the initiation and pilgrimage of a young boy through the Himalayas to the holiest bathing festival on Earth, and observe the traditions of Yogis.

2011 USA

Not in God's Name: In Search of Tolerance with the Dalai Lama

Religious fanaticism is on the rise worldwide. This film meets moderate Muslims as well as hard-liners, and traces the three reasons for religious extremism. It shows how the world is ravaged by extreme divisions between religions, and examines the similar values of all faiths offering potential common ground.

2011 USA

Ramadan in Denver

This clip examines the holy month of Ramadan, and meets the Muslim community in Denver to explore how they undertake this important religious month.

2001 USA

Religions of the World Series

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Narrated by Academy Award winner Sir Ben Kingsley, this 13-part series offers insights into the striking similarities and vast differences among the world’s major religions. Each episode presents a fresh look at world history through the eyes of religion, as well as a look at religion’s role in creating cultural diversity. This series includes the following titles:

Understanding World Religions Series

African and African American

1998 USA

Ancient Religions of the Mediterranean

1998 USA

Buddhism

1998 USA

Confucianism and Tourism

1998 USA

Hinduism

1998 USA

Islam

1998 USA

Judaism

1998 USA

Native American Spirituality

1998 USA

Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christianity

1998 USA

Protestant Christianity

1998 USA

Religions of Small Societies

1998 USA

Shinto

1998 USA

Skepticism and Religious Relativism

1998 USA

This series provides an interesting and insightful look at the major religions of the world and their significant components, such as history, beliefs, traditions and practices, ceremonies and holidays, sacred writings and places of worship. It also includes interviews and dramatic footage of celebrations and ceremonies. This series includes the following titles:

What Is Buddhism?

2003 USA

What Is Christianity?

2003 USA

What Is Hinduism?

2003 USA

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What Is Judaism?

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Science ClickView’s picks

Anatomy and Physiology: An Introduction

07. The Senses

08. The Endocrine System

We use our senses to receive, and sometimes filter out the sensory information that we encounter. But sensations go beyond those that we can taste, smell, see and hear. They also include our sense of balance, touch and the awareness of our body’s position.

This program delves into the different disorders of the endocrine system. It covers the definition and diagnosis of Graves’ and Hashimoto’s disease, how different types of cells in the pancreas maintain blood glucose levels, and foods with a high glycaemic index.

ACSBL112, ACSSU150

ACSBL113

ACHGK045

2011 | 28 min | USA | DA

2008 | 46 min | CAN | DA

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Chemistry in Action Series

Friction

The Periodic Table

Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy

We don’t want to rub you the wrong way; we’re just giving you the true grit about friction! Bill illustrates how various types of transportation utilise friction, from the use of traction in trains and the ‘roll’ of ball bearings in skateboards and automobiles, to the lack of friction in a hovercraft.

This program makes the modern periodic table come alive to students. Numerous real-life examples of elements are exemplified in the table, and specific patterns in the periodic table are also highlighted.

1995 | 26 min | USA | AR | DIS © ClickView Pty Limited 2015

Asteroid Trackers This film looks at efforts to track Apophis, an asteroid that could come dramatically close to Earth in 2029, and again in 2036. It delves into asteroid research, reveals how experts are attempting to protect the world from them, and shows which deflection methods are pushing the boundaries of technology to guard us.

Renewable Energy Bill Nye explores the science of renewable energy and demonstrates how we can use science and technology to engineer a brighter tomorrow. He explores Newton’s First Law and compares energy sources such as fossil fuels, solar, wind and hydroelectricity.

ACSSU186

ACSSU116

2005 | 20 min | USA | MP

2012 | 21 min | USA | AR | DIS

Shedding Light on Atoms

Shedding Light Series

Show Me Science Advanced Series

The Discovery of Atoms

Shedding Light on Lenses

This program shows how elements can join together to form compounds and how they can be broken back down into the individual elements that make them up. It also explores the Law of Conservation of Mass, examines what causes air pressure and explains the experiments that led to the discovery of atoms.

This program uses fantastic visuals and animations to explain how convex and concave lenses produce images in a variety of situations. It uses examples of magnifying glasses and projectors, and also explains how spectacles help to see. The bonus features of this program are aimed at more advanced students.

Biotechnology: Cleaning up with Microbes

ACSHE157 and more...

ACSPH075

ACSHE135 and more…

2014 | 26 min | AUS | AR | LIA

2011 | 56 min | AUS | AR | LIA

2010 | 16 min | USA | AR | MP

Show Me Science Advanced Series

The Anatomy of Flowering Plants

The Physics Tutor

Ecology: Understanding Biodiversity

Flowering plants are the most numerous in the plant world, yet in spite of this diversity, their anatomy is similar from one plant to another. Learn about their specific anatomies, how their flowering plant organs modify to adapt to their environments, and how to classify ligneous and herbaceous plants.

Newton’s Laws of Motion

ACSBL015 and more…

ACSSU111

ACSSU229, ACSPH063

2010 | 1 min | USA | AR | NG

2010 | 2 min | USA | NG

2008 | 27 min | USA | MP

The Physics Tutor

Understanding Chemistry in Our World

Lesson 03 - Ionic Compounds: Opposites Do Attract

Lesson 07 - Energy Makes Things Happen

Ionic compounds can be found everywhere. This program differentiates ions that are safe from those that are hazardous. It uses the periodic table to guide students’ understanding of ionic bonds.

We know that energy exists and the impact it has on our world. But scientists are baffled when trying to explain what energy really is.

ACSSU229, ACSPH099

ACSCH031 and more...

ACSCH015 and more...

2008 | 36 min | USA | MP

2009 | 28 min | CAN | DA

Some scientists say that 25% of all plant and animal species will become extinct in just fifty years. This program looks at the research of scientists who are studying the biodiversity of our planet to preserve Earth’s intricate web of life while meeting human needs.

Jason Gibson works out problems, one step at a time, teaching students all about the concept of projectile motion. It explains how to predict the path of a ball thrown into the air, demonstrating the principles of objects moving under Earth’s gravity.

This program examines how friction impacts Newton’s Laws of Motion in the real-world, as well as how to calculate changes in acceleration and velocity based on Newton’s laws. Jason Gibson demonstrates real physics problems step by step to teach students how to work through them.

Science

Projectile Motion

The waste by-products of our industrialised world have prompted scientists to turn to nature for help with their disposal and cleanup. Scientists have found that microbes such as bacteria and fungi can take care of almost any waste by-product by eating!

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This short film discusses the acorn weevil; explains how it lays its eggs in acorns, where they stay until they hatch; and discusses the dangers the larvae face as they begin their journey.

ACSSU176

2001 USA

Acorn Woodpeckers

Students will discover how the acorn woodpecker pecks holes in trees to hoard acorns and fend off ground squirrels who try to steal them in this clip.

ACSSU176 ACSBL020

2009 USA

Alien Invasion

Discover the invasive nature of the South American rodent import, nutria, in this short program. Students will learn about the environmental damage their appetite creates; how they breed like rabbits; and how the only way to get them under control is by methods of hunting, trapping, and natural disasters.

ACSSU176

2000 USA

America’s Last Red Wolves

Students will follow the footsteps of a pioneering pack of red wolves reintroduced to the wilds of North Carolina, and observe wolf behaviour that has never been seen before. This program explores conservation and demonstrates the triumphant tale of refusing to give up on this great doomed canine.

ACSSU176 ACHGK073 ACHGK075

2001 USA

America’s Lost Mustang

On the Isleta Indian reservation in New Mexico, cowboy historian Carlos LoPopolo has stumbled across an isolated herd of ‘uncatchable’ mustangs who may be direct descendants of America’s Spanish horses. With expert help, he will attempt to conduct a DNA test to see if they are among the last of this dying breed.

ACSSU176

2001 USA

American Crocodiles

This is a short story about the Everglades’ crocodile, which now due to development and pollution, is only half its original size. However today there are more than twice as many crocodiles than just a few years ago, and the new generation is poised to propel the species into the future.

ACSHE120 ACSSU176

2004 USA

Anaconda Breeding Ball

This is a story on anacondas mating in the Llanos swamp of Venezuela. It will provide students with a humorous, yet detailed account of their reproductive process.

ACSSU176 ACSSU150

2002 USA

Anaconda Hunts

This video examines a female anaconda hunting and eating a capybara before mating. It gives students an insight into the concept of the food chain, animal prey, and the anaconda’s unique physical characteristics.

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Anatomy and Physiology: An Introduction

Acorn Weevil

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Introduce your students to the fascinating nature of anatomy and physiology with this comprehensive series, covering a range of topics from the skeletal and muscular systems to the reproductive and respiratory systems. This series includes the following titles: 01. Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology

ACSSU150 ACSSU185

2011 USA

02. Basic Chemistry and the Cellular Level of Organisation

ACSBL075 ACSBL053

2011 USA

03. Tissues and the Integumentary System

ACSBL054

2011 USA

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05. The Muscular System

ACSBL054 ACSSU150

2009 USA

06. The Nervous System

ACSBL110 and more…

2011 USA

07. The Senses

ACSBL112 ACSSU150

2011 USA

08. The Endocrine System

ACSBL113

2011 USA

09. The Cardiovascular System

ACSSU175 ACSBL053

2011 USA

10. Blood, the Lymphatic System and Immunity

ACSSU175 ACSBL058

2011 USA

11. The Respiratory System

ACSSU175 ACSBL056

2011 USA

12. The Digestive System, Nutrition and Metabolism

ACSSU175 ACSBL111

2011 USA

13. The Urinary System

ACSSU175 ACSBL057

2011 USA

14. The Reproductive Systems

ACSSU150

2011 USA

Animal Mothers: Cheetah vs. Gemsbok

An encounter with a cheetah trying to hunt down a gemsbok in the Kalahari Desert will introduce students to the food web and animal prey, as well as the social and physical characteristics of both animals.

ACSSU112

2002 USA

Animal Predation: Blue Crab vs. Clam

Introduce your students to the concept of the food web, and watch as a blue crab works hard for its meal and turns a clam into ‘table scraps’.

ACSSU112

2010 USA

Animal Predation: Salamander vs. Bugs

The barred tiger salamander may look cute, but to any insects passing by, it is a deadly predator. This program will invite students to explore the food web, and observe ways in which the environment is interdependent.

ACSSU112

2010 USA

Discover the multitude of ways the animal kingdom shares values and characteristics that we can see in human society. From adoption and emotion to tools and business, find out the unlikely yet fascinating ways we use these practices to survive day to day. This series includes the following titles:

Adoption

ACSSU176 ACSSU185

2004 UK

Animal Medicine

ACSSU176 ACSSU185

2004 UK

Animal Web

ACSSU176 ACSSU112

2004 UK

Business

ACSSU176 ACSSU112

2004 UK

Emotion

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2004 UK

Science

Animals Like Us

04. The Skeletal System

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Animal Winter Games: Headbutting Biathlon

Animations of the Human Body

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2004 UK

Play

ACSSU176 ACSSU185

2004 UK

Politics

ACSSU176 ACSSU185

2004 UK

Tools

ACSSU150

2004 UK

Explore the nature of mating rituals and animal characteristics in this clip, featuring a bighorn sheep butting heads in competition for mates.

ACSSU185 ACSBL090

1998 USA

Language

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This comprehensive series offers a detailed insight into the complex inner workings of the human body, from the five senses to the human cell. Each video includes high quality graphics, with a detailed overview of the process, purpose and construct of each characteristic. This series includes the following titles:

Adrenal Glands

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Aortic Valve Replacement Procedure

ACSSU150 and more...

2008 USA

Beating Human Heart

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Blood

ACSSU175 and more…

2010 USA

Blood and Spine

ACSSU175 and more...

2009 USA

Blood Circulation to and from Lungs

ACSSU175 and more…

2009 USA

Blood Supply to Spinal Cord

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Body Tissues

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

Bone Dislocations

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Bone Growth

ACSSU150

2010 USA

Bone Structure

ACSSU150

2008 USA

Brain Lobes

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Brain Ventricular System

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Bulging Disc in Spinal Column

ACSSU150

2008 USA

Cauda Equina

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Cellular Activity

ACSSU149

2008 USA

Chemotherapy

ACSSU149

2009 USA

Childbirth

ACSSU150

2008 USA

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ACSSU184 ACSBL076

2010 USA

Circulation of Blood to and from Lungs

ACSSU175 ACSBL058

2009 USA

Digestive System

ACSSU175

2009 USA

Ears

ACSBL110 ACSSU175

2009 USA

Eyes

ACSBL110 ACSSU175

2009 USA

Fertilisation

ACSSU150

2010 USA

Flow of Blood to and from Lungs

ACSSU175 ACSBL058

2008 USA

Gallbladder Removal

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2009 USA

Hearing

ACSSU175

2008 USA

Heart and Primary Blood Vessels

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Heart Bypass Surgery

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Heart Valves and Blood Flow

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Hip Fracture

ACSSU175

2009 USA

HIV

ACSBL118 ACSBL119

2009 USA

Human Female Breast

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Human Female Reproductive System

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Human Lower Digestive System

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Human Male Reproductive System

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2012 USA

Immunity

ACSBL119 and more...

2010 USA

Insulin

ACSBL113 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Lymphatic System

ACSBL113 and more...

2009 USA

Maternity

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

Muscle Contractions

ACSSU175

2009 USA

Muscle Tissues

ACSSU175

2008 USA

Nervous System

ACSSU175

2008 USA

Neurons

ACSSU175 ACSBL112

2010 USA

Paediatric Asthma

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

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Science

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2009 USA

Pulmonary Embolism

ACSSU175

2009 USA

Quadriplegia

ACSSU175

2009 USA

Reproduction

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

Respiration

ACSSU175 and more...

2010 USA

Respiration and Nutrition

ACSSU175 ACSSU179

2010 USA

Respiratory System

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Sight

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Smell

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

Smoke Inhalation

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Speech

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

Spinal Column

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Spread of Cancer Cells

ACSSU175 ACSHE161

2008 USA

Stent

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2009 USA

Taste

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

The Architecture of the Body

ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Blood Vessels

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

The Body's Building Blocks

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

The Cardiovascular System

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

The Central Nervous System

ACSSU175 ACSBL112

2010 USA

The Cerebrum

ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Digestive System

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

2010 USA

The Endocrine System

ACSSU175 ACSBL113

2010 USA

The Female Genital Organs

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Five Senses

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Hand and the Foot

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2008 USA

The Head

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

Pancreatic Cancer

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2010 USA

The Human Cell

ACSSU149 and more…

2008 USA

The Intestines

ACSSU175 and more…

2010 USA

The Joints

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2008 USA

The Life of the Embryo

ACSSU150

2010 USA

The Liver, Pancreas and Gallbladder

ACSSU150 and more…

2010 USA

The Lymphatic System

ACSSU150 and more…

2008 USA

The Male Genital Organs

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Motor Functions of the Nervous System

ACSSU150 and more…

2010 USA

The Muscles

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Nerves

ACSSU150 and more…

2010 USA

The Skeleton

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2008 USA

The Skin

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Spine

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2008 USA

The Stomach

ACSSU150 and more…

2010 USA

The Teeth

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

The Urinary System

ACSSU150 and more…

2010 USA

Touch

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2010 USA

Anolis Lizard Love

Discover the fascinating eating and mating rituals of the anolis lizard in this short clip. See how they shed and eat their skin, how they court the opposite sex for mating by expanding their throat sac, and how the lizard waits and jumps on its prey.

ACSSU185

2009 USA

Anthrax in the Wild

This program examines the effects and nature of anthrax, and looks at natural outbreaks among Namibia’s wild animals. This tiny organism can drop an African elephant dead in its tracks - but what about humans? Dr. Peter Turnbull is interviewed and discusses the effects of anthrax in today’s society.

ACSSU176 ACSHE227 ACSHE134 ACSSU150 ACSHE157

2001 USA

Armoured Knights

Scorpions, centipedes and millipedes are miniature armoured tanks, packed with lethal poisons. These creatures use their sharp spines to inject poisons, sweat toxic substances to ward off predators and get out of danger. This is a fascinating program to explore the nature of adaptations with your students.

ACSSU094

2000 USA

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Science

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This short follows a cute baby chimpanzee who plays in Tanzania.

ACSSU111

2009 USA

Baby Cobra’s First Hunt

Introduce students to the natural food chain of frogs and cobras. Students will observe how the cobra bites into a frog and administers a deadly neurotoxin, and subsequently unhinges its jaws to swallow it whole.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Basics of Anatomy Series

Baby Chimp

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Examine the major systems of the human body and acquaint students with the vocabulary of basic physiology with this series. Looking at the interplay of cells, hormones and organs, these programs map the human body and offer insight into how physical processes such as respiration and digestion are initiated and maintained. This series includes the following titles:

Bee Therapy

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Digestion and Excretion

ACSSU175 and more…

2008 USA

Muscular, Skeletal and Integumentary

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2008 USA

Respiration and Circulation

ACSSU175 ACSBL056

2008 USA

The Endocrine System

ACSSU175 ACSBL113

2008 USA

The Immunological System

ACSSU175 ACSBL120

2008 USA

The Nervous System

ACSSU150 and more…

2008 USA

A story on bee sting therapy in Taiwan, where two women undergo bee stings to cure arthritis and multiple sclerosis with the help of Cheng-yi Chen, a bee sting therapy master.

ACSSU176 ACSSU175 ACSHE157

2004 USA

Join everyone’s favourite science guy, Bill Nye, to explore the fascinating nature of science in this comprehensive series. This collection covers a range of topics spanning from biological sciences to chemical and physical sciences, and will no doubt entertain students while teaching them about scientific concepts. This series includes the following titles:

Animal Locomotion

DIS

ACSSU111

1996 USA

Biodiversity

DIS

ACSSU176 and more…

1995 USA

Birds

DIS

ACSSU112 and more…

1996 USA

Blood and Circulation

DIS

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

1995 USA

Bones and Muscles

DIS

ACSSU175 and more…

1995 USA

Brain

DIS

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

1995 USA

Cells

DIS

ACSSU150 ACSSU149

1995 USA

Communication

DIS

ACSSU176 ACSBL015

1995 USA

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ACSSU175 ACSSU150

1995 USA

Dinosaurs

DIS

ACSSU185

1995 USA

Evolution

DIS

ACSSU184 and more...

1996 USA

Eyeball

DIS

ACSSU175 and more…

1997 USA

Fish

DIS

ACSSU211 and more…

1996 USA

Flowers

DIS

ACSSU176

1996 USA

Food Web

DIS

ACSSU176 ACSSU112

1995 USA

Forensics

DIS

ACSHE230 and more…

1997 USA

Forests

DIS

ACSSU211 and more…

1995 USA

Genes

DIS

ACSSU185 and more…

1997 USA

Germs

DIS

ACSSU176 and more…

1996 USA

Heart

DIS

ACSSU175 ACSSU150

1997 USA

Human Transportation

DIS

ACSHE135 and more…

1996 USA

Insects

DIS

ACSSU176 and more…

1995 USA

Invertebrates

DIS

ACSSU112 and more…

1997 USA

Life Cycles

DIS

ACSSU150

1998 USA

Mammals

DIS

ACSSU111 and more…

1996 USA

Marine Mammals

DIS

ACSSU111 and more…

1996 USA

Nutrition

DIS

ACSSU175

1996 USA

Ocean Exploration

DIS

ACSHE119 ACSHE223

1997 USA

Ocean Life

DIS

ACSSU112

1995 USA

Plants

DIS

ACSSU176

1995 USA

Populations

DIS

ACSSU176

1996 USA

Reptiles

DIS

ACSSU111

1995 USA

Respiration

DIS

ACSSU179

1995 USA

Skin

DIS

ACSSU150

1995 USA

Smell

DIS

ACSSU150

1996 USA

DIS

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DIS

ACSSU111

1996 USA

Biodiversity under Threat

Bangladesh’s Sundarban Mangroves is one of the world’s most biodiverse areas, and home to the endangered Bengal Tiger. This program looks at why the Sundarbans is so important, the threats, how they can be managed in a sustainable way, and by whom.

PUM

ACSBL015 ACSBL019

2011 UK

Black Spider Sex

Students will explore the process of black widow reproduction by observing her mating with another spider, followed by the laying of her eggs, which eventually leads to new spiders being born.

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Blind Shrimp Leading Blind Cavefish

Discover the fascinating process of evolution and adaptation through this clip. Observe shrimp and cavefish who live in deep rivers, and how they have developed the ability to navigate without eyes.

ACSSU185 ACSBL090

2009 USA

Bluefin Tuna Eat Bait Ball

A story about a spectacular mackerel bait ball in ocean, where bluefin tuna, dolphins and shearwaters all seize the opportunity to feed on it.

ACSSU176 ACSSU112

2009 USA

Born to Run

This short clip follows juvenile and adult zebras in the African savannah, and observes the importance and necessity of running fast with the herd to protect themselves against predators.

ACSSU094 ACSSU112

2006 USA

Bowhead Whales

A look at bowhead whales off the coast of Alaska, examining their size, weight, behaviour and their eating of microscopic plankton.

ACSSU150 ACSSU112

2009 USA

This program offers research into the inner workings of the human brain. It depicts the original pioneering research on how the brain’s visual systems transmit and encode information. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley present their work on the visual cortex of the monkey using X-ray images.

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

1997 USA

Brain: The Teaching Modules Vision and Movement

Branches on the Tree of Life

Spiders

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Take students into the micro-world of organisms and multicellular animals in this biological series. Discover the nature of rotifers, the process of photosynthesis, the characteristics of viruses, the role of fungi, and much more! This series includes the following titles:

Algae

ACSSU176 and more…

2004 USA

Annelids

ACSSU111 and more…

2000 USA

Arthropods

ACSSU111 and more…

2001 USA

Chordates

ACSSU111

2005 USA

Cnidarians

ACSSU149 and more…

1998 USA

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ACSSU111 and more…

2005 USA

Flatworms

ACSSU176 and more…

2000 USA

Fungi

ACSSU112 and more…

2004 USA

Molluscs

ACSSU112 and more…

2000 USA

Plants

ACSSU176 and more…

1998 USA

Rotifers and Nematodes

ACSSU111 and more…

1998 USA

Sponges

ACSSU111

2003 USA

The Light Microscope: Window on the Microcosm

ACSHE134 ACSSU149

2001 USA

The Protists

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2004 USA

Viruses and Bacteria

ACSBL117 and more…

2004 USA

Bullfrogs Eat Everything

A bullfrog eats spiders, scorpions, rodents, snakes, fish, and even each other. Although they don’t have claws, beaks or fangs, they still manage to overcome pinchers, poisons and stingers. A great clip for exploring the concept of the food web and adaptations.

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Cell Division

This program focuses on cell division, and explores the role of chromosomes and genes and how they affect hereditary characteristics. Students will also learn the differences between asexual and sexual reproduction, terms of cell division, how cells divide through mitosis and how sex cells divide through meiosis.

ACSSU149 ACSSU184

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Cell Processes

This program includes amazing footage, simplified descriptions and analogies of complicated cell processes, which will give students a clear and insightful view of life in its simplest form. It covers a variety of topics such as the cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria, mitosis and more.

ACSHE134 ACSSU150 ACSSU149

2002 AUS

Centipede vs. Grasshopper Mouse

Follow a giant centipede walking through the Sonoran Desert looking for food and see how it seeks out prey with its antennae, then paralyses and kills it with its poisonous claws on the underside of its head. The food chain continues as the centipede is then eaten by a grasshopper mouse.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Chimps and Tools

The ability to make and use tools is supposed to be what separates humans from the so-called ‘lower animals’. However, in this program students will discover how profoundly clever chimpanzees make tools and use them to get food.

ACSSU185

2000 USA

Chlorohydra

If you go looking for hydras in ponds, you might find green ones. In this clip, students will learn about chlorohydra, and how they cultivate a crop of green algae cells in their tissues.

ACSSU149

2008 USA

Science

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Classification of Plants

Plant classification enables us to trace the evolution of plant life, and today almost 284,000 species of plants have been counted. This short clip classifies different plants, including green algae, terrestrial plants, mosses, vascular plants, ferns, conifers, and flowering plants.

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This series explores the concept of classifying life. It investigates four areas: life, animals, monerans and protists, and plants and fungi. Each episode features a wide array of organisms in order to demonstrate the diversity of lifeforms found on the planet and how we interact with them in our everyday lives. This series includes the following titles: ACSSU111

2006 USA

Classifying Animals

Classifying Life

Classifying Monerans and Protists

ACSSU111

2006 USA

Classifying Plants and Fungi

ACSSU111

2006 USA

Cnidarians

Learn about cnidarians and their distinct characteristics, such as their tentacles, digestive systems, and the cell layers on their bodies in this short and succinct clip.

ACSSU111 ACSSU150 ACSSU149

2008 USA

Coral Reef Spawning

Coral reefs are the largest structures built by living creatures in the world. Discover how they regenerate themselves, and how their hermaphroditic state allows them to release eggs and sperm simultaneously. This process leads to the development of new coral, which students will explore in this informative video.

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Corals

Stony corals create reefs, making possible a complex community that includes some of the most colourful organisms found in the marine world. Discover how it produces calcium carbonate, which helps create a habitat for invertebrates and fish in this short yet informative video.

ACSSU176

2008 USA

Croc Country

2006 USA

Take students into the dangerous territory of crocodiles, and discover what life is like as a croc farmer and conservationist in the harsh conditions of the Australian drought. Students will learn about the unique characteristics these creatures hold, as well as their reproductive processes. This series includes the following titles:

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Croc Country

ACSHE224

2003 AUS

Croc Country: Baby Dinosaurs

ACSHE224

2003 AUS

This series explores the design and technology involved with biological science, and how it is helping us to develop our understanding and improve our modern lives. It examines stories from the precision of penguins to the world of bugs and insects, and how they’re all helping us in the design world. This series includes the following titles:

Animals I

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Animals II

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Animals IV

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Bugs

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Fish

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Garden

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Medical Advances

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2008 CAN

Science and Art

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The Human Body I

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The Human Body II

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The Human Body III

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Daphnia

Different habitats support different species of small, planktonic crustaceans called daphnia. In this short video, students will take a close look at daphnia, including its asexual and sexual reproduction processes.

ACSSU150

2008 USA

Dingo vs. Kangaroo

Follow Australia’s wild dog, the dingo, on the prowl as it spots a kangaroo and its joey. Meanwhile, the food chain reveals as the mother kangaroos become concerned about an eagle flying overhead.

ACSSU112

1998 USA

Discovery of Viruses

Viruses are little more than packages of genetic information that infect cells and cause them to replicate more viruses. Learn about the discovery of viruses, beginning with the golden age of bacteriology.

ACSHE157 ACSBL117

1999 USA

Ecosystems - an Overview

An ecosystem is a community of animals and plants living in relationship with each other in a given environment. Discover how ecosystems can be aquatic, terrestrial, or atmospheric, and can vary greatly in size.

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2010 USA

Animals III

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This series explores the science and nutritional elements of food, their role in the human body, and their impact on

Elements of Human Nutrition our health. Series

This series includes the following titles:

Carbs

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Fats

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Minerals

ACSSU175

2009 USA

Protein

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Water

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Evolution Revolution

For some decades now, most experts have believed that the first humans appeared in Africa nearly two million years ago and remained there. From the small-brained Homo habilis, to the upright walking Homo erectus, investigate the fascinating history of our ancestors and creatures in this program exploring evolution.

ACSSU185

2002 USA

Fearsome Frogs

An alien invader runs rampant through the borderlands of SouthEast Arizona, devouring anything that crosses its path and wiping out entire populations of local residents. In its relentless pursuit of prey, it will eat its own kind to satisfy its hunger.

ACSSU112 ACSSU176

2000 USA

Feast of the Giant Sharks

Once a year off the coast of Belize, the waters fill with life, and amongst these fish is the largest, most mysterious one of all. Explore Belizeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fabulous Gladden Spit to find out why it attracts so many whale sharks, and take a swim with them to discover the secrets of these illusive creatures.

ACSSU176

2001 USA

Fishing Spider Eating Frogs

This clip shows the hunting behaviour of African fishing spiders, explores how their adaptations have allowed it to detect vibrations of its prey, and how they use digestive juices to prepare their meals.

ACSSU112

2001 USA

Freaks of Nature: SelfInflating Fish

Follow a river otter who is hunting for fish in Tanzania, and observe how a puffer fish can inflate itself in order to protect it from becoming prey to such animals. Students will also discover how the puffer fish has a poisonous gallbladder which kills the animals who eat it.

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Gaboon Adder vs. Rat

The story of a Gaboon adder who hunts and eats a rat in tropical Africa. This short resource allows students to observe the food chain in action, and discover how the environment is interdependent.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Galapagos

This short program includes a brief history of the Galapagos Islands, and includes shots of many of the unique animal species found there, including the fascinating marine iguana.

ACSSU185 ACSBL094

1998 USA

Gator Attacks

Discover how the residents of Florida must learn to live with alligators as neighbours when development, drought, and other factors put the two in increasingly frequent contact.

ACSSU176

2003 USA

Gator Water Dance

This short clip introduces the fascinating mating rituals of alligators in the Everglades, which provides a wonderful example of animal adaptations and mating processes.

ACSSU150

2000 USA

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Explore the fascinating world of genetics with this in-depth series. Episodes cover topics such as the Punnett Square; inheritance of traits, including both recessive and dominant traits; historical discoveries; vaccines; the human genome project and more!

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This series includes the following titles: Fundamentals of Genetics

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Genetics in Action

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2005 USA

Genetics in Our Lives

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Heredity

ACSSU184

2005 USA

Giant Elephant Shrew

This short story about the unique elephant shrews introduces a young trying to nurse from its mother, and observes females making nests.

ACSSU150

2001 USA

Giants of the Deep

They are the largest animals to have ever roamed the earth. Following over 500 individual whales through the East Pacific, this program studies the beautiful blue whale, and watches how they feed and survive in the oceans that surround them.

ACSSU150

2000 USA

Gila Monster!

This film is an action-packed exposé of two extraordinary and contrasting strategies for survival - the killer lizard’s ability to store energy in its huge fat tail and go for a year without food versus the mouse’s voracious appetite and need to live and eat ‘in the fast lane’.

ACSSU150

2001 USA

Goofy Baby Elephant

This short yet entertaining video shows a young elephant walking with her herd, and observes moments of play with other elephants.

Great White Shark

This clip shows the story of breaching great white sharks off the coast of South Africa in False Bay.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Hairy Sea Cucumber

This entertaining time-lapse clip discusses the life of the hairy sea cucumber, from burrowing into the ocean floor and releasing their tentacles to filter food and sucking them clean, to their intriguing tactic to avoid becoming prey by retracting their tentacles.

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2009 USA

Harris Hawk

Discover the habitat and behaviours of the Harris hawk through an observation of their nests atop cacti, their protective nature when it comes to their young, and their fascinating communal hunting tactics.

ACSSU094 ACSSU112

2009 USA

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In the early 1980s, a new and deadly human virus was discovered. Learn about HIV, the RNA retrovirus that causes AIDS, see how it affects the human body and how the immune system reacts.

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2008 USA

How Viruses Are Cultured and Studied

Viruses are little more than packages of genetic information that infect cells and cause them to replicate more viruses. This fascinating program studies the embryo of a chicken egg, and examines how viruses reproduce and affect cells.

ACSBL117 ACSHE157

1999 USA

Human Body 101

Discover how the human body performs amazing feats every day, from sending signals rocketing through the brain at high speed to distributing oxygen over 1,000 miles of airways.

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

2000 USA

Humpback Whale

A story about humpback whales and their migration patterns and behaviour that provides fascinating information about them and their life processes. Students will discover the intriguing nature of fin slapping, their unique singing calls and their endangered status.

ACSSU094

2009 USA

Inside the Living Cell Series

HIV Infective Cycle

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Go inside living cells to discover how DNA replicates, how cells are controlled, and how cells obtain energy through the process of photosynthesis and respiration. This series provides a comprehensive examination of the complex nature of cells, accompanied by simple language and experiment demonstrations. This series includes the following titles: How Cells Are Controlled

ACSSU149 and more...

2004 USA

How Cells Obtain Energy

ACSHE134 and moreâ&#x20AC;Ś

2004 USA

How Cells Reproduce

ACSSU149 ACSSU184

2004 USA

Ivan the Gorilla

Meet Ivan, a gorilla who lived at Zoo Atlanta. However prior to Zoo Atlanta, he tragically spent almost three decades without seeing another of his own kind and lived locked in a concrete room at a shopping centre. A story that presents the immorality of using animals for entertainment purposes.

ACSSU094

1996 USA

Jackal vs. Ostrich Eggs vs. Vulture

Watch the fascinating food chain in action as an abandoned ostrich egg is fought for and consumed by vultures in the Serengeti desert, where the strict pecking order is clearly adhered to.

ACSSU112 ACSBL020

2001 USA

Jackrabbit

The Jackrabbit forages for food and consumes cacti with sharp needles, an adaptation technique that differentiates them from other animals. Watch how they manage this tricky task and observe them in their natural habitat in this short clip.

ACSSU094

2006 USA

Killer Massage

Killer whales swim through kelp and rub against rocks on the ocean floor several times a day to massage their bodies - a fascinating process captured on camera in this underwater short film.

ACSSU094 ACSSU112

2009 USA

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2009 USA

King Vultures

Learn about the lives of the remarkable king vulture, the bird that the ancient Maya believed was a messenger from the gods, and the species that is considered one of the most beautiful vultures today.

ACSSU112

2001 USA

Leeches Cure

This clip features a story on the use of leeches in curing illness, a process which demonstrates the usefulness of nature in contemporary health issues. Dr. Sachin Nandedkar treats Rajiv Khedkar who suffers from psoriasis.

ACSHE134

2004 USA

Lemurs

Field specialist Mireya Mayor spends her summers in Madagascar tracking down lemurs. She performs critical work on two species of highly endangered primates whose habits remain a mystery to biologists: the silky sifaka and the Perrier’s sifaka.

ACSHE120

2001 USA

Leopard Foibles

Leopards spend much of their time in trees because other big cats will kill them, and hyenas and other wild dogs will steal their prey. This intense program shows a leopard in the Mala Mala Game Reserve struggle to have its meal - an impala - as a hyena attempts to steal it.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Leopard Rescue

Veterinarian Ulf Tubessing, a fifth generation Namibian, makes unusual house calls treating wild animals as part of his regular practice. In this program, learn about the challenge of widespread eye-trauma which impacts on a cheetah’s ability to survive.

ACSHE227

2007 USA

Life in Marine and Freshwater Environments

Killer Whales Attack Sea Lion

Observe crafty predators chasing vulnerable prey in this dramatic video. Watch how two killer whales creep up on unsuspecting sea lions to satisfy their daily hunger, and experience their bizarre practice of ‘playing’ with their prey before consumption.

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This two-part series allows students to get up close with the life forms that exist in marine and freshwater environments. Discover the fascinating world of organisms, how they are suited to their habitats, and observe their peculiar ways of eating and reproducing. This series includes the following titles: DA

ACSSU043 ACSSU176

2006 USA

The Biology of Seashores

ACSSU176 ACSSU211

2001 USA

Lifestyles of Leopards

This clip explores the solitary lifestyle of the leopard which generally is found alone except during the mating cycle, and includes footage of rare collaboration to catch prey. Students will discover how the female gives birth after three months and how she protects and trains her cubs to survive.

ACSSU150

2009 USA

Lion Insemination - Mixing up the Gene Pool

In small park reserves, there is a limited gene pool when it comes to African lions. Discover how one answer to this is artificial insemination, which involves collecting viable sperm samples from unrelated lions in geographically distant populations, thus allowing them to mix up the gene pool.

ACSHE230 ACSSU185 ACSHE195

2002 USA

Science

The Biology of Lakes, Ponds, Streams and Wetlands

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Found in East and South-Western Africa, the cheetah is the world’s fastest land animal. Learn about their physical adaptations; how they live in small coalitions; have cubs at a young age; and how they hunt gazelles, wildebeests, impalas and other hooved animals.

ACSSU150 ACSSU112

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Living with Anthrax

This program journeys to two distant continents - North America and Africa - to meet two mothers facing the threat of anthrax in very different ways. Follow these personal stories of anthrax encounters, and take a trip to Etosha National Park in Namibia - a place some call the ‘anthrax capital of the world’.

ACSBL116 ACSHE157

2002 USA

Living with Leopards

Get behind the camera with acclaimed African wildlife filmmaker Kim Wolhuter, and follow him as he and his family spend two years in the bush following a young leopard’s journey into adulthood.

ACSSU112

2002 USA

Maggots

Explore the fascinating concept of maggot therapy in this short film. Cindy Kennedy visits Wesley Medical Centre’s Midwest Centre for Wound Healing in Wichita to undergo maggot therapy to clean out the dead tissue in her abdomen.

ACSSU112

2004 USA

Marine Hydrozoans

Discover how a boat harbour is a good place to look for marine hydrozoans. This clip explores obelia, a hydrozoan with two kinds of olyps for feeding and reproducing.

ACSSU111

2008 USA

Meerkat Madness

In Africa’s Kalahari Desert, a research team studies the behavioural traits of a band of meerkats. Never facing danger alone, a young meerkat pup sounds a distress call to the tribe when a hungry goshawk is on the hunt, and then it is a race to see who gets to the pup first.

ACSSU176

2000 USA

Meerkats

Meerkats are members of the mongoose family, and live in the Kalahari Desert. In this short story, learn what makes these animals so interesting; their physical adaptation traits, their social characteristics, and how they are fiercely territorial animals who dig burrows and tunnels.

ACSSU176

2009 USA

MegaFlyover

This short film discusses the MegaFlyover project, in which biologist J. Michael Fay of the Wildlife Conservation Society spent six months conducting an aerial survey of Africa to determine how various ecoregions are being affected by humans.

ACSBL028 ACSHE120

2005 USA

Microbes Rule the World

From beneath the barren glaciers to the volcanic ocean floor, even to the surface of Mars - there is life! We are in the midst of a revolution in understanding life on Earth as this program explores the mysteries of these dominant tiny creatures, and how they have, and continue to change the world.

ACSSU176 ACSSU112

2002 CAN

Modes of Virus Infection and Replication

Much of what is known about virus reproduction comes from studies of the viruses that attack bacteria, also known as bacteriophage. In this clip watch an experiment that mixes filtered water from a sewage treatment plant with E. coli.

ACSBL117 ACSBL118

2008 USA

Lives of Cheetahs

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Watch how a mother grizzly bear in Alaska teaches her cubs the essential life skill of how to fish for salmon.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Mongoose Murders

This program tells the story of two women committed to understanding the mysteries of the mongoose, a little known creature. Set in a beautiful national park, cutting edge technology finds out exactly what happens underground, and follows the lives of mothers and pups through birth into adulthood.

ACSSU176

2002 USA

Newborn Gators

See how a mother alligator protects her young offspring from predators in the Everglades in this gripping program.

ACSSU112 ACSSU176

2002 USA

Niger Search

Join Dr. Paul Sereno as he searches for dinosaur fossils in the Sahara, then meet Brady Barr as he joins in when a Sarcosuchus imperator, or ‘SuperCroc’ jaw is found.

ACSSU185

2002 USA

Nocturnal Animals - the Night Shift

This video explores the animals that inhabit the world of darkness and the remarkable adaptations that equip them to live and hunt by night.

ACSSU185

1997 USA

Ocelot

Ocelots are stealthy, solitary and secretive felines, similar in appearance to their larger cousin, the jaguar. Learn about the regions where they live, their hunting characteristics, and their diet in this exciting short film.

ACSSU112 ACSBL023

2006 USA

Out There: Motala - an Elephant’s Story

Discover the amazing story of Motala, an elephant from Thailand who lost her front foot due to a landmine. Learn about the amazing feats of her doctors as she is fitted with a leg brace to help her walk, and find out how a three-tonne elephant deals with living life on three legs.

ACSHE227

2000 USA

Paper Wasps

Between fending off army ants and drying waterlogged nests, paper wasps in Costa Rica have their work cut out for them. In this clip, discover how the wasps have developed an ingenious defence to protect their homes from the frequent rain.

ACSSU176 ACSSU185 ACSBL090

2001 USA

Parasitic Wasps and Aphids

Learn about the spectacular reproductive mechanisms of the black wasps in this intriguing program. Observe how they impregnate plant-destroying aphids with a single egg, and watch the process of the baby wasp killing the aphid from the inside-out, and hatching from its dead body.

ACSSU176 ACSBL020

2009 USA

Perfect Man, Perfect Woman

The human body hasn’t had an overhaul in two million years, and some scientists think we have stopped evolving altogether. Utilising top experts, the best in cinematography, 3D graphics and video compositing, this program unveils what science says would be the ideal human features for the twenty first century and its challenges.

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2002 CAN

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Planaria: An Amazing Simple Organism

Meet an amazing simple organism: a small flatworm called planaria. In this video, watch as the planaria uses its sense of smell to eat aromatic meals like earthworms.

ACSSU150 ACSSU176

2008 USA

Planaria: Flatworms

Explore the many types of flatworms through this clip, and discover that of all the flatworms, the common brown planaria is the most easy to observe in a pond near you.

ACSSU111

2008 USA

Plant Growth

Plants grow in two ways: taller and thicker. In this resource, learn how conifers, trees and some flowering plants grow thicker; discover growth rings in trees; and learn how their growth is related to their growth tissues. The intertropical zone and temperate regions are also mentioned.

ACSSU094

2010 USA

Plants

All life on Earth depends on plants. Discover how the process of photosynthesis allows plants to sustain all lifeforms, how they are the basis for the entire food chain, and the way they share an interconnected relationship with all animals on Earth.

ACSBL052 ACSSU179

2004 USA

Plumed Worm

This short clip examines the home-building behaviour of the plumed worm, which builds a tube on the ocean floor. The worm continues to bolster the tube by adding shells and sea lettuce, which buffers currents and provides food for the worm.

ACSSU111

2001 USA

Pollution of the Food Chains

Polluting products released into the environment by human beings are contaminating food chains. Learn how the pollution process affects all marine life, and how it reaches plant life and human beings in this short clip.

ACSSU112 ACSBL028

2010 USA

Portuguese Man o’ War

Learn about the Portuguese man o’ war, the marine blue-bottle jellyfish, its high-powered stinging cells, and how its individual colony members function together as a whole.

ACSSU111

2008 USA

Puffin Watch

Few people are fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of the puffin, a curious and little-known species of seabird. In this program, students will discover how they spend their winters in the open seas, learn about their breeding and feeding habits, and find out about their unique underground burrowed nests.

ACSSU176 ACSSU094

1996 USA

Rarely Seen Sharks

A story on rarely seen sharks and fish at the bottom of the Pacific off the Marshall Islands, including sixgill sharks, chimaeras and Pacific sleeper sharks.

ACSSU111

2009 USA

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Phantoms of the Night

This program offers an in-depth look at bat behaviour through both high-tech tools, and the eyes of the scientists using them. Thermal cameras, ultra slow-motion photography, micro transmitters, and specialised bat-detectors provide viewers with a unique insight into the secret lives of bats.

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Rediscovering Biology Series

Great advances have been made in the field of biology in recent decades that will continue to have a major impact on our lives. This series investigates the functions of genes and the nature of genetically modified organisms, with each program featuring interviews with expert scientists involved in ground-breaking research. This series includes the following titles: MP

Genomics

Reproduction of Flowering Plants

In this fascinating clip, watch the reproduction process of a flowering plant, including pollination, fruit production, seed distribution and germination. Discover how some flowering plants, like strawberries, can reproduce without the fusion of sexual cells.

ACSSU150

2010 USA

Rüppell’s Griffon Vulture

Learn how the Rüppell’s Griffon Vultures are the ‘clean-up crew’ of the Serengeti desert. They are regarded as the most social of their kind, living in large colonies, mating for life, and sharing parental duties.

ACSSU112 ACSBL020

2001 USA

Sandhill Crane Migration

This program investigates the migration of the Sandhill Crane, which leads them to Sulfur Springs Valley. It introduces the influence of agriculture, where food and temporary lakes are desirable and accessible.

ACSSU094

2002 USA

Sap

Sap is a nutrient-rich liquid that circulates within a network of vessels that run throughout a plant. This resource will explore the two types of sap: raw and elaborated, and demonstrate how sap supports photosynthesis in a plant.

ACSBL052

2010 USA

Saving Flynn

Troy Surratt and Nathaniel Hawking recount the illness of their beloved dog Flynn from necrotising encephalitis. They learn that pet vaccinations caused the degenerative brain disease and are able to save Flynn’s life with diet changes.

ACSHE160

2009 USA

Science and the City

ACSSU184

2003 USA

Genetically Modified Organisms

2003 USA

Discover the role of DNA and Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection with the help of experts and students in this energetic series. Find out how a fingerprint acts as DNA, how to extract DNA from fruit cells, and how the process of favourable traits becoming common in successive generations defines Natural Selection. This series includes the following titles: DA

Simple DNA Extraction

What is a DNA Fingerprint?

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ACSBL086

2009 CAN

Each program within this series takes a laboratory technique from life science and makes it meaningful to students by explaining the theory behind the application. Students are challenged to hone their skills, ask questions, develop hypotheses and select appropriate equipment and technology to collect and evaluate their data. This series includes the following titles: Comparative Anatomy Dissection

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2002 USA

Science

Science Lab Investigations

Darwin's Natural Selection

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Join enthusiastic hosts Andrew and Paula in exploring some of the most interesting questions in science and technology in this investigative Smithsonian Channel series. Students will be fascinated by the unusual questions posed by the team, and will learn the important scientific concepts that accompany each episode. This series includes the following titles: Can Humans Live Underwater?

ACSIS124 and more…

2008 CAN

Can We Use Science to Solve Crime?

ACSIS124

2008 CAN

Human Performance - How Can We Push Our Limits?

ACSHE161 and more…

2008 CAN

Poop - What Is It Good For?

Scyphozoans - Jellyfishes

Learn about large jellyfish, the scyphozoans, and watch them pulse through the open water trailing their tentacles.

ACSSU111

2008 USA

Sea Anemones

In the lower tidal pools live organisms that look like giant flowers, but are so much more. Learn all about sea anemones, including how they feed, reproduce, and share a symbiotic relationship with fish.

ACSSU111 ACSBL020

2008 USA

Sea Salps

This short clip examines the sea salp; gelatinous invertebrates who form colonies in the shape of long chains, which can reach lengths of 15 feet. While the salp resembles a jellyfish with its translucence and bioluminescence, it is actually a chordate which makes it a very distant relative of humans.

ACSSU111

2001 USA

Sea Urchin Fertility

This clip explores the reproductive behaviour of sea urchins. The female sea urchin releases eggs and the male releases sperm, leaving it up to chance if the eggs and sperm meet in open ocean. Fertilised eggs become larvae, which if not eaten, drift with current and possibly populate new locations.

ACSSU150

2008 USA

Search for the Siamese Croc

The Siamese crocodile, which had been thought to be virtually extinct in the wild, was discovered in Cambodia to be surviving and breeding in reasonable numbers. Join a team of conservationists in a race against time to gather DNA samples from the crocs and information about their habitat in order to preserve the breed.

ACSSU176

2002 USA

Show Me Science Advanced Series

2008 CAN

This series examines the most recent developments and discoveries in science and technology, and explores the vital role science plays in our everyday lives. Algae, microbes and biodiversity are investigated through the use of incredible visuals and real-life examples. This series includes the following titles:

Biology: Putting Algae to Work

ACSSU149 and more…

2010 USA

Biotechnology: Cleaning up with Microbes

ACSHE135 and more…

2010 USA

Ecology: Understanding Biodiversity

ACSBL015 and more…

2010 USA

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This series introduces students to bacteria, fungi, protists and viruses; organisms that are an integral part of life on Earth. Each program discusses how these fascinating microorganisms can be beneficial or harmful to humans, separating the ‘micro-foes’ from the ‘micro-heroes’, and includes a hands-on experiment segment. This series includes the following titles: Bacteria

ACSHE134 and more…

2000 USA

Fungi

ACSSU176 and more…

2000 USA

Protists

ACSBL117 and more…

2000 USA

Viruses

ACSBL117

2000 USA

Skua

This clip features various shots of skuas, a species of seabird, set to music.

ACSSU111

2000 USA

Sloths

This clip explores the three-toed sloths who hang out in the canopy of Costa Rican rainforests. Learn about their slow movements that make them one of the slowest moving creatures on Earth, their herbivore diet and their daily life.

ACSSU111

2009 USA

Snail Zombies

Discover how the leucochloridium paradoxum parasitic worm larvae develops in amber snails, and observe the process of the food chain when birds eat the snails, and eliminate the worm eggs which are then eaten by snails.

ACSSU176 ACSBL020

2009 USA

Snakes of Oman

A reptile-loving sheik asks for help in diagnosing what ails the snakes at a snake farm outside the city of Muscat. Join Gerry Martin, an Indian herpetologist, and travel to the desert to follow his exhilarating capture of new venomous varieties of snakes.

ACSSU094

2001 USA

Snake Wranglers

Learn about the venomous characteristics of the world’s most poisonous snakes in this adrenaline-pumping series. Follow the journeys of people who explore their countries in search of snakes, and discover just how important the role of their highly sought after venom is in the field of modern day science. This series includes the following titles:

ACSHE134 ACSHE161

2001 USA

Death Adder Duet

ACSHE134 ACSHE161

2001 USA

Snake Saviour

ACSHE134 ACSHE161

2001 USA

Venom Harvest

ACSHE134 ACSHE161

2001 USA

This short clip observes how, due to being too young to dive, baby sperm whales remain near the surface while their mothers hunt for food. Watch the playful nature of the baby whale as it waits, and listen to the unique sonar sounds that are given off by the fartravelling mother.

ACSSU176

1994 USA

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Sperm Whale Diving

Brian Bush - Odyssey in Western Oz

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2008 USA

Stem Cells: The Ethical Issues

This program tackles one of the most contentious areas of contemporary science: embryonic stem cell research. It presents a variety of different viewpoints, and features interviews with scientists, ethics commentators and patients with life-threatening medical conditions.

ACSHE135 ACSHE195 ACSHE230 ACSBL040

2006 AUS

Stingray City

This short film journeys to Cayman Islands to discover the group of stringrays that call it home. Find out about their size, eating habits, venomous spine, camouflage, and a place called ‘Stingray City’ in Grand Cayman where people can swim alongside them.

ACSSU150

1989 USA

Succulent and Aquatic Plants

Subjected to a lack of water, very high temperatures, or drying winds, plants in dry environments display various adaptations to their surroundings. Discover these physical adaptations and how they help plants, such as cacti, to store water and air in order to survive in these conditions.

ACSSU185

2010 USA

Sugar Gliders

This clip introduces the sugar glider, a fascinating marsupial that lives in Australia. Learn about its unique characteristics, including a gliding membrane that runs down the side of its body and a tail that it uses like a rudder.

ACSSU185

2009 USA

Tales from the Wild

Spider Kills Bat

This clip looks at the feeding behaviour of orb-weaving spider. Watch as the spider weaves a strong sticky web in the flight path of the bat which ultimately captures the bat. Then see how the spider cocoons and kills it with its bites.

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Go into the depths of Africa and the Arctic, and take an up close and personal look at the amazing variety of animals that call them home. Meet Tau the Lion, a tiny lion cub who gets separated from his pride, and follow Tasha the Polar Bear as she learns to fend for herself in the harsh winter. This series includes the following titles: ACSSU043 ACSSU094

1998 USA

Tasha the Polar Bear

Tau the Lion

This program answers questions that young students ask about anatomy and genetics. Included are questions such as: What are bones made of? What makes our muscles tired? Why do we have two nervous systems? Why do we blink our eyes? What is the spleen? How do we grow? Why do we have hair? Why are some people left-handed?

ACSSU150 ACSSU175

1991 USA

The Anatomy of Flowering Plants

Flowering plants are the most numerous in the plant world, yet in spite of this diversity their anatomy is similar from one plant to another. Learn about their specific anatomies, how their flowering plant organs modify to adapt to their environments, and how to classify ligneous and herbaceous plants.

ACSSU111

2010 USA

The Biology Classics: Paramecium, Hydra, Planaria and Daphnia

Understanding the amazing phenomena of life requires an intimate association with living things. This program introduces students to four organisms called ‘The Biology Classics’; not only because they are featured in science textbooks, but because studying them broadens our concept of what it means to be alive.

ACSSU111

2006 USA

Tell Me Why - Health Anatomy and Genetics

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The Biology of Cnidarians

Through this comprehensive yet concise series, students will learn about Hydra, a genus of simple fresh-water animals. Looking at their habitat, structure, feeding, nematocyst discharge, locomotion, and sexual and asexual reproduction. This series includes the following titles:

The Biology of Paramecium

ACSSU111 ACSSU150

2008 USA

Hydra: A Classic Cnidarian

Hydra: Ciliated Protozoans

2008 USA

Hydra: Digestive System

2008 USA

Hydra: Types of Hydra

2008 USA

Discover the nature of Paramecium, a single-celled organism that can be found in marine environments. Students will learn about their behaviour, feeding and digestion characteristics, reproduction process, and the ways they interact with water. This series includes the following titles: ACSSU111 ACSSU149

2008 USA

Feeding and Digestion

2008 USA

Reproduction

2008 USA

The Cell Surface

2008 USA

Water Balance

2008 USA

The Carbon and Oxygen Cycles

Carbon and oxygen are two elements that are essential to life. They are naturally present in the atmosphere in the form of carbon dioxide and gaseous oxygen. Learn how these elements circulate through the environment, and how they can be disturbed in this informative and diagrammatic program.

ACSSU189 ACSBL022

2010 USA

The Crocodiles of the Orinoco

Join Jesús Rivas and Renee Owens as they travel to the Venezuelan llanos on an unusual mission – to search for giant reptiles. They are looking for the highly endangered Orinoco crocodile, one of the largest predators in all of South America, and hope to study the release of captive Orinocos back into the wild.

ACSHE161

2002 USA

The Deer Tick

In this short clip, observe the progression of Lyme disease from bacterial infection in mice to the consumption of this infection by ticks. The ticks then detach themselves from the mice and move along to attach themselves to other hosts such as deer and humans, thus continuing the transfer of the disease.

ACSBL117 ACSBL124 ACSSU176

2009 USA

The Endless Voyage

This series on the marine environment as a unique aspect of life on Earth explores areas of interest and concern to students and scientists alike. Viewers will explore the world’s oceans; visiting locations they may never be able to see in a traditional classroom setting and will hear from experts in oceanography. This series includes the following titles:

Building Blocks

ACSSU175 and more…

2003 CAN

Food for Thought

ACSSU112 ACSSU179

2003 CAN

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Behaviour

The Eyes of Nye

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2003 CAN

Living Together

ACSSU112 ACSSU176

2003 CAN

Survivors

ACSSU111 and more…

2003 CAN

Water World

ACSSU112 and more…

2003 CAN

Life Goes On

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Students will develop their scientific eye and their critical understanding whilst being entertained through this series hosted by science favourite, Bill Nye. Students will learn about controversial cloning, human adaptations, sexual reproduction, and the nature of genetically modified foods. This series includes the following titles:

The Habitable Planet Biodiversity Decline

The Human Body in Action

Antibiotics: Man vs. Microbe

DIS

ACSHE135 and more…

2005 USA

Cloning: The Science behind the Controversy

DIS

ACSHE230 and more…

2005 USA

Genetic Diversity: Sexual Reproduction

DIS

ACSHE191 and more…

2005 USA

Genetically Modified Foods: Benefits and Risks

DIS

ACSHE191 and more…

2005 USA

Human Characteristics and Adaptations: Is Race Cultural or Biological?

DIS

ACSSU184 ACSSU185

2005 USA

ACSHE120 ACSHE121 ACSHE223 ACSSU222

2007 AUS

While essential to the lives of humans and animals, fresh water only accounts for six percent of the world’s water supply. Scientists in Florida’s Everglades challenged southwest to consider the optimum use of existing sources of fresh water for both humans and ecosystems.

This series focuses on the human body from cells to systems, and includes a recurring theme of the hierarchy of the human body: cells, organs and organ systems. Each program includes an easy-to-replicate, hands-on activity and an interview with an expert in a particular area of science. This series includes the following titles:

ACSSU149 ACSSU150

2001 USA

Cells

Circulatory and Respiratory System

Digestive and Excretory Systems

ACSSU150

2001 USA

Genes and Heredity

ACSSU184

2001 USA

Health and Nutrition

2001 USA

Immune System

2001 USA

Interrelationship of the Body Systems

ACSSU175

2001 USA

Reproductive and Endocrine Systems

ACSSU175

2001 USA

Skeletal and Muscular Systems

ACSSU150

2001 USA

The Brain and the Nervous System

ACSSU175

2001 USA

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2001 USA

The Ozarks

The Ozarks, the prides of Arkansas are pumped with water. For more than 100 years, people have come here to fish and to bathe in the healing waters bubbled up by springs. But today these waters are in trouble, the threat is an unlikely one - the common chicken.

ACSSU176 ACSBL028

1995 USA

The Richardsons’ Profile

Join the Richardson family, a husband and wife filmmaking duo, and discover the private lives of a unique pride of lions in Zimbabwe. Tag along for the ride as they film them in some of the most dangerous, adrenaline rush inducing situations and learn about the characteristics of the African savannah.

ACSHE223 ACSHE226

2002 USA

The Science of Death

This film takes an in-depth and fascinating look at what may be the last taboo - death. Through the use of state-of-the-art 3D graphics, captivating cinematography and the latest science, viewers will discover how the body behaves on the journey after death.

ACSBL107

2001 CAN

Join Imagineer Asa Kalama as he meets the animal experts at Disney’s Animal Kingdom to look at some animal adaptations in action. Students will discover the two primary types of adaptations – behavioural and physical – that help animals survive, and see variety of animal communication types.

DIS

ACSSU094 ACSHE121

2011 USA

Thrasher vs. King Snake

Follow the intense chase of a King Snake as it tries to catch Thrasher chicks at the top of a cactus.

ACSSU112

2012 USA

Tiger in a Croc’s World

This intense short film follows the journey of a crocodile as it steals the carcass of a sambar deer which was killed by a tiger.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Tiger Territory

Follow the Siberian tiger in Russia and discover its physical adaptations that allow it to survive in one of the coldest winter climates: its independent territorial claims; the dominant nature of adult males; the ways they interact with their female counterpart; and the threats to the survival of their species.

ACSSU185

2000 USA

Toucans

This short film features a variety of toucan images set to music.

ACSSU111

2006 USA

Tracking the Great White Shark

Two scientists have joined forces to gain a better understanding of the interplay between hungry white sharks and baby elephant seals in the ocean. Using attached location transmitters, the scientists will learn how the sharks hunt, and how the seals evade them.

ACSSU112 ACSSU176

2000 USA

The Science of Disney Imagineering Animal Adaptations: Communication

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The Lammergeyer

Watch how the Lammergeyer, a magnificent bird who lives in Ethiopia, uses its interesting technique of dropping large animal bones from soaring heights in order to break them open on the jagged rocks below and reach the nourishing marrow inside.

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2008 USA

Trinidad Birds

Meet Roger Neckles, a wildlife photographer who studies and photographs a variety of unique and colourful birds in Trinidad every day, and learn about the area and its wide range of species.

ACSHE224

2003 USA

Trout Spawning

This entertaining clip takes an underwater look at trout spawning in the Yellowstone National Park, giving a simple explanation of the reproductive practices of the species.

ACSSU150

2001 USA

Understanding Science Series

Trees

Trees are very large plants that contain wood, a tissue that contains lignin. This clip explores tree classifications, and demonstrates how some tree species are conifers, but most belong to the flowering plants group. It also explains the parts of a tree and how to classify trees as deciduous or evergreen.

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This series presents difficult scientific concepts in an easy to understand format. Presenter Dr. Science brings the central focus of the classification of living things and ecosystems to the student in a fun and entertaining way. Each episode includes experiments and features lab safety procedures. This series includes the following titles: Classification of Living Things

ACSSU111

2003 USA

Ecosystems

ACSSU176

2003 USA

Virus Infective Cycle

Bacteriophages have proved to be very elaborate viruses. Learn how phages, such as the T4 phage, infect bacteria; see how other viruses infect plants and animals and the ways they are passed on.

ACSBL116 ACSBL118 ACSBL119

2008 USA

Virus Structure

A look at the structure of viruses, including how they are made up of a protein jacket, containing nucleic acids DNA or RNA. The question pondered, which remains unanswered in the clip is: How do entities with such a simple structure reproduce?

ACSBL117

1999 USA

Visualising Cell Processes

Students will discover the complex nature of cell processes through this comprehensive series which explores a vast array of topics, including osmosis, cell organisation, organic molecules, eukaryotic cells, the genetic code, and so much more! This series includes the following titles:

Cell Movement and Transport

ACSSU150 and more…

2001 USA

Cells and Molecules

ACSHE134 and more…

2001 USA

DNA Replication, Mitosis and Cell Reproduction

ACSHE192 and more…

2001 USA

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

ACSSU176 and more…

2001 USA

The Genetic Code and Its Translation

ACSSU185 and more…

2001 USA

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This entertaining clip takes a look at the nurturing nature of mother walruses’, how she gives birth away from the herd on an isolated ice flow, and their social and physical characteristics.

ACSSU185

2001 USA

Whale Sharks’ Unusual Feast

This clip explores whale sharks, and discusses their size, behaviour, and eating habits, including dog snapper and cubera eggs.

ACSSU111 ACSSU112

2009 USA

Who’s Your Daddy?

This short clip investigates what daddy-long legs are, the amazing feats of their incredibly long legs, their diet of aphids, and features an aggressive tug-of-war between a daddy-long legs and a tiger beetle.

ACSSU111

2009 USA

Wild Chronicles

Walrus Mom and Baby

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Take a journey into the natural world to discover stories of life, danger and survival experienced by both humans and animals alike throughout our planet’s lifetime. Students will be fascinated by this collection of stories, ranging from the discovery of human remains in the Sahara to the conservation of animals. This series includes the following titles: NG

ACSSU176 and more...

1999 USA

African Gorillas; Humpbacks; Dinosaur Hunters; Gates of Hell

ACSSU112 and more…

1999 USA

Amazon Conservationists

ACHGK073 ACHGK070

1999 USA

Anatolian Cheetahs

ACHGK071

2005 USA

Antarctic Penguins

ACSBL015

1999 USA

Arctic Tale; Moreton Bay; Hawaii Kona Coffee; Sea of Sound

ACSSU112 and more…

1999 USA

Australian Reef

ACSSU176

2005 USA

Bat Species

2003 USA

Beavers

2003 USA

Bee Man – New Threat

ACSSU176

1999 USA

BioBlitz

ACSSU111 and more...

2003 USA

Black Caiman

ACSSU176 and more...

2005 USA

Bluefin Japan

ACSHE194 and more...

2003 USA

Bobby Haas; Black Turtles; Gorilla Massacre; Zeb Hogan Giant Cambodian Ray; Hornets from Hell

ACSBL026 and more...

1999 USA

Boyd Amazon River Dolphins; Humpback; Marine Census; Syrian Bald Ibis Update

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Centre of the Centre

ACSSU185 and more...

2005 USA

109

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Africa’s Wild Eden; House Cats; Boyd on a Cliff; Island Fox

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1999 USA

Colorado Mountain Lions; Dugong; Surviving the Sahara; Bluefin Baitball

ACSHE157 and more...

1999 USA

Crittercam: Blue Whale

1999 USA

Crittercam: Bowhead Whales

1999 USA

Crittercam: Brown Bears

ACSSU112

1999 USA

Crittercam: Emperor Penguins

ACSSU112

1999 USA

Crittercam: Grey Seals

ACSSU112

1999 USA

Crittercam: Lions

ACSSU112

1999 USA

Crittercam: Monk Seals

ACHGK074 and more…

1999 USA

Crittercam: Nurse Sharks

ACHGK073 ACSSU176

1999 USA

Crittercam: Tiger Sharks

ACSSU112

1999 USA

Crittercam: Turtles and Shark Bay

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Cutthroats of Yellowstone - Fish Migration

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Dominican Republic – Reef Check

ACSSU176 and more...

2003 USA

Dugongs of Abu Dhabi

ACSSU176 and more...

2005 USA

Easter Island Horses; Bowhead Whales; Costa Rica Reptiles; Sonoran Spring

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Elephant Orphanage; Leopard Seals; Chad Pregracke; Sea Turtle Tumours

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Elephant Power

ACSSU176 ACSBL025

1999 USA

Elephant Seals

ACSSU176 ACSBL020

1999 USA

Enric Sala - Kingman Reef

ACSSU176 and more...

2003 USA

Farallone Islands

ACSSU176, and more...

2003 USA

Ferrets

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Florida Bears

ACSHE160 and more...

2003 USA

Florida Invasives

ACSSU185 and more...

2005 USA

Fongoli Chimps

ACSHE191 ACSSU185

2003 USA

Freeze Frame Arctic

Frog Problems

110

Cheetah Chase

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2003 USA

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1999 USA

Global Warming 101; Ringed Seal; Willie Cock Bullet Hole; Chihuahuan Desert; Elephant Communication

ACSBL028 and more...

1999 USA

Gorilla Ebola Crisis

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Great White Shark; Juan Fernandez Seals; India Diaries; Alien Invasion Nutria

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Hawaii: Greening an Army Base (NPR Climate Connections)

ACSHE230 and more...

2003 USA

Hawksbills

ACSSU176 and more...

2003 USA

Hornet Hunters

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Humans and Dogs; Bull Sharks; Tasmania Birding; Bushmeat

ACSSU185 and more...

1999 USA

Humpback Whale Tagging

ACSHE157

2005 USA

Hydrilla Limpkin

ACSSU176

2003 USA

Ichthyosaur

ACSSU185 ACSBL027

2005 USA

Kenya Rothschild Giraffes

ACSSU185 ACSSU176

2003 USA

Kobu-Lion Preserve; Pilot Whales; Wollemi Pine; Out There Wild Vet

ACSSU176 and more...

1999 USA

Latino Genographic

ACOKFH001

2005 USA

Leader of the Pack

ACSBL015

1999 USA

Lost City

ACSBL015 ACSBL019

1999 USA

Madagascar Lemurs - Loss of Natural Habitat

ACHGK051

1999 USA

Madagascar Lemurs; Whale Sharks; Racing the High Sierra; The Secret Life of Bats

ACSSU176

1999 USA

Manatee Alarm Project

ACSHE157

2005 USA

Mark Olson (Botanist)

1999 USA

Mastiffs and Wolves

2005 USA

Meerkat Hunting

1999 USA

Monkey Friends

ACSSU112

2005 USA

Nalini Nadkami Canopy Confluence; Elephant Seals; Maneaters of Malawi; Cutthroats of Yellowstone

ACSHE191 ACSBL015

1999 USA

Ndoki Adventure

New Hominid Zeray Alemseged; Nurse Sharks; Across the Jungle Divide; Giants of Jasper

Operation Migration

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Science

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1999 USA

Orangutan

ACHGK051

1999 USA

Otter Babies; Leatherback Turtles; Killer Crocs of Uganda; Sahara Trees

ACSBL015

1999 USA

Owls: Silent Killers

ACSSU112

1999 USA

Panama Golden Frog; Orca; Ndoki Adventure; Bluefin Japan

ACSSU112 ACSBL015

1999 USA

Path of the Pronghorn

ACSSU112

2005 USA

Penguins Dee Boersma

ACSBL015

2005 USA

Pikas

ACSSU176

2005 USA

Poacher Patrol

ACSBL015

1999 USA

Pygmy Sloth

ACSBL015

1999 USA

Red Devils

Sea Lions

Terminal Velocity

Terrors of Tasmania; Grey Reef Shark; Off the Map; Yellow Stone River

ACSSU112 ACSBL015

1999 USA

Thermal Bats

ACSHE230

2003 USA

Tiger Eye

Tim Samaras Lightning; Monk Seals; Nalini Nadkami Canopy Confluence; Pilot Whales

Urban Ants

Vampire Bats: Rabies Transmission

Velvet Killers Snake Hunter

Whale Sharks

ACSSU176

1999 USA

Whale Sharks - Belize

ACSBL015

1999 USA

Whales of Puget Sound; Tiger Sharks; Freeze Frame Arctic; Protecting Mai Po

ACSSU176

1999 USA

Yellowstone Microbes; Mongoose Murders; Adventurer of the Year; Lost Year of the Loggerheads

ACSSU176

1999 USA

Yellowstone Owls

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Operation Migration; Sea Lions; Antarctica Wildlife Adventure; Africa Voices of the Forest

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1999 USA 1999 USA

1999 USA ACSBL015

1999 USA 2005 USA

ACSHE161 ACSSU176

2005 USA 1999 USA

2003 USA

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Various shots of wild turkeys set to music.

ACSSU111

1998 USA

Wildebeest Migration

A story on the huge wildebeest migration in the Serengeti each year, including predators, new births and grazing.

ACSSU176 ACSSU094

2001 USA

Wolf Hunting Tactics

Learn about the hunting practices of grey wolves, such as their cooperation in packs, and discover how these hunting tactics help sustain a healthy balance in the Yellowstone ecosystem.

ACSSU112

2009 USA

Wolves - Legends of the Night

The maned wolf is among South Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most elusive and mysterious creatures. It is also the last of its kind. Take a journey to the savannahs of central Brazil to discover how these long-legged, big-eared canines are endangered, and meet the Brazilian scientist who is trying to preserve them.

ACSSU112 ACSSU176

2007 USA

Working Dogs

Dogs have worked with humans for thousands of years in diverse roles, such as livestock herders, rescuers, sled pullers and therapy dogs. This short film explores how dogs are helpful workers, looks at their history in the workforce, and discusses why their characteristics make them perfect for these roles.

ACSHE121

2005 USA

Wild Turkeys

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Bill Nye the Science Guy

Join science favourite Bill Nye in investigating atoms, chemical reactions, and fluids in this entertaining series. Students will discover how atoms combine to form molecules, the chemical reactions involved in fires, and the physical properties of fluids. This series includes the following titles: DIS

ACSSU152 and more...

1998 USA

Chemical Reactions

DIS

ACSSU225 and more...

1995 USA

Fluids

DIS

ACSSU118 ACSSU151

1999 USA

This series explores the important chemistry concepts of the periodic table, bonding, reactions, and compounds. Each program discusses real-life examples of the topic and includes colourful graphics and animations to demonstrate these. This series includes the following titles:

ÂŠ ClickView Pty Limited 2015

Bonding

ACSCH029 ACSCH031

2005 USA

Compounds in Chemistry

ACSSU152

2005 USA

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Chemistry in Action Series

Atoms

Daily Planet in the Classroom

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2005 USA

The Periodic Table

ACSSU186

2005 USA

Reactions

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Popular series ‘Daily Planet in the Classroom’ blows up and sets screens on fire in this series of chemical reactions, investigated for the purpose of technology. Segments include rockets, kitchen fires, forensic science involving ashes, firewalking, fire eating, firefighting and much more. This series includes the following titles:

Inside the Atom

Explosions

ACSSU178 and more...

2009 CAN

Fire

ACSSU179

2007 CAN

This series explores the structure of the atom through a set of evolving models, many of which are used to describe these tiny particles of matter. Each program includes comprehensive information and graphics, and covers topics such as elementary atoms, Dalton’s Atomic Theory, subatomic particles, the Periodic Table and more. This series includes the following titles:

Periodic Table for Students

Volume 1

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2008 CAN

Volume 2

ACSPH137 and more...

2008 CAN

Volume 3

ACSCH105 and more...

2008 CAN

Volume 4

ACSCH017 and more...

2008 CAN

From the history of the periodic table to its organisation, structure and its many uses, this series examines the relationship between atomic structure and the properties of matter. Each title takes a closer look at some of the many patterns found in periods and groups of elements that combine to create the world around us. This series includes the following titles:

Physical Science in Action

Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table

ACSCH021 and more...

2004 USA

Properties of Compounds

ACSCH020 and more...

2004 USA

Properties of Elements

ACSCH017 and more...

2004 USA

The History of the Periodic Table

ACSHE191 and more...

2004 USA

Using the Periodic Table

ACSSU186

2004 USA

This series moves beyond the basics of physical science to explore phenomena such as elements, compounds, mixtures, atoms and molecules, the periodic table and properties of matter. Each program includes fast-paced visuals and experiments to provide real-life examples that demonstrate key concepts in a practical way. This series includes the following titles:

Atoms and Molecules

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Changes in Properties of Matter

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2000 USA

Elements, Compounds and Mixtures

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2000 USA

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The Periodic Table

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2000 USA

Bill Nye the Science Guy ignites learning as he shows students how to be Safety Smart around fire. By explaining the science of fire, including the roles of heat, fuel and oxygen, Bill demonstrates how knowledge and awareness provide the opportunities to learn and act safely.

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Larger than life science guy Alan Nursall takes science on the road and engages the public in sets of experiments designed to illustrate basic scientific principles. With episodes held in malls, streets and parks, students will discover fascinating scientific experiments using many everyday items. This series includes the following titles: DA

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Build Your Own Lavalamp

ACSSU151 and more...

2008 CAN

Carbon Dioxide and Fire

ACSSU179 and more...

2008 CAN

Exploding Water

ACSSU187 and more...

2008 CAN

Flashover Fires

ACSSU179 and more...

2008 CAN

Liquid Oxygen and Combustion

ACSSU179 and more...

2008 CAN

Making Butter

ACSSU113 and more...

2007 CAN

Mixing Oil and Water

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2007 CAN

Never Put Water on an Oil Fire!

ACSSU187 and more...

2008 CAN

Play with Polymers

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2008 CAN

Thermite Reaction

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2008 CAN

What Are Coins Made of?

ACSSU187 ACSSU179

2008 CAN

Why Does Salt Melt Ice?

ACSSU225 and more...

2008 CAN

This series takes laboratory techniques from chemistry and makes it meaningful to students by explaining the theory behind the application. Students are challenged to hone their skills, ask questions, develop hypotheses, and select appropriate equipment and technology to collect and evaluate their data. This series includes the following titles:

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Chromatography

ACSSU113

2002 USA

Energy and Chemical Reactions

ACSSU179

2002 USA

Properties of Gases

ACSSU151 and more...

2002 USA

Spectrophotometry

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Science Lab Investigations

Body Heat

Shedding Light on Atoms

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The ‘Shedding Light on Atoms’ series gives students the perfect introduction to the world of atoms. Using amazing demonstrations and animations, this series will take students on a journey of discovery to explain not just what we know about atoms, but also how we know what we know about atoms! This series includes the following titles:

Understanding Chemistry in Our World

Episode 1: The Dawn of Modern Chemistry

LIA

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2014 AUS

Episode 2: Oxygen Everywhere

LIA

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2014 AUS

Episode 3: The Discovery of Atoms

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2014 AUS

Without our understanding of elements, the world around us would look totally different. In this fascinating series, Professor Jim Al-Khalili goes on a journey to find out how the mysterious world of the elements was discovered and mapped. This series includes the following titles:

Lesson 01 - Chemistry and the Amazing Table

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Lesson 02 - Bonding: Atomic Glue

ACSCH105 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 03 - Ionic Compounds: Opposites Do Attract

ACSCH031 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 04 - Molecules: When Atoms Share Electrons

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2009 CAN

Lesson 05 - Organic Molecules

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2009 CAN

Lesson 06 - Chemical Reactions: Atoms Find New Partners

ACSCH036 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 07 - Energy Makes Things Happen

ACSCH015 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 08 - Gases, Liquids, Solids: Going through Phases

ACSCH055 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 09 - Solutions: Mixing It up!

ACSCH026 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 10 - Rates and Equilibrium: Controlling Reactions

ACSCH069 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 11 - Acid/Base Chemistry: Proton Power

ACSCH097 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 12 - Electrochemistry: The Chemistry of Batteries

ACSCH103 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 13 - Nuclear Chemistry: Nature's Power Pack

ACSPH026 and more...

2009 CAN

Lesson 14 - Biochemistry: The Chemistry of Life

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This program takes students on a journey from the Arctic to the tropics to Glacier National Park in Montana to witness the obvious and frightening changes in relation to global warming caused by human habits, including driving big cars and wasting electricity.

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Asteroid Trackers

This film looks at efforts to track Apophis, an asteroid that could come dramatically close to Earth in 2029, and again in 2036. It delves into asteroid research, reveals how experts are attempting to protect the world from them, and shows which deflection methods are pushing the boundaries of technology to guard us.

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Atmospheric Pollution

Human activities are largely responsible for pollution of the earth’s atmosphere. This clip introduces air pollution, and recognises that it comes mainly from industrialised regions and automobile traffic. It also mentions that atmospheric movements make air pollution a worldwide problem.

Atmospheric Pressure

Atmospheric pressure is defined as the weight of air per surface unit. Watch how atmospheric pressure is measured with a mercury barometer, and discover how all around Earth high pressure zones and low pressure zones cause the weather phenomena that stir up the atmosphere.

Global Warming: Rising Temperatures, Rising Fears

Bill Nye the Science Guy

ABC News Classroom Edition

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‘Bill Nye the Science Guy’ is a popular educational series that covers a range of topics in an engaging manner. These episodes explore different concepts related to physical or human geography, and is interlaced with fast-paced action and humour. This series includes the following titles: 1995 USA

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Caves

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Climates

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Comets and Meteors

DIS

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Deserts

DIS

Earth's Crust

DIS

ACSSU180

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Earth's Seasons

DIS

ACSSU115

1995 USA

Earthquakes

DIS

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Erosion

DIS

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1998 USA

Fossils

DIS

Garbage

DIS

ACSHE120

1995 USA

Oceanography

DIS

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1995 USA

Outer Space

DIS

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1995 USA

Pollution Solutions

DIS

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Science

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Biosphere

Daily Planet in the Classroom

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The Moon

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The Planets

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The Sun

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1995 USA

Volcanoes

DIS

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Water Cycle

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Wetlands

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Earth is the only planet known to show signs of life. This program outlines the role of the biosphere, the hydrosphere and the atmosphere, and the life forms that inhabit these areas.

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Rocks and Soil

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Join the Daily Planet team and discover how science and technology are working together to construct the world around us. Topics include eco-energy, space, weather and many more. Students are bound to be enthralled by the exciting demonstrations of real-life science. This series includes the following titles:

Discovery Specials Stardust Mission: Catching the Comet

Earth

Eco Mobiles

ACSSU116 and more…

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Eco-Energy

ACSSU116

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Environment

ACSSU116 and more…

2007 CAN

Space I

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Space II

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Space III

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Space IV

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Weather

This mission to the comet named ‘Wild 2’ is designed to scoop up a canister full of comet dust, believed to hold secrets to life on Earth, and return it safely to base. This film follows the preparations to collect the dust, retrieve the canister and test its contents, and investigates the technology used.

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Earth is the largest rocky planet in our solar system, with unique, vast stretches of liquid water. Through colourful graphic diagrams, learn about the concentric layers of Earth - the atmosphere, crust, mantle and core - to discover how its internal heat is the source of intense volcanic and seismic activity.

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Earth and Space Series

Discover the wonders and intricacies of Earth and space in this expansive collection of short clips. These clips cover outer space exploration, the planets and solar system, the universe, technological advancements, astronomical observations, and much more. This series includes the following titles: NG

ACSSU188

2010 USA

Comets

ACSSU188

2008 USA

Earth and the Moon

Eclipses

ACSSU115

2010 USA

Exploration of Mars

ACSHE119 ACSHE195

2008 USA

Exploration of the Moon

ACSHE119 ACSHE195

2010 USA

Exploration of the Solar System

ACSHE119 ACSHE195

2010 USA

Extrasolar Planets

ACSSU188 and more…

2010 USA

Galactic Clusters

ACSSU188

2010 USA

Geostationary Satellites

ACSSU116

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Jupiter

Low Mass Stars

Mars

Mars Rovers

ACSHE195

2005 USA

Massive Stars

ACSSU188

2008 USA

Mercury

Meteorites

ACSSU188

2010 USA

Mission to Mars

ACSHE195

2002 USA

Neptune

Origin and Classification of Stars

Pluto

2008 USA

Saturn

2010 USA

Solar System 101

ACSSU188

2007 USA

Space Exploration

ACSHE119 ACSHE195

2010 USA

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2010 USA ACSSU188

2010 USA 2010 USA

2010 USA

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Science

Active Galaxies

Earth in Action Series

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Star Clusters

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Sun

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The Asteroids

ACSSU188

2010 USA

The Big Bang

ACSSU188

2008 USA

The Constellations

ACSSU188

2010 USA

The Formation of Earth

ACSSU188

2008 USA

The Galaxies

ACSSU188

2010 USA

The Milky Way

ACSSU188

2010 USA

The Moon

2008 USA

The Planets of the Solar System

2010 USA

The Size of the Universe

ACSSU188

2010 USA

The Solar System

ACSSU188

2008 USA

The Stars

ACSSU188

2008 USA

The Structure of the Solar System

ACSSU188

2008 USA

The Structure of the Universe

ACSSU188

2008 USA

The Sun

ACSSU188

2010 USA

Uranus

ACSSU188

2010 USA

Venus

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Space Probes

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This series covers four important Earth and science topics: plate tectonics; volcanoes and earthquakes; forces shaping the earth; and weathering and soils. In each episode, real-life examples are used to help students relate to the concepts, and colourful graphic diagrams are used to demonstrate them. This series includes the following titles:

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Earthquakes and Volcanoes

Forces Shaping the Earth

Plate Tectonics

Weathering and Soils

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Energy in Action Series Energy Resources: Use and Conversion

Environmental Science Series

Students will learn that we can harvest the power of nature from sources all around us, discover what life was like before people learned to harness electrical and the Industrial Revolution, and learn why these energy resources are non-renewable and in jeopardy of being used up as global energy consumption continues to rise.

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Climatic disturbances caused by the El Niño and La Niña phenomena affect the entire planet. This informative program discusses the influence of these phenomena on the neighbouring regions and their sea level, water temperatures, and weather disturbances.

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The atmosphere is a thin, gaseous layer that envelopes Earth. It is due to the atmosphere that life was able to appear and develop on our planet. This clip explores the different layers of the atmosphere.

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This series provides a fascinating look at Earth’s environment and some of the most important environmental issues today. Each episode includes accurate explanations, global examples, balanced viewpoints, expert commentary and makes links to human health, the economy and society to demonstrate their interconnected nature. This series includes the following titles:

Fire and Ice

Geography for Students Physical Systems

ACSSU189 and more…

2008 USA

Green Energy

ACSSU116 ACSES076

2008 USA

Water Quality

ACSSU222

2008 USA

This clip explores the geological activity in Iceland, including its largest glacier, Vatnajökull, several volcanoes, and the continental drift that is occurring at Thingvellir.

The surface of Earth is constantly being modified and reshaped by geologic forces and physical processes such as erosion. Explore the nature of our planet’s four main physical systems - the atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere - and discover that what happens in one system has vast repercussions on the others.

2002 USA

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This is the perfect series for today’s ‘enviro-savvy’ audience. In one minute bursts, audiences are treated to fantastic footage and fast facts. Each episode features up-to-the-minute information, and looks at cutting-edge technologies, recent summits and the people leading the way on the eco front. This series includes the following titles:

2011 AUS

Volume 01

Volume 02

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Volume 03

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Volume 04

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Volume 05

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Living Green

Global Climate Change

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Volume 07

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Volume 08

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Volume 09

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Volume 10

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Volume 11

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Volume 12

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Volume 13

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Volume 14

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Volume 15

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Volume 16

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Volume 17

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Volume 18

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Mars Landing 2012: The New Search for Life

This film introduces the team of dedicated scientists who brought the rover Curiosity to life. New science and technology that had never been attempted made this mission a reality. Topics explored include advanced laser, robotic limbs for drilling into the Gale Crater, and the general search to answer questions of life.

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Mineral Shapes

To date, more than 3,500 kinds of minerals have been discovered on Earth, and each mineral can be classified into families according to the shape of their crystals. This program explores the seven basic crystal systems, and explores the role anatomic structures play in this categorisation.

ACSSU153

2008 USA

This insightful program presents the arguments for and against the use of nuclear power to produce global electricity, including whether it is the answer to global warming.

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Oceans in Motion

Surfer Robert Weaver sets out to discover more about the ocean, and to answer questions such as: What causes currents and tides? How do oceans affect climates? Does the ocean floor look like land, only covered by water? And how did that water get here in the first place?

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2000 USA

Phosphorous and Nitrogen Cycles

Phosphorus and nitrogen are essential components of living matter. Learn about how they are transformed through easy to understand graphic diagrams and understandable descriptions of the process.

ACSSU189

2010 USA

Nuclear Energy Nuclear Energy: The Issues

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Seismes

Earth is shaken by more than one million earthquakes every year. Learn how the tremors occur through diagrams of the earth’s plates, and discover how this kind of activity can cause serious damage when it strikes a densely-populated area.

ACSSU180

2008 USA

Solar Power

California, a leading state in solar power, has found many ways to harness the Sun, the most powerful source of energy on the planet. This clip explores some of the ways the state is reducing its carbon emissions, while supplying its residents with a reliable source of natural energy.

Tectonic Plates

Uncover how the earth’s crust does not form a single unbroken covering around the planet. Instead, it is divided into a dozen immense plates called lithospheric plates. Included are diagrams of how the currents in the earth’s lower mantle create movement, introducing the concept of plate tectonics.

ACSHE195

2008 USA

The Atmosphere

The atmosphere is the gaseous envelope that surrounds the earth. Viewers will learn about the composition of air and the atmospheric layers.

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2010 USA

The Consumer and the Planet

Learn how small actions can reduce your carbon footprint, and even save money in the process. This program deciphers ‘green’ marketing claims and labels; illustrates eco-friendly ways to buy food; explores methods of saving water; recycling trash; and introduces environmentally friendly clothing and pet care.

ACSSU153

2009 USA

Making a Comet

Preserving the Legacy: Introduction to Environmental Technology

2002 USA

The series offers learners a dramatic visual exploration of a critical new field: environmental technology. The learners enjoy an intense, compelling view of global environmental problems, including sustainability, consumption, waste, deforestation, species loss and global climate change. This series includes the following titles: The Delicate Balance Part I

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The Delicate Balance Part II

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Discover how these three essential areas of science affect our lives: pollution, rocks and minerals, and solar energy. Exciting live-action video and engaging graphics guide you on a learning path through these important topics, while the hosts explain the important scientific concepts in a relaxed, straightforward manner. This series includes the following titles:

1996 USA

Pollution

Rocks and Minerals

ACSSU153

1996 USA

Solar Energy

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Science

Science in Action Series

Larger than life science guy Alan Nursall takes science on the road and engages the public in sets of experiments designed to illustrate scientific principles. In this episode, learn how it is simple and fun to make your own dirty snowball! In the process, learn what comets are composed of and how they move through space!

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This award-winning series examines the most recent developments and discoveries in science and technology. Through an exploration of topics set in real-life scenarios such as agriculture and renewable energies, students will understand how we are all affected by these advancements. This series includes the following titles:

The Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation

Agriculture: Feeding a Hungry Planet

ACHGK064 and more…

2010 USA

Energy: Understanding Hydroelectric Power

ACSSU116

2010 USA

Environmental Science: Reclamation, Restoring the Land

ACHGK070

2010 USA

Fuel Technology: Transportation Innovations

ACSSU116

2010 USA

Solar Power: An Alternative Energy Source

ACSSU116

2010 USA

Wind Power: A Renewable Energy Source

ACSSU116

2010 USA

Based on the award-winning college telecourse and PBS series of the same name, ‘Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation’ introduces students to Earth’s dynamic interacting systems showing how they relate to the development of life, and how they help us unlock the secrets of our environment. This series includes the following titles:

The Endless Voyage

Geologic Time

ACSSU180 ACSSU153

2000 CAN

Glaciers

ACSSU189

2000 CAN

Intrusive Igneous Rocks

ACSSU153

2000 CAN

Metamorphic Rocks

ACSSU153

2000 CAN

Minerals

ACSSU153 ACSHE226

2000 CAN

Mountain Building and Continents

ACSSU180

2000 CAN

Running Water

ACSSU222

2000 CAN

Sedimentary Rocks

ACSSU153

2000 CAN

The Birth of a Theory

ACSSU180

2000 CAN

The Sea Floor

Volcanism

Waves, Beaches and Coasts

Wind, Dust and Deserts

ACSSU180

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2000 CAN

This series on the marine environment as a unique aspect of life on Earth explores areas of interest and concern to students and scientists alike. Viewers will explore the world’s oceans, visiting locations they may never be able to see in a traditional classroom setting, and hear from experts in oceanography. This series includes the following titles:

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Deep Connections

2003 CAN

Dirty Water

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First Steps

ACSHE191

2003 CAN

Going to Extremes

ACSSU222

2003 CAN

Going with the Flow

ACSSU189 and more...

2003 CAN

Hands on

ACSHE121

2003 CAN

Look out Below

ACHGK042

2003 CAN

Making the Pieces Fit

ACSSU180 ACSSU153

2003 CAN

On the Coast

Over the Edge

ACSSU180

2003 CAN

Something in the Air

ACSSU189

2003 CAN

The Water Planet

ACSSU222

2003 CAN

Treasure Trove

ACSSU116

2003 CAN

World in Motion

ACSSU180

2003 CAN

Water, carbon, oxygen and all the elements essential to life circulate through the different parts of the biosphere. This short clip introduces students to the concept of the intertwined cycles, and how matter and energy are transmitted from one living being to another.

ACSSU116

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Beneath the Surface

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In ‘The Eyes of Nye’, visionary science educator Bill Nye explores the science behind important global issues. The videos in this series examine some important concepts in geography, climate change, nuclear energy, population dynamics, and modes of transportation.

The Greenhouse Effect

Astrobiology: Does Extraterrestrial Life Exist?

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2005 USA

Global Climate Change: Earth's Atmosphere Heats up

DIS

ACSSU189 and more...

2005 USA

Nuclear Energy: The Costs and Benefits of Alternative Choices

DIS

ACSSU116

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Transportation: Traffic, Fuel Consumption and Air Pollution

DIS

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2005 USA

The greenhouse effect is a natural phenomenon, caused by water vapour and greenhouse gases, through which Earth preserves its heat. Students will discover how the greenhouse effect is essential to life on Earth, but how it can also have serious effects on the climate.

ACSSU189

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This series includes the following titles:

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The Habitable Planet

Learn about Earth’s natural systems and environmental science with this series. Discover the atmosphere, its characteristics and how it makes Earth habitable, as well as the energy challenges facing us today as a result of global energy consumption and pollution. This series includes the following titles: Atmosphere

ACSSU189

2007 USA

Energy Challenges

ACSHE230

2007 USA

Many Planets, One Earth

ACSSU189 ACSES049

2007 USA

The History of Earth

About four and a half billion years ago, Earth was born. Gradually, after its surface became solid, the atmosphere appeared, then water and life. Rocks and fossils together reveal how this fascinating evolution of Earth became the planet we know today.

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2008 USA

The Magnetosphere

Like a gigantic magnet, Earth generates a magnetic field: the magnetosphere. Learn how the magnetosphere is not symmetrical due to distortions from solar wind, and a permanent flow of electrically charged particles emitted from the sun. Discover how these particles create the fabulous polar auroras.

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2010 USA

The Minerals

The rocks that form in Earth’s crust are composed of groupings of minerals. Minerals are natural solids, usually in the form of crystals, and there are more than 3,500 kinds of minerals on the planet.

ACSES017 ACSES026

2008 USA

The Ocean Floor

The ocean floor has as wide a variety of relief features as do land masses. Discover how the plates that form the oceanic crust are always in motion, forming relief features such as oceanic ridges and trenches in this useful and straightforward clip.

ACSSU189

2010 USA

The Ozone Layer

Discover the nature of the ozone, an atmospheric gas which forms an envelope around Earth. The destruction and regeneration reactions of ozone balance out naturally. However, atmospheric pollution is causing the ozone layer to thin, damaging the shield that protects us from the sun’s ultraviolet rays.

ACSSU180

2010 USA

The Seasonal Cycle

Seasons alternate over the months because the earth revolves around the Sun in an inclined position. Due to this inclination, the amount of sunlight received by any particular region varies from one season to the next. This clip outlines how seasons are reversed in the hemispheres and explores the Intertropical Zone.

ACSSU189

2010 USA

The Structure of Earth

The exact structure of our planet is still a mystery. To get an idea of the deep structure of Earth, scientists study phenomena that occur on the surface, such as rock metamorphosis and folding. This short resource gives an overview of the study of the earth’s composition and outlines how we can observe it from the surface.

ACSSU189

2008 USA

Think Green

This fascinating series travels around the world to explore how renewable energies and resources are being used in the field of science and technology. From Japan’s eco-fair event to China’s e-waste; self-watering gardens to Spain’s use of eco-power; students will be amazed at how people around the globe are ‘Thinking Green’. This series includes the following titles:

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Episodes 11 and 12

ACSSU116

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ACSSU116

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Episodes 15 and 16

ACSSU116

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Episodes 21 and 22

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ACSSU116

2007 USA

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ACSSU116

2007 USA

Episodes 39 and 40

ACSSU116

2007 USA

Water used in industries, cities and homes must be cleaned before being released into nature. In industrialised countries, dirty water is usually treated in water treatment centres. This clip observes some of processes involved in cleaning wastewater.

ACSSU189

2010 USA

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Wild Chronicles

Episodes 01 and 02

Take a journey into the natural world to discover a range of issues, such as the impact of human activity on Colorado River, the melting ice caps in Greenland, and predicting severe weather conditions. Students will be fascinated by the breadth of topics covered by the stories in this series. This series includes the following titles:

Ellesmere Island

ACSSU189

2005 USA

Kite Ski – Sarah McNair Landry - Greenland

ACSSU189

2003 USA

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Treatment of Wastewater

Brief Summary

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Five important people who have pioneered, developed and forever improved the way space exploration works are introduced. This episode includes the Pioneers of Space Travel: Wernher Von Braun, Robert Goddard and Constantine Sofkovsky, NASA, Neil Armstrong, space tourists and Richard Branson.

Advocates of Change Space Exploration

Bill Nye the Science Guy

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Panoramic visuals and engaging interviews make this a must see documentary. This film is a visually stunning chronicle of the history of the telescope from the time of Galileo, its profound impact upon the science of astronomy, and how both shape the way we view ourselves in the midst of an infinite universe.

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ACSHE195

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Join science favourite Bill Nye for a humorous adventure into the incredible world of science. Each episode includes everyday experiments to demonstrate science principles, and uses straightforward language to convey concepts, allowing students to grasp each idea with ease. This series includes the following titles:

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Architecture

DIS

ACSHE220

1998 USA

Balance

DIS

ACSSU117

1995 USA

Buoyancy

DIS

ACSSU117

1995 USA

Electrical Current

DIS

ACSSU219

1995 USA

Energy

DIS

ACSSU155

1995 USA

Flight

DIS

1995 USA

Friction

DIS

1995 USA

Gravity

DIS

ACSSU118

1995 USA

Heat

DIS

ACSSU155

1995 USA

Light and Colour

DIS

1995 USA

Light Optics

DIS

1995 USA

Magnetism

DIS

1995 USA

Momentum

DIS

1995 USA

Motion

DIS

ACSSU117

1998 USA

Phases of Matter

DIS

ACSSU151 ACSSU225

2003 USA

Pressure

DIS

Simple Machines

DIS

ACSSU117

1995 USA

Space Exploration

DIS

ACSHE119

1997 USA

Spinning Things

DIS

ACSSU117

1996 USA

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Structure

DIS

ACSSU229

1998 USA

The Science of Music

DIS

ACSSU182

1998 USA

Time

DIS

ACSSU115

1996 USA

Waves

DIS

ACSSU182

1995 USA

Wind

DIS

ACSSU115

1995 USA

Static Electricity

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Daily Planet in the Classroom

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1996 USA

Join the Daily Planet team and discover how science and technology are working together to construct the world around us. Topics include eco-energy, sound, architecture, space, and much more. Students are bound to be enthralled by the exciting demonstrations of real-life science. This series includes the following titles:

Earth and Space Series

2007 CAN

Architecture II

2008 CAN

Art I

2008 CAN

Bikes

ACSSU117 ACSSU229

2007 CAN

Extreme!

ACSSU117 ACSSU229

2007 CAN

Houses

ACSHE228

2007 CAN

Magic

ACSSU229 and more...

2007 CAN

Mining

ACSSU153 ACSHE226

2008 CAN

Sound

ACSSU182 ACSSU155

2008 CAN

Stunts

ACSSU229

2009 CAN

Water III

ACSSU229 ACSHE195

2009 CAN

World II

ACSSU229

2008 CAN

Plunging more than 400 feet into the ocean on a single breath of air seems an impossible act, or at least one guided by madness. In this video, experience the world of competitive free diving where the human body is pushed to extremes under pressure twelve times greater than on the earth’s surface.

ACSSU229

2007 USA

Investigate the influence and use of physics in the exploration of outer space in this insightful collection of clips. From observatories to telescopes and black holes, students will discover just how integral the field of physics is in the world around and beyond us. This series includes the following titles: Astronomical Observation

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Science

Diving the Abyss

Architecture I

Electricity Series

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2010 USA

Black Holes

ACSSU188

2008 USA

Hubble Space Telescope

ACSHE119

2000 USA

Surrounding Earth

ACSHE119

2010 USA

Astronomical Observatories

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This series explores how the invention of energy storage and delivery systems turned the sometimes dangerous curiosity of static electricity into DC and AC current electricity. The programs explore electric circuits, power production and consumption, electromagnetism and the working of vital electrical tools. This series includes the following titles:

Energy in Action Series

Electric Motors and Electric Generators

ACSPH108 ACSPH025

2008 USA

Electric Potential and Electric Current

ACSSU155 and more...

2008 USA

Electricity and Magnetism & Electromagnetic Devices

ACSPH108 ACSPH106

2008 USA

Ohm's Law and Power

ACSPH043 and more...

2008 USA

Power Transmission and Power Consumption

ACSPH037 and more...

2008 USA

Static Electricity and Electric Charge

ACSPH102 ACSPH026

2008 USA

This series explores the five main forms of energy: mechanical, chemical, heat, electromagnetic and nuclear. Discover how stored energy is converted to active energy, how energy transforms and concepts such as convection, fusion, fission, radiation and conduction through the use of hands-on investigations. This series includes the following titles:

Nuclear Energy

Electromagnetic Energy

ACSPH102 and more...

2000 USA

Energy: Potential and Kinetic

ACSSU155 and more...

2000 USA

Heat and Chemical Energy

ACSSU182 and more...

2000 USA

Mechanical Energy

ACSSU155

2000 USA

Nuclear Energy

ACSES044 and more...

2000 USA

The Transfer of Energy

ACSSU190 and more...

2000 USA

Uncover the concept of nuclear energy in this informative series. Learn about the basics of how a nuclear power station works, what fission is, the role of cooling water in reactors, the fuel cycle, other uses of nuclear energy, the structural properties of Uranium, the argument for and against its use, and much more. This series includes the following titles:

Advanced Version

ACSPH026 and more...

2008 AUS

Basic Version

ACSSU177 and more…

2008 AUS

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2007 AUS

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Learn how mathematical relationships can be investigated

Measurement and the Search experimentally, and how to write the report. The program uses case studies to show how the physical world can be described by for Relationships mathematical relationships, and demonstrates how an experiment can be designed to test the effect of two independent variables.

Measurement and Uncertainty

This program explores the importance of error and uncertainty in scientific measurement, with case studies of students estimating and reporting the uncertainties in their measurements. Topics include why measurement is important, why uncertainty is inevitable, how to estimate the range of uncertainty, and many more.

ACSIS141 ACSIS165 ACSIS166 ACSIS199 ACSIS200

Nanotechnology: An Introduction

This program provides an overview of nanotechnology, covering micrometer and nanometer units; highlights special properties of nanoparticles; describes the gecko effect; and examines carbon nanotubes, surface energy, hydrophilic and hydrophobic surfaces, the lotus effect, the use of lasers, and much more.

ACSHE161 ACSHE195

Physical Science in Action

This series moves beyond the basics of physical science to explore phenomena such as waves, flight, electricity, forces, friction, magnetism, gravity and more! Fast-paced visuals and exciting experiments provide real-life examples that demonstrate key physics concepts in a way students will understand and enjoy. This series includes the following titles: MP

ACSSU182 ACSPH067

2000 USA

Electricity

ACSSU177 and more...

2000 USA

Flight

ACSSU117 ACSSU118

2000 USA

Forces

ACSSU117 ACSSU118

2000 USA

Friction

ACSSU229

2000 USA

Gravity

ACSSU117 ACSSU118

2000 USA

Light

ACSSU155 ACSSU182

2000 USA

Magnetism

ACSSU177 ACSSU229

2000 USA

Motion and Balance

ACSSU117 and more...

2000 USA

Simple Machines

ACSSU117

2000 USA

Sound

ACSSU182

2000 USA

Radio Telescopes

Discover the technology behind radio telescopes, how they work, and how they assist us in observing and identifying celestial bodies in outer space. Also included is a look at the largest radio telescope in the world at Arecibo Observatory.

ACSHE119

2010 USA

Rainbows

A spectacular band of colour in the sky, rainbows are not meteorological but optical phenomena. This informative program outlines how rainbows appear through the deflection and decomposition of sunlight through raindrops, and why they disappear.

ACSPH076

2010 USA

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Characteristics of Waves

Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy

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Today, remote observation of Earth is done mainly by satellites in space. Learn how the technology within optical remote sensing satellites works to produce images, and how it assists us in accurately mapping our Earthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s surface.

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Bill Nye the Science Guy is charged up and ready to show kids how to be Safety Smart around electricity, and to teach them about how renewable energy can create a brighter tomorrow. With his trademark humour and handson demonstrations, students will no doubt be captivated as he conveys these important messages. This series includes the following titles:

Science Lab Investigations The Laws of Motion Hovercrafts

Science and the City

2008 USA

Electricity

DIS

Renewable Energy

DIS

ACSSU116

2012 USA

Learn about the laws of motion and the concept of Newtonian mechanics in this fascinating program filled with historic footage and reflections about scientific developments. Hovercrafts are explored to teach students about motion, and will provide a fascinating look at the influence of physics in the world around us.

ACSSU229

2002 USA

Larger than life science guy Alan Nursall takes science on the road and engages the public in sets of experiments designed to illustrate a basic scientific principle. With episodes held in malls, streets and parks, students will discover fascinating scientific experiments using many everyday items. This series includes the following titles:

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Barrel Roll Science

ACSSU117 ACSSU229

2007 CAN

Build a Simple Motor

ACSSU190 and more...

2007 CAN

Build a Simple Speaker

ACSSU155 ACSSU182

2006 CAN

How Does a Rocket Work?

ACSSU229

2008 CAN

How Does a Toilet Flush?

ACSSU117 ACSSU229

2008 CAN

Hydraulics

ACSSU117 ACSSU229

2008 CAN

Lenz's Law

ACSSU182 ACSPH111

2008 CAN

Liquid Pressure

ACSSU155 ACSSU182

2007 CAN

Make Your Own Doorbell!

ACSPH042 ACSPH039

2008 CAN

Measuring the Speed of Light with a Microwave

ACSSU182

2008 CAN

Polarised Light

ACSSU182 ACSPH076

2008 CAN

Rosin up the Bow

ACSSU182 ACSPH067

2008 CAN

Spinning Tops

ACSSU117 and more...

2008 CAN

Storing an Electric Charge

ACSSU182 and more...

2008 CAN

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2007 CAN

The Original Battery

ACSSU182

2008 CAN

The Science of Tightrope Walking

ACSSU117 and more...

2008 CAN

Three Types of Magnetism

ACSSU229

2007 CAN

Understanding Centrifugal Force

ACSSU117 ACSSU229

2008 CAN

Water Bottle Rocket

ACSPH063 ACSSU229

2008 CAN

Weightlessness

ACSSU229 and more...

2007 CAN

What Does a Spark Plug Do?

ACSSU155

2006 CAN

Why Do Balls Bounce?

ACSSU155 and more...

2008 CAN

Why Do Stones Skip on Water?

ACSSU229

2008 CAN

Why Is the Sky Blue?

ACSSU182 ACSPH076

2008 CAN

World's Simplest Generator

ACSSU182

2008 CAN

The Electric Pencil

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Science in Action Series

Brief Summary

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Discover how these essential areas of science affect our lives: colour, light, lenses and mirrors! Exciting live-action video and engaging graphics guide you on a learning path through these important topics, while hosts explain the important scientific concepts in a relaxed, straightforward manner. This series includes the following titles:

SciQ

Colour and Light

ACSPH075 ACSPH076

1996 USA

Lenses and Mirrors

ACSPH075

1996 USA

‘SciQ’ is an exciting series which introduces science to a younger audience through adventure, and presents a wide range of topics guaranteed to capture the imagination of kids. Join hosts Andrew and Paula to discover the answers to some interesting physics-related questions. This series includes the following titles: DA

ACSSU117 ACSSU118

2008 CAN

How Does Technology Help Us See?

ACSHE158 ACSHE161

2008 CAN

Who Can Ride the Wackiest Wheels?

ACSHE135

2008 CAN

In this incredibly comprehensive series, physics teacher and presenter Spiro Liacos uses straightforward explanations, experiments, graphics and demonstrations to explore the concept of light in physics. An immensely valuable resource for any secondary student studying physics. This series includes the following titles:

Shedding Light on Colour

LIA

ACSPH076

2011 AUS

Shedding Light on Curved Mirrors

LIA

ACSPH075

2011 AUS

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Science

Shedding Light Series

Can We Fly without a Plane?

Show Me Science Advanced Series

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ACSPH067 and more...

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Shedding Light on Lenses

LIA

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2011 AUS

Shedding Light on Reflections

LIA

ACSPH076 ACSPH075

2011 AUS

Shedding Light on Refraction

LIA

ACSPH076 ACSPH075

2011 AUS

Shedding Light on Electromagnetic Waves

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This series examines the most recent developments and discoveries in science and technology, and explores the vital role that science plays in our everyday lives. Propulsion and space science are investigated through the use of incredible visuals and real-life examples. This series includes the following titles:

Tell Me Why - Science

Propulsion: Technological Advances

ACSHE192 and more...

2010 USA

Space Science: Everyday Astronauts

ACSHE195

2010 USA

This exciting, in-depth instructional series is comprised of four fun-filled programs which explore flight; electricity and electrical safety; how things work; and sound and energy. These videos will enhance learning and reinforce daily lessons and life knowledge with fascinating in-depth questions and answers. This series includes the following titles:

Telescopes

The Advanced Physics Series

Electricity and Electrical Safety

1991 USA

Flight

1991 USA

How Things Work

1991 USA

Science, Sound and Energy

ACSSU155 and moreâ&#x20AC;Ś

1991 USA

Refracting and reflecting telescopes are examined, with an overview of their history, their personal and professional uses, and their physical components.

ACSHE119

2008 USA

This series uses a range of lecture demonstrations for senior secondary physics teachers to address difficult concepts and suggest effective ways to present them to students. An essential resource for effective and engaging delivery of physics concepts to senior secondary students. This series includes the following titles:

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Light, Phase and Matter

ACSPH067 and more...

2007 USA

Photonics

ACSPH136

2007 USA

Sound Waves and Other Demonstrations

ACSSU182 and more...

2007 USA

Special Relativity

ACSPH130

2007 USA

The Synchrotron

ACSPH054 and more...

2007 USA

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Learn how the electromagnetic spectrum is made up of a full range of radiation emitted by celestial bodies. This clip examines the different types of electromagnetic waves, and discusses how they are classified according to their wavelengths.

ACSSU182 ACSPH112

2010 USA

This resource examines tides and the forces that generate them. It presents the equilibrium theory and the dynamic theory of tides.

ACSSU189 ACSSU115

2003 CAN

Learn about the physics behind sports, take a look at the mental aspect that world-class athletes bring to their efforts, and explore why people play and watch sports.

DIS

ACSSU229

2005 USA

The Endless Voyage Ebb and Flow

The Eyes of Nye Sports: Science in Action

The Physics Tutor

The Electromagnetic Spectrum

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This series is a complete course for the beginning physics student as it covers all of the core topics in detail. Each new concept is introduced in a simple way, and problems of increasing difficulty are solved step-by-step. This series includes the following titles: MP

ACSPH060

2008 USA

Angular Momentum

ACSPH064 ACSPH065

2008 USA

Angular Speed and Angular Acceleration

ACSSU229 ACSPH060

2008 USA

Buoyant Force

ACSSU229

2008 USA

Conservation of Momentum

ACSPH065 and more...

2008 USA

Density and Pressure

ACSSU229

2008 USA

Equations of Motion in One Dimension

ACSPH060 ACSPH061

2008 USA

Gravitation and Kepler's Laws of Motion

ACSPH101 and more...

2008 USA

Inelastic and Elastic Collisions

ACSPH066

2008 USA

Kinetic Energy and the Work-Energy Theorem

ACSPH065 ACSPH096

2008 USA

Momentum and Impulse

ACSSU229 ACSPH064

2008 USA

Newton's Laws of Motion

ACSSU229 ACSPH063

2008 USA

Newton's Laws of Motion with Friction

ACSSU229 ACSPH063

2008 USA

Potential Energy and Energy Conservation

ACSSU229 and more...

2008 USA

Power

ACSPH060 and more...

2008 USA

Projectile Motion

ACSSU229 ACSPH099

2008 USA

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Angular Acceleration and Moment of Inertia

The Science of Disney Imagineering

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ACSPH060 and more...

2008 USA

Rotational Equilibrium

ACSSU229

2008 USA

Scalars and Vectors

ACSPH060

2008 USA

Tangential Speed and Centripetal Force

ACSSU229 ACSPH060

2008 USA

The Bernoulli Equation

ACSSU229

2008 USA

Torque

ACSPH061

2008 USA

Velocity and Acceleration in One Dimension

ACSPH060 ACSPH062

2008 USA

Work

ACSPH096 ACSPH065

2008 USA

Rotational Equations of Motion

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Join Disney Imagineer Asa Kalama and discover how physics plays a huge role in designing Disney theme parks! With concepts ranging from electricity to magnetism, trajectory, levers and pulleys, and much more, this series will no doubt give students an exciting opportunity to see how science is used all around us. This series includes the following titles:

Understanding Science Series

Electricity

DIS

ACSSU155 ACSSU182

2009 USA

Energy

DIS

ACSSU155 and more...

2009 USA

Fluids

DIS

ACSSU118 ACSSU151

2009 USA

Friction

DIS

ACSSU229 ACSSU182

2010 USA

Gravity

DIS

ACSSU118

2008 USA

Levers and Pulleys

DIS

ACSSU117

2008 USA

Magnetism

DIS

ACSSU177 and more...

2009 USA

Newton's 3 Laws of Motion

DIS

ACSSU182 and more...

2009 USA

Trajectory

DIS

ACSSU155 and more...

2008 USA

This series presents difficult scientific concepts in an easy to understand format. Presenter Dr. Science brings the central focus of energy and matter to students in a fun and entertaining way without taking away from the main purpose of education. This series includes the following titles:

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Energy

ACSSU190 and more...

2003 USA

Matter

ACSSU178 and more...

2003 USA

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Extraordinary Individuals in the Field of Science and Disease

‘Advocates of Change’ is about people who have revolutionised the world. In each episode, five important people who have pioneered, developed or forever improved the way their industry, or the world, works are introduced.

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Join the entertaining Bill Nye and explore the amazing ways you can get involved in everyday science. Discover how to conduct scientific experiments, learn about the process of inventing, investigate how we use measurement to make observations and find out how to get the cold hard facts by testing ideas and myths.

Advocates of Change

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This series includes the following titles:

First Scientists

Science Lab Investigations Lab Safety

Scientific Processes Series

Do-It-Yourself Science

ACSIS125 ACSIS140

1996 USA

Inventions

ACSHE120 and more…

1997 USA

Measurement

ACSIS126 and more…

1998 USA

Pseudoscience

ACSIS132 and more...

1996 USA

2003 CAN

2002 USA

This film presents living examples of knowledge rooted in thousands of years of tradition in the Americas, and shows how Western science is now catching up to these ideas in areas like ecology, systems theory and artificial intelligence.

ACSHE191 ACSHE158 ACSHE134 ACSHE136 and more…

Introduces safety guidelines that must be followed when designing and conducting scientific investigations. Lab safety techniques are outlined, as well as the correct use of personal protective equipment. Students will learn that chemicals and biological agents must be respected, and that sloppy procedures can be dangerous.

ACSIS165 ACSIS140 ACSIS125

This series explores scientific processes with a focus on four areas: safety, measuring, observation and data, and the science fair project. Students will gain a well-rounded understanding of these critical processes through effective commentary and questioning, as well as real-life scientific scenarios. This series includes the following titles:

Pseudoscience: Looking for Evidence and Proof

Understanding Science Series Scientific Problem Solving

ACSIS141 ACSIS126

2005 USA

Observations and Data

ACSIS129 and more...

2005 USA

Safety in Science

ACSIS165 and more…

2005 USA

Your Science Fair Project

ACSIS125 and more...

2005 USA

ACSIS171 ACSIS164 ACSIS139 ACSIS146 and more...

2005 USA

ACSIS130 ACSIS133 ACSIS124 ACSIS140 ACSIS141 and more…

2003 USA

Charismatic scientist Bill Nye shows students how to examine out-of-this-world claims through the eyes of a scientist - by looking for evidence and proof. He exposes techniques used by psychics, demonstrates the science of walking on flaming coals, and considers 'The Case of the Extraordinary Claim'. This program takes a student through the correct steps for solving a problem scientifically: define or state the problem, research the problem, form a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, record and analyse the data, and state a conclusion. An experiment is used to demonstrate the steps and lab safety procedures are explained.

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The Eyes of Nye

Measuring in Science

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Anthropology: The Four Fields

Yawanawa - Joaquin Phoenix

Communication and Culture

Patterns of Variation

Sol Guy takes actor Joaquin Phoenix into the heart of the Amazon Rainforest where the Yawanawa Community is on the rise due to the leadership of Chief Tashka and Laura Yawanawa. They journey deep into the Amazon, where they learn about the importance of the rainforest, and the traditions and history of the community.

This program focuses on the efforts of the Serrano tribe to revitalise their dying traditions and language. The features and structures of human language are discussed through examples from the Serrano language, and the deaf sign languages are carefully analysed to reveal how they are similar to other human languages.

This program begins with comments on instances of ethnic genocide in the past and relates these to the concept of ‘race’. It argues that the concept of ‘race’ cannot apply to Homo sapiens as there are no sub-species. The program conveys that humans are products of biocultural evolution.

2008 | 22 min | USA | AR | DA

2008 | 28 min | CAN | AR | DA

2008 | 28 min | CAN | DA

Advocates of Change

Cultural Heritage

The Journey

Champions of Reform and Social Change

This documentary provides information about Aboriginal cultural heritage regulations in NSW with a particular focus on community consultation.

This documentary follows four young East Timorese and their teacher to Australia, where they will share their experiences and embark on a journey of education and discovery. They intend to use the knowledge they gain to create a better future for themselves and their community in East Timor.

2010 | 12 min | AUS | MP

2007 | 17 min | AUS | MP

This program spotlights champions of reform and social change. It focuses on notable individuals such as the Dalai Lama, John Bird who founded the Big Issue, and Wangari Maathai who founded the Green Belt Movement. It also examines the work of international organisations such as UNICEF and PETA.

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A Child Grows - The First Year of Life

This program might be the best way to see infant development this side of becoming a parent. It features infants learning cause and effect, that objects exist outside their own experience, hand-eye coordination, feeding skills, a first smile, language understanding, baby talk and sensorimotor development.

2003 USA

Attachment Relationships: Nurturing Healthy Bonds

Attachment is the ability to form and maintain healthy relationships. Follow the journey of a baby’s phases of attachment from birth to age two, and see examples of how parents and caregivers can foster healthy attachment relationships.

2010 USA

Beginnings of Life Series

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This series shows how a new life forms, what happens during pregnancy and childbirth, the impact of heredity, and the stages of newborn development. This series includes the following titles: Newborn Development

2011 USA

Pregnancy in Progress

2011 USA

Understanding Childbirth

2011 USA

Child’s Play: How Having Fun Turns Kids into Adults

Children play their way into adulthood. Learn why play is so important and how it literally ‘turns kids into adults’. Viewers will explore styles of play, the role of adults, the value of toys, practice play, parallel and co-operative play, sensory play, creative and symbolic play.

2004 USA

Disciplining Kids without Screaming and Scolding

Presenting better ways to discipline, this program portrays destructive methods (shouting, verbal abuse, threats) followed by alternatives that focus on giving attention for positive rather than negative behaviour. Viewers learn how to make encouraging statements, deliver reprimands when needed, and give directions.

2008 USA

Five and Six Year Olds

Join a host of young children to explore the child development at ages five and six. See them learn the idea of fair play, co-operation, following rules and taking turns, and learn that they struggle to distinguish reality from make-believe. Watch as they arrange objects by colour, assemble jigsaw puzzles and make drawings.

2002 USA

Gender and Communication: Styles and Stereotypes

One aspect of the process of gendering is how we learn to communicate. Based on the premise that males and females learn different ways to relate, this program investigates how communication styles fall onto a continuum of what society deems as masculine and feminine.

2009 USA

Guiding Behaviour in Early Childhood

Despite their best moments, toddlers and preschoolers often behave in ways that frustrate their parents and caregivers, and even endanger their own safety. Learn why misbehaviour occurs, common reactions by caregivers, ways to stop it, and how to create and enforce a plan to bring about desired behaviour.

2010 USA

How Boys and Girls Differ: The First Six Years

What is the real difference between how boys and girls develop? Girls have more acute hearing, develop social skills and begin talking sooner than boys, but boys show superior spatial intelligence even in the first year. In this program, discover what these and other gender differences mean for parents and caregivers.

2002 USA

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This series explores the milestones of growth and development in the first year of life. It investigates the cognitive, physical, social and emotional development of infants, and provides real-life footage for the developmental stages. This series includes the following titles: Infants: Cognitive and Language Development

2010 USA

Infants: Physical Development

2010 USA

Infants: Social and Emotional Development

2010 USA

Is Baby OK? Assessing Development

How can we tell if a child is developing normally in the first two years? In this intriguing program, learn some of the basic developmental milestones in physical growth; personal and social skills; motor skills and language acquisition; when to seek professional help; learn to recognise key motor skill developments and more.

2003 USA

Kids and Sports: From Infant to Athlete

In this program, see children of all ages illustrate how fun or frustrating playing sports can be; watch as physical, social and emotional development follow a sequence; see just how skills in sports progress from birth through puberty; and discover the intellectual side – from score keeping to game strategising.

2008 USA

Minding the Baby

The birth of a baby will change its parents’ relationship completely. Nothing can fully prepare people for the birth of a baby; however this resource shows the kind of changes which can happen and helps the parents involved to understand each other’s experience.

2005 UK

Moral Development in Children: Theories, Stages and Impact

How do people develop morals? What helps children distinguish right from wrong? Explore the topic of moral development and how it impacts children’s behaviour, examine the approaches of development theorists, learn about Theory of Mind, and hear children’s reactions to situations that challenge their morals.

2010 USA

Preschoolers - Compilation

Meet Asheli, Marie and Nathan - preschoolers full of curiosity and boundless energy. You’ll see how they develop physically, cognitively, emotionally, and socially; looking at each aspect of a child’s development and examining the special needs of preschoolers with challenging conditions.

2008 USA

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Responding to Diversity

Cognitive Development

2008 USA

Physical Development

2008 USA

Social and Emotional Development

2008 USA

Classrooms are training grounds for students to learn how to respond positively to diverse environments. This program explores the many types of diversity and the perils of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination. It also discusses ways to express curiosity while respecting peoples’ differences which make them unique.

2011 USA

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Preschoolers Series

Preschoolers are curious and active experimenters. In this series, learn about the developmental stages in their cognitive, physical, social and emotional areas. Each episode is complemented by insightful and informative commentary and real-life footage.

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Rules, Rituals and Routines

Dr. Knestrict specialises in the behaviour of young and specialneeds children. Here, he has combined his extensive professional knowledge with his real-life experience as a father of three, and created a program to teach parents how they can structure their homes and lives to keep themselves and their children happy and healthy.

2007 USA

The Newborn: Development and Discovery

See how the newborn appears in the first four weeks of life and what they have that older babies don’t. Learn why the head is elongated and the nose and chin are small; how to identify temperament; get assessment tools for newborns; and understand newborn reflexes and responses, bonding, common traumas, and sensory awareness.

2005 USA

The Not so Terrible Twos

The twos are one of the most confusing and exciting years of a child’s development. This cast of cuties demonstrates the major physical, mental, emotional developmental milestones of the third year of life. Viewers will witness the development of language skills, toilet training, self-awareness and concern for others.

2005 USA

Welcome to Holland: Resiliency in Families Raising Children with Special Needs

This program follows the journey of three families with special needs children. Through parents’ insight and shared experiences, viewers will gain an understanding of how families nurture and care for children with special needs, and discover the importance of structure and predictability in the home.

2010 USA

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Disability Services Australia

DSA is one of Australia’s largest and most respected providers of employment and community support services for people with a disability, providing support for more than 1300 people. This resource highlights the great work undertaken at DSA and the people who make it happen.

Mental Health Nursing

Observe mental health situations first-hand with this engaging series, as cameras take you behind the scenes and re-enact some of the most confronting scenarios. With situations ranging from clients experiencing mania to suicidal emotions, students will learn the steps to deal with them successfully. This series includes the following titles:

Client Experiencing Mania

2003 CAN

Client with Dementia and Agitation & Anxiety

2003 CAN

Depressed or Suicidal Client

2003 CAN

Mental Status Assessment

2003 CAN

Verbally and Physically Aggressive Client & Delusions

2003 CAN

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Daily Planet in the Classroom

This program on medical examiners in North Virginia features Dr. Kathy Haden who examines a victim with self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. It contains visuals of autopsy, including organ dissections.

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In this series, Daily Planet explores the murky world of crime. Who is the CSI Insect Man? What is battlefield forensics? What really happened the night Billy the Kid died? How are CSI investigators trained? These are the key questions answered in the following programs. This series includes the following titles:

Fraud Squad TV

Crime I

2007 CAN

Crime II

2008 CAN

‘Fraud Squad TV’ is a documentary series that aims to educate the public on fraud. Each episode focuses on two topics and contains interviews with real victims as well as experts in the field. This series includes the following titles: Counterfeit Products and Identity Fraud

2006 CAN

Identity Theft & Lottery and Prize Fraud

2006 CAN

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4Real

Brief Summary The engaging and contemporary ‘4Real’ series takes viewers out into the world to explore some of the most fascinating yet struggling cities of the world, and brings a celebrity along for the ride in each episode. This series includes the following titles: DA

2008 USA

Haiti - Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers

2008 USA

Kenya - K'naan

2008 USA

Liberia - M.I.A

2008 USA

Pawnee - Casey Affleck

2008 USA

Peru - Cameron Diaz

2008 USA

Vancouver - Eva Mendes

2008 USA

Yawanawa - Joaquin Phoenix

2008 USA

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City of God - Mos Def

ABC News Classroom with John Stossel

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Consumer reporter John Stossel takes on students, professionals and the public in this series designed to spark discussion, and encourage student research and debate. From topics such as plagiarism to busting popular beliefs, students will learn that it pays to look beneath the surface. This series includes the following titles:

Advocates of Change

Caught Cheating with Charles Gibson

2007 USA

Give Me a Break! with John Stossel

2004 USA

Myths, Lies and Nasty Behaviour

2004 USA

Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Part 1

2004 USA

Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Part 2

2004 USA

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Champions of the Environment and Conservation

2010 AUS

Extraordinary Family Dynasties

2010 AUS

Extraordinary Partnerships

2010 AUS

Musical Activists

2010 AUS

Political Movers and Shakers

2010 AUS

Remarkable Female Politicians

2010 AUS

The World's Most Intriguing Royals

2010 AUS

Ahmad Zahir for Beginners

Known as the Elvis of Afghanistan, Ahmad Zahir died in a car crash in the 1970s, fuelling decades of speculation as to what really happened. Beyond the mystery, Zahir’s music wafts from the windows of Afghans’ homes around the world, helping exiles and refugees stay connected to their tortured native land.

2007 USA

Alexandria Library

In ancient times, Alexandria was home to a great library. In this short video students will discover the new Bibliotheca Alexandrina, opened in 2002, featuring collections donated from around the world, particularly Egypt, the Middle East, and Islam.

2002 USA

Anthropology: The Four Fields

Students will discover the multifaceted nature of anthropology in this incredibly comprehensive and fascinating series. From religion and spirituality to macroevolution, students will be enthralled as they discover the history of human evolution and the cultural practices we continue today. This series includes the following titles: A New Hominin

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Biology and Evolution

2008 CAN

Characteristics of Culture

2008 CAN

Communication and Culture

2008 CAN

Economic Systems

2008 CAN

Essence of Anthropology

2008 CAN

Food Domestication and the Emergence of Cities

2008 CAN

Global Challenges and Anthropology

2008 CAN

Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class

2008 CAN

Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic

2008 CAN

Kinship and Descent

2008 CAN

Macroevolution

2008 CAN

Marriage and Family

2008 CAN

Methods of Paleoanthropology

2008 CAN

Patterns of Adaptation

2008 CAN

Patterns of Variation

2008 CAN

Politics, Power and Violence

2008 CAN

Premodern Humans

2008 CAN

Primate Behaviour

2008 CAN

Processes of Change

2008 CAN

Religion and Spirituality

2008 CAN

Sex and Marriage

2008 CAN

Social Identity, Personality and Gender

2008 CAN

Subsistence Systems

2008 CAN

The Arts

2008 CAN

The First Bipeds

2008 CAN

The Living Primates

2008 CAN

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Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage

Discover the story of a girl’s rite of passage in the Mescalero Apache tribe in New Mexico in this intriguing program. Follow Dachina Cochise and other young girls as they prepare and take part in the ceremony, and learn about the dancing, rituals and blessings that are included on the special day.

2002 USA

Art of the Deal

Take a journey to Fez, Morocco, and discover the incredible diversity featured in their lively marketplaces. Students will be introduced to the nature of bargaining, and the way trade works in this colourful community.

2002 USA

Bigfoot Hoax

The Bigfoot legend began in 1958, but in 2002 it was discovered Ray Wallace has hoaxed the tracks. This entertaining program explores the history behind the famed story, and the way modern day technology has helped spread the tale further, despite it being false.

2005 USA

Bone Stretching

In China, where height is highly valued, Dr. Ruan Yude performs leg stretching operations. In this eye-opening program, students will learn about the controversial cultural practices that occur in China, and the way beauty standards influence daily life for many people.

2004 USA

Boyd and the Lowriders

Host Boyd Matson takes viewers around southern California’s roads where ‘lowriders’, a modified type of car, are a part of the street scene.

1994 USA

Cactus Drug

A story exploring the consumption of the San Pedro cactus in Peru that follows several people as they try to solve their personal problems by taking the medicinal drug with the help of a shaman.

2002 USA

Cairo Belly Dancers

Brazilian Soraia Carvalho and Egyptian Fawa Wozzy rehearse and perform belly dancing in Cairo, though some Muslim conservatives believe it is taboo. In this program, students will learn about the nature of this unique art and discover the history of the tradition.

2002 USA

Child Marriage

Students will learn about the nature of child marriages that occur in Indian villages in this fascinating, short program, and discover that although Indian law prohibits the marriages, they are still a tradition in some areas.

2002 USA

Chinese New Year

An exploration into the customs and practices surrounding Chinese New Year in both China and the USA. New Year ushers in a series of festivals beginning with the 15-day Spring Festival, and ending with the Lantern Festival, often called the Chinese Valentine’s Day, because of its association with lovers.

2006 USA

Cobras

A story on eating cobras in Thailand. Jar Reung kills and prepares cobras for their medicinal properties to help people heal.

2002 USA

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Corpse Lives with Family

In a village in Indonesia, animistic tradition dictates that corpses live with families until they can be buried in lavish funerals. In the meantime, the family treats the corpse as if it is still a living person. This graphic program features the family of Mrs. Mendaun Dalipangs, who are holding a funeral for her.

2002 USA

Creature Cures

This clip explores the concepts of medicine and witchcraft in South Africa, and introduces Elliot Ndlovu, a doctor who makes traditional medicine from a baboon carcass, as well as Dr. Conrad Tsiane who also uses traditional animal-based medicine in an office setting.

2004 USA

Cremation

Dheen Dayal and other members of the Dom caste perform cremations.

2002 USA

Criminal Families

Discover the nature of gangs in Capetown, South Africa through this story which follows 20-year-old Chucky as he joins the ‘Clever Kids’ gang. Watch Chucky get involved in a robbery, the process of initiation, listen to his back story, discover the dangerous streets, and observe the practices of a gang.

2004 USA

Crop Circles

Explore the phenomenon of crop circles in England in this unique clip, where a crop circle researcher and a crop circle maker each discuss the possibility of intelligent life from another planet creating these designs.

2001 USA

Cultural Heritage

This documentary provides information about Aboriginal cultural heritage regulations in NSW with a particular focus on community consultation.

2010 AUS

Death’s Chaplain

For 15 years, Carroll Pickett ministered to 95 inmates in the final moments of their lives on death row in a Texas penitentiary. Join him in this short film, as he discusses his experience with one inmate, Billy Wayne White, who helped with his own execution.

2007 USA

Djerba Island Jews

Discover a special story of unity and acceptance, where the small Jewish minority community in Hara Kebira on Djerba Island live peacefully with its Muslim neighbours.

2002 USA

Dubai Falcons

Discover the history behind falconry, and its importance in the rich heritage of Dubai. This short program introduces viewers to the royal falcons of Dubai’s ruler, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

2002 USA

Eating Rat

Meet Sylvanus and other fellow Ewe people in Ketme, Togo as they hunt for rats in this graphic program. Students will learn about this distinctive practice, and discover how they catch, cook, and eat this unique meal.

2004 USA

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Embalming

This graphic program introduces viewers to the students of Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science, where they will learn how to embalm and prepare bodies in accordance with Christian funeral traditions.

2000 USA

Everest Extreme

Mount Everest towers over everything else on Earth, making it the ultimate challenge for mountain climbers. Discover why so many are willing to risk their lives for no greater reason than the thrill of having done it.

2000 USA

Exploring Society: An Introduction to Sociology

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Explore a collection of the biggest sociological topics, such as race and ethnicity, gender, social groups, population, culture and relationships in this comprehensive series. Each program delves into history to discover how the past has influenced each concept, and offers an in-depth analysis for viewers. This series includes the following titles: Communications Media and Technology

2002 USA

Culture

2002 USA

Gender

2002 USA

Population and Urbanisation

2002 USA

Race and Ethnicity

2002 USA

Social Class

2002 USA

Social Groups

2002 USA

Social Interactions, Relationships and Structure

2002 USA

Socialisation

2002 USA

Fantastic Voyage

After building a 51-foot raft from scrap wood and other materials salvaged from dumpsters, its builders set sail across the North Atlantic Ocean. Join the crew and their statement against a wasteful society on their remarkable journey as they battle 15-foot swells, storms and food shortages.

1999 USA

Fire Walking

This program explores the firewalking ritual in Anastenaria, northern Greece, where believers carry ancient icons as they walk across fire to receive blessings from Saint Constantine. Viewers will discover the history of the ritual, meet those who think of it as sacrilege, and watch the actual ceremony itself.

2002 USA

Flesh Branding

Meet Tyler Ballantyne, a man undergoing body modification by branding a design on his arm. This graphic program will show students the process using stainless steel and a blow torch, and provide a commentary on the body modification subculture and process of branding.

2004 USA

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Free Love

In this fascinating short documentary, discover the cultural practices of the matrilineal Mosuo society in China, where adults do not marry but instead have multiple partners and live in their mothers’ households – an approach that is a stark contrast to traditional Western families.

2004 USA

Fulani Initiation Rites

This fascinating short film explores the coming-of-age rituals in the Fulani tribe and features two boys from neighbouring clans, Bapate and Mahtee having a whipping match, as well as Maude, a girl receiving full face tattoos by local artist Gakoore.

2004 USA

Gay Marriage

Explore the topic of same-sex marriage in this short film which features the story of two gay couples in England and the Netherlands, it explores the acceptance and resistance they have all faced about same-sex marriage in their countries.

2002 USA

Geishas

In this informative clip that examines the culture of Japan, students will discover the art of being a geisha in Kyoto and what it takes to become a geisha, the rigorous training involved, the performances, the history, and the clientele.

2004 USA

Ghana Witches

The village of Gnani in Ghana is home to men and women who have been banned from their homes as witches. In this graphic clip, meet a woman named Sanka who is found guilty of witchcraft, and watch as she goes through a purification ceremony once she arrives at the village.

2004 USA

Goat Foetus

Kutti pi, or animal foetus, is a traditional delicacy in India that is losing popularity. In this interesting program, meet Pauline Nagar, who serves goat foetus at a dinner party and subsequently receives mixed reactions.

2004 USA

Growing up at Ground Zero

This documentary rationalises the 9/11 attacks through the eyes of a 4th grade class of children from Tribeca, just a few blocks from Ground Zero. It features interviews with members of the class, teachers and parents, and explores how the atrocities were put into context in the classroom.

2002 USA

Haitian Voodoo

Explore the culture of Voodoo practices in Haiti in this fascinating short program, where Voodoo priest Gary Mazile leads the community and attempts to cure a young man. Students will also learn about the ceremony, the concept of possession, and witness the subsequent celebrations.

2002 USA

Heavy Load in NY

Heavy Load is a punk band subject to the usual inflammatory mix of ego, fantasy and desire. They are also made up of musicians with and without learning disabilities. In this video, discover the unique dynamic of the group, and see how they are bringing their own flair to rock ‘n’ roll.

2007 USA

Horseman

Take a trip to Mongolia and discover the importance of horses to their culture and way of life. This short program examines the Naadam festival, an event where riders under twelve years old compete in a traditional 15-mile horse race.

1999 USA

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Hula

A story on the hula in Hawaii, including its history, halaus, and the Merrie Monarch festival hula competition.

2001 USA

Initiation with Ants

This fascinating clip explores the Amazonian village of Inhoabe, where young men must wear gloves infested with giant tropical bullet ants in order to become tribal warriors. Students will discover the ceremony with the medicine man, and see several warriors suffering the neurotoxic venom.

2004 USA

Iran: Behind the Veil

An opaque veil, a gloved hand and long black flowing garments are common images the Western world sees of the women in Iran. This film offers a glimpse of Iranian life; from the youth culture and the women behind the veils, to politically charged prayer meetings and the timeless beauty of this remarkable land.

2000 USA

Istanbul Tour

A team from the National Geographic tours Istanbul to write a magazine story about the city. They visit Armutlu, a gecekondu or ‘built overnight’ community.

2001 USA

Discover how the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City holds an annual blessing for local residents of the animal kingdom which include a llama, an elephant, an orangutan infant, and husband and wife boa constrictors.

1996 USA

Kitchen Diplomacy

Explore the holy month of Ramadan, and the lifestyle of IraqiAmericans in this short documentary. Listen to the stories of these Iraqi immigrants about how they came to live on the outskirts of San Diego, how they feel about the recent years in the United States, and what gives them hope for the future.

2008 USA

Knife Dancing

Watch the fascinating ritual of knife dancing in this short documentary where Ji Yeon, a woman who trains in South Korean northern-style ecstatic shamanism under shaman Kim Kumhwa, becomes possessed and dances.

2004 USA

Land-Diving in Vanuatu

Join Phillip Warren and his father Willie, and get involved in the practice of traditional land diving on Pentecost Island in Vanuatu.

1996 USA

Lizardman

This is a story on Eric Sprague, the lizardman at a tattoo convention in New York. In this unusual program, watch a fan get tattooed, and listen to Sprague discuss individuality, as well as his efforts to become the lizardman, an identity involving pointy teeth, green scale tattoos, and implants.

2008 USA

Loch Ness Monster Hoax

This clip briefly discusses the legend of the Loch Ness Monster and the famous 1930s photograph attributed to R. Kenneth Wilson, which was revealed to be a hoax in the 1990s.

2005 USA

Journal St. John the Divine: Blessing of the Animals

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Love in the Streets

Our collective imagination of homelessness is shaped by the idea of someone who is single and lonely. However, Roy and Morag explode that myth. They take in companionship, humour and love, alongside the dirt, noise and dampness of London’s hostile pavements.

2008 USA

Lunar Healing

The Interstellar Light Collector was invented by Richard and Monica Chapin, and is an 84-mirror array that concentrates moonlight. Discover how people with illnesses travel to take a monthly ‘bath’ in the concentrated moonlight.

2008 USA

Making of the Afghan Girl

In 1985, the National Geographic front cover image of the Afghan Girl with haunting green eyes became a global talking point. Since then, the magazine has been flooded with almost 2,000 enquiries from readers wanting to know what became of her. In this captivating documentary, go on the journey to find out her story.

2002 USA

Male Plastic Surgery

In this short video, discover how men are going under the knife and getting plastic surgery in search of ‘the perfect body’, and see how one man decides to get silicone implants in his buttocks.

2004 USA

Marrakesh

Discover the nature of street performances in Djemaa el Fna, the last square in Morocco where street performance culture flourishes in this concise and fascinating program.

2002 USA

Men Fighting

This short documentary tells the story of the Tinku festival in Bolivia, an event where men fight to spill blood for the spirits in order to receive a good harvest for their villages.

2002 USA

Molokai

Step into the island life of Molokai and meet both native and non-Hawaiians. Discover how they both enjoy peaceful island life, including Friday night Kanikapili, or music jam sessions.

2002 USA

Multiple Marriage

This documentary travels to Togo, West Africa, and examines the concept of polygamy within the Kotokoli tribe. The story follows Tchagodomu Pounpouni, who is preparing to marry his third wife, and his first two wives who help celebrate the ceremony.

2002 USA

My Girl Can Fight

In East Los Angeles, California, a motivated young woman named Seniesa Estrada learns to box. Her father and coach Joe Estrada dedicates his life to supporting her training, and in turn Seniesa wins the championships and begins to dream of the 2012 Olympics.

2007 USA

New World Voodoo

Students will uncover the nature of Voodoo practices in Venezuela, and meet spirit medium Walter Gomez and his Maria Lionza cult at the annual celebration at Mount Sorte. Watch how Gomez allows himself to be possessed so that he can heal others through the power of the spirit.

2002 USA

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Nubian Wedding

Broaden your cultural understanding through this short documentary which meets Sherrif and Abeer, a couple having a traditional Nubian wedding that also incorporates Islamic customs.

2001 USA

Peace Warrior

Discover the amazing story of resilience of Captain Greene, a 41-year-old reserve officer from Vancouver who was attacked by a young Afghani with an axe, and not expected to live. However, he proved all his doctors wrong and can now speak and control his movements once again.

2009 CAN

Peyote

In this documentary, find out about the Huichol people who use the peyote cactus for its mind-altering drug in order to enter the spirit world. Watch as a tribe sets off on a pilgrimage, and see how parents share the cactus with their children for the sake of the ritual and the blessing.

2003 USA

Rat Temple

Discover the nature of the sacred rats of the Karni Mata temple in Deshnok, India who are worshipped in the same way gods or goddesses are. This program provides a fascinating insight into the belief of reincarnation, and the strong religious beliefs held by communities in India.

2004 USA

Rodeo Boss

Take a trip to Alberta, Canada, where a ten-day extravaganza is underway to celebrate the pioneering spirit of the ‘Wild West’. From bull riding to barrel racing, calf roping and more, the fascinating event gives insight into the culture of the area.

2002 USA

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Join the R.O.M.E.O.s, an interesting group of ‘Retired Old Men Eating Out’, who meet weekly at a New York diner to eat lunch, tell jokes, and discuss politics. This series includes the following titles: Episode 1: Sol Is Sick of Talking about Dresden

2007 USA

Episode 2: Paul Prefers the Discussion of the Post-American World

2007 USA

Introduction: The Unquiet American

2012 USA

Sami

A story on the Sami people. Cameras follow Elle-Hansa as he maps the Sami homeland in Northern Europe.

2002 USA

Santeria

Santeria blends Catholicism with Yoruba religion. Discover how some Santeros make a pilgrimage to El Rincon while others sacrifice animals for the feast of St. Lazarus - who is associated also with a Yoruba deity.

2004 USA

Scarification

Uncover the cultural practice of scarification in the Bessoribe tribe in Benin, West Africa through this short documentary which follows two people - a male child and a male adult - as they go through the process of scarification to signify childhood and adulthood.

2002 USA

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Self Stabbing

In this graphic yet fascinating documentary on Pangrebongan rites, learn about the process of self-stabbing and meet the people who allow themselves to be possessed by gods and then attempt to undertake this practice in the name of tradition and culture.

2004 USA

Sideshow

Journey into Toronto, Canada and meet a group of sideshow performers who take their life into their own hands for the sake of entertainment. This program takes a look at the dangers of swordswallowing, and the extreme ways performers push their bodies to the physical limits.

2004 USA

Spirit Healers

The story of a woman from Zimbabwe who is seeking traditional medicine for her asthma and bad luck. Uncover the intriguing cultural practices of other countries as a traditional healer speaks to her ancestors, and uses chickens to release her from evil spirits and purify her.

2002 USA

St. Paul’s Cathedral

A story about the restorations at London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral.

2002 USA

Surviving West Point

This insightful documentary series takes an exclusive look at the prestigious Cadet Training Program at West Point Military Academy. With only about 1,000 graduating, not everyone can take the pressure. This series will reveal what it takes to graduate, and offer a rare look at the hallowed halls of the institution.

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An Uncertain Future

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Leaders of Character

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Learning to Lead, Learning to Follow

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Make or Break

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Playing to Win

2002 USA

Pushed to the Limit

2002 USA

Put to the Test

2002 USA

Shock to the System

2002 USA

Studying War

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The Shock of War

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Women Warriors

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Teeth Chiseling

Discover how a tribe of people in Indonesia believe a woman is more beautiful if she has her teeth chiselled into sharp points in this graphic short documentary. Students can compare and contrast standards of beauty across cultures.

2004 USA

Thai Boxing

The story of a 12-year-old boy named Manat at the Muay Thai training camp in Chiang Mai. Learn about the cultural sporting practices of Thailand through fascinating interviews and an overview of the history of the sport, plus watch how the fights play out in the ring.

2003 USA

Thaipusam

This clip examines the experiences of two brothers during the Hindu festival of Thaipusam in Malaysia. The brothers, along with thousands of other pilgrims, proceed from Kuala Lumpur to the Batu Caves where they pierce their flesh with spikes and hooks, and climb stairs to leave offerings to lord Murugan.

2004 USA

The Deadliest Man Alive

Join filmmaker Floyd Webb on a search for John Keehan, aka Count Dante, a famous and enigmatic martial arts master who marketed his ‘deadly’ karate secrets in comic book ads. During the search process, Webb uncovers strange, mysterious events in Keehan’s real-life.

2007 USA

The Great Kite Fight

Five days of tug-of-war ensue as teams battle with huge kites on the banks of a Japanese river. Discover how the kite battle rages, and thousands of spectators from Japan and around the world look to the sky for a visual treat in this colourful and spirited competition.

1998 USA

The Journey

This documentary follows four young East Timorese and their teacher to Australia where they will share their experiences and embark on a journey of education and discovery. They intend to use the knowledge they gain to create a better future for themselves and their community in East Timor.

2007 AUS

The Original Promise

Discover the inspiration and meanings behind the creative expression featured in the documentary ‘The Original Promise’ in this exclusive interview. Join host Doug Kooy and creative minds Jacob Benaroch, an artist, and Colin Wiebe, a musician - to discuss the story behind this incredibly tale of a Christian and a Jew.

2009 CAN

The Reporter

National Geographic and Chicago Tribune reporter Paul Salopek tells the story of being jailed in 2006 while reporting on the crisis in Darfur, Sudan. The clip explores the factors behind the devastating conflict, and how journalists handle reporting these dangerous stories.

2006 USA

The Unquiet American Swing State

Become a fly on the wall as a group of women engage in a heated discussion on politics over lunch following a match of golf. A clip to ignite discussion among students, as topics such as the United States leaders, racism, war and globalisation are brought up.

2007 USA

Tongue Boring

This short documentary travels to Nepal to take a look at their New Year’s celebration. Hindus from the village of Bode pray for prosperity as Krishna Chandra allows a spike to pierce his tongue as a sacrifice to the gods.

2004 USA

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Transexual Cabaret

In Thailand, ladyboys, or men who live as women, perform as popular cabaret singers. In this eye-opening short documentary, famous ladyboy Day is interviewed and viewers discover the fascinating nature of this niche in the entertainment industry.

2004 USA

Trial by Oil

In Kabu, Togo, town elders settle disputes by having the involved parties reach into boiling oil. Students will discover the drastic differences in cultural practices in this documentary, where the process is seen in action when one man accuses another of theft.

2004 USA

Tribal Tattoos

Photographer Chris Rainier travels to Borneo to document traditional Iban tattoos. In this short program, we see a man receive an Iban tattoo design in the traditional way and chat with Ernesto Kalum, who runs a tattoo shop that uses Iban designs.

2007 USA

Turkish Germany

In many ways, the Turkish communities in Germany were not well integrated, but a school called Rixdorfer educates German and Turkish children in both languages to bridge the gap. This is a wonderful resource to demonstrate intercultural understandings and acceptance to students.

2002 USA

Warriors of the Golden Gate

The warriors of the Golden Gate Bridge wage a constant battle against the corrosive elements of wind, weather, and hard use that take a toll each day. See how crews of painters, electricians and security officers work on the unusual site, and the daily challenges of the job they face.

1996 USA

Wild Chronicles

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This fascinating series goes on the road visiting small communities around the globe in order to discover the personal lives of people making a difference; from saving endangered and abused animals in India to teaching children the art of photography in a Ugandan refugee camp. This series includes the following titles: NG

2003 USA

Uganda Photocamp

2003 USA

Witch Cleanser

This clip focuses on witch cleansing in Zimbabwe, where witch cleanser Securu Chinamberi travels to two villages to seek out those using witchcraft, ultimately causing them to confess and seek forgiveness.

2002 USA

Witchcraft

This short documentary examines witchcraft in Mexico City, where anthropologist Anthony Zavaleta and healer Alberto Salinas inspect a hill only to discover several objects that have been buried in order to cast spells and hex others.

2005 USA

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Study Skills ClickView’s picks

Research Skills for Students

Student Toolbox

Avoiding Plagiarism

Homework Handbook

Oral Presentation

Using someone else’s words, ideas or creations without acknowledgement is plagiarism – and it can have serious consequences. This program discusses how it can be avoided by knowing how to organise time and research notes, quote, paraphrase and summarise information, and properly document and cite sources.

‘Homework Handbook’ presents the positive nature of homework as an extension of the best part of school based learning. Communication with the teacher, the understanding of essentials, establishing a positive home environment, time management and the management of deadlines are all explored in Homework Handbook.

The advantage and benefits of effective communication skills in general are highlighted as a foundation on which to build confidence in Oral Presentation. Proper breathing, posture and concentration skills are demonstrated. The importance of topic knowledge is stressed and tips and tricks from professionals are introduced.

2004 | 20 min | USA | AR | MP

2006 | 16 min | CAN | DA

2006 | 17 min | CAN | DA

Student Toolbox

Test Taking Strategies for Students Series

Effective Note Taking

Test Anxiety

In ‘Effective Note Taking’, students will learn about a variety of different note-taking methods, including the Cornell, Outlining, Mapping, Sentence and Charting methods. Students will also become familiar with the components of the lecture and learn how this knowledge can help them become more effective note-takers.

Students will learn the role studying and preparing plays in alleviating test anxiety, and how to develop and maintain a positive mental state. Breathing exercises, progressive muscle relaxation techniques, creative visualisation and positive self-talk are all modelled for students with a sensitive yet humorous approach.

2005 | 24 min | USA | MP

2005 | 25 min | USA | MP

Research Roadmap The internet has become the fastest source for research. But what other sources of information are there? How do you credit the information you have gathered? How can you be sure of the credibility of your source? How can a parent or educator ensure that internet surfing is safe? These and many more questions are covered.

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Student Toolbox

Avoiding Plagiarism

Evaluating Sources

Media Literacy

Organising Research

Presenting and Communicating Research

Searching the Internet

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This series is designed to help students plan, research and complete many of the required assignments usually done at home. The science fair project, the three minute speech, book reports and general homework organisation are among the topics covered with a simple ‘how to’ format that guides students through each process. This series includes the following titles:

Test Taking Strategies for Students Series

Book Report Basics

Homework Handbook

Oral Presentation

Research Roadmap

Science Fair

Teamwork and Group Projects

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This series provides learners with straightforward strategies to help them become confident, effective test-takers. Each program shows students how to navigate through both standardised and teacher-made tests, offers practical tips on improving preparation, the causes of anxiety, and guidelines on how to achieve calm. This series includes the following titles: MP

Effective Note Taking

Study Skills

Taking Essay Tests

Taking Math Tests

Taking Reading Comprehension Tests

Test Anxiety

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The Almena Method is an innovative method that teaches all the principles of writing, speed building, and computer keyboard touch typing. The use of mnemonic jingles will assist in remembering the key locations, and lessons are included to let students practice keying the letters they have learned, including assessment tests. This series includes the following titles:

Improve Speed and Accuracy

2005 USA

Learn to Type in Just 20 Minutes

2005 USA

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Typing Made Easy: The Almena Method

Answering Test Questions

Teacher Professional Dev. ClickView’s picks

Believe Me

Beyond Belief

Check It Out

This program deals with sexual abuse in a non-sensational way. It shows that most sexual abusers are known to the child, discusses inappropriate behaviour, stresses the importance of telling a trusted adult, and reminds that it is never the child’s fault. It is designed for use with 9-13 year olds in a class with a teacher.

‘Beyond Belief’ shows parents and carers from different backgrounds dealing with a variety of situations, including sexual abuse of children by family members, other known adults and strangers. The program encourages adults to listen to children, believe what they say and take responsibility for protecting them.

Reference Interviews

2002 | 11 min | UK | AR | MP

2003 | 13 min | UK | AR | MP

2002 | 24 min | CAN | DA

Check It Out

Courage to Teach Writing

Shrinking Big Problems

Pre-Writing

Integrating ESL Students into the Classroom

Sometimes the little things are the biggest frustrations. Computers break down, books go missing, and difficult people can be overwhelming. Knowing how to handle such situations properly is the key to making library problems disappear.

This program will present how teachers set up a healthy and rich learning environment for students involved in the writing project. Examples of mini-lessons and interviews with teachers shed light on how this teaching approach is implemented in a variety of learning contexts.

2002 | 24 min | CAN | DA

2003 | 28 min | CAN | DA

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Knowing how to properly query and respond to a patron’s requests is essential to providing good service in a library. This program deals with issues of approachability and the specifics of conducting a proper reference interview.

Practicality and relevance guide this program as it reviews basic ESL standards and strategies, suggests ways to assist ESL students in mastering English in social and community settings, and addresses the use of technology in helping students improve their understanding and expand their knowledge.

2007 | 27 min | USA | AR | MP

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Beyond Belief

‘Beyond Belief' shows parents and carers from different backgrounds dealing with a variety of situations, including sexual abuse of children by family members, other known adults and strangers. The program encourages adults to listen to children, believe what they say and take responsibility for protecting them.

2003 UK

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Librarians will discover how to manage difficult problems and scenarios in this informative yet amusing series. Topics covered include disturbances, storytelling, professional attitudes and reference interviews. This series includes the following titles:

Courage to Teach Writing

Major Disturbances

2002 CAN

Minor Disturbances

2002 CAN

Once upon a Library

2002 CAN

Reference Interviews

2002 CAN

Shrinking Big Problems

2002 CAN

Traditional Storytelling

2002 CAN

Theoretical framework, methodology, and an overview of the three stages of writing: pre-writing, writing and postwriting will be explored in a variety of educational contexts. Topics include writing in second languages, teaching approaches and providing feedback, revising versus editing, and the evaluation process. This series includes the following titles: DA

2003 CAN

Overview

2003 CAN

Post-Writing

2003 CAN

Pre-Writing

2003 CAN

A workshop for secondary level educators. Explore science concepts in force and motion, and come away with a deeper understanding that will help you to engage your students in their own explorations. Presented by science and education experts, the series also features extensive footage shot in real classrooms. This series includes the following titles:

Workshop 1: Making an Impact

2001 CAN

Workshop 2: Drag Races

2001 CAN

Workshop 3: When Rubber Meets the Road

2001 CAN

Workshop 4: On a Roll

2001 CAN

Workshop 5: Keep on Rolling

2001 CAN

Workshop 6: Force against Force

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Workshop 7: The Lure of Magnetism

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Workshop 8: Bend and Stretch

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Practicality and relevance guide this program as it reviews basic ESL standards and strategies; suggests ways to assist ESL students in mastering English in social and community settings; and addresses the use of technology in helping students to improve their understanding and expand their knowledge.

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See secondary school teachers learning as much about teaching as their students do about maths. The programs demonstrate how teachers guide and assess student understanding, and offer strategies for keeping students motivated and engaged at this critical age. This series includes the following titles: 5 to 8: Building Rafts with Rods

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5 to 8: Building Viewpoints

1997 USA

5 to 8: Fraction Tracks

1997 USA

5 to 8: Hexominoes

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5 to 8: The Largest Container

1997 USA

5 to 8: The Location

1997 USA

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9 to 12: Volume 2

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1996 USA

9 to 12: Volume 4

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Do you know all the Australian curriculum codes? Albert does. Albert helps you find the perfect video for your lesson plan using Australian Curriculum codes and learning areas. Albert is free as part as your subscription and accessible through ClickView Online. clickview.com.au/albert

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Designing with Recycled Materials

Ethical Textiles

This program introduces students to the basic differences between natural and synthetic fibres, the primary types of fibres, how their qualities – shape, origin, size and lustre - make them unique, influence clothing appearance and factor into comfort, and why fibre properties determine how we use particular fabrics.

This resource looks at why and how specific plastics are recycled into modern sustainable products, including a chair made from Sony Playstations. It also shows how new technology is used to convert waste products into high-grade polymers, plus looks at testing to identify characteristics of plastics.

Filmed in Bangladesh, a major textile manufacturer, this resource explores the social cost of our cheap textiles. Filmed inside a number of Bangladeshi textile factories, it explores the issues of sweatshop labour, social impacts and the benefits brought to a small rural community in Bangladesh by a fair trade initiative.

2008 | 25 min | USA | AR | MP

2014 | 34 min | UK | AR | PUM

2011 | 32 min | UK | AR | PUM

Food Additives

Food Allergies

How Pop Art Changed the World

From the history behind preserving foods to new concepts in enriching foods, this program presents examples of the many additives that are used to flavour, colour, and preserve so much of what we eat. It takes a simple, factual look at the everyday trade-offs we make when we choose our food.

In this excellent program, we examine the difference between a food allergy and a food sensitivity, explore why some schools have peanut-free zones, ask what coeliac disease is, and examine why some people are sensitive to food dyes. The program features an allergy expert and real people who live with food allergies.

The ideas, materials, colours and technologies adopted by Pop Art, and how this movement continues to influence artists and designers today. Filmed in the UK and New York this resource talks to leading designers about how the likes of Lichtenstein, Warhol and Sir Peter Blake continue to influence design.

2008 | 24 min | USA | AR | MP

2012 | 26 min | USA | AR | MP

2012 | 32 min | UK | AR | PUM

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Clothing Fibres

Interactive, Smart and Modern Textiles Wearable electronics, textiles that generate power and smart materials like Kevlar, Nomex and D30 are all covered in this resource. Case studies include materials used by stuntmen and ballerinas, a handbag that charges your phone, piezo-electric textiles and garments that react to changes in your body and environment.

In the Kitchen Series

Cooking Techniques: How It All Boils Down

Food Preparation Techniques

This program covers equipment required, basic preparation techniques and terminology for the dry-heat and moist-heat cooking processes. Thirteen common techniques are reviewed, with step-by-step direction provided by Chef Christopher Koetke, Dean of Culinary Arts at Chicago’s Kendall College.

What happens during preparation time? This program presents the techniques and terminology surrounding the proper preparation of foods for cooking; basic non-knife food cutting techniques, mixing techniques, bread and pastry dough preparation as well as single and multi-step coating processes.

2012 | 42 min | UK | AR | PUM

2010 | 30 min | USA | AR | MP

2010 | 29 min | USA | AR | MP

Product Design and Sustainability Series

Show Me Science Advanced Series

Smart Graphic Products

Robotics: Advances in Engineering

This program examines the properties, characteristics and applications of some of the smart materials used in the graphics industry. Case studies include thermochromic inks, incorporate phosphorescent and fluorescent paints and inks, and photochromic dyes that are used for anti-counterfeiting measures and reactive glasses.

Choosing Sustainable Materials Consumer pressure and new legislation mean designers and architects are increasingly asked to use sustainable materials. We talk to an architect who shows us around the UK’s first zero carbon housing project and visit the Smile plastics factory where anything from old phones to boots are turned into building materials.

Almost fifty years since the first industrialised robot was ‘employed’, robots have a broad array of applications, including medical and space exploration. Robots are consistent and able to perform hazardous tasks. Yet, there is a need for human machine interference for ongoing programming and maintenance.

2009 | 21 min | CAN | AR | PUM

2010 | 17 min | USA | AR | MP

2012 | 31 min | UK | AR | PUM

SMART - Resistant Materials

Textiles: Eco Design

Textiles: Environmental Impacts

With extraordinary access to the latest research and development, this resource explores cutting edge smart materials; finding out how they are made, how they work, and what their potential applications are now and in the future. Case studies include shape memory alloys and thermochromatic plastics, as well as QTC.

Lead designers for Finisterre, Tom and Debbie are on a mission – to create the most eco-friendly surf-wear brand in the world. The pair explain how they reduce the environmental and ethical impact of their clothes by considering the use of materials and energy throughout their design, manufacture, transportation and use.

This resource assesses the environmental impacts of the textile industry. It looks at how companies in the UK are working to meet government targets to reduce environmental impact, for example by using water recycling plants, and then explores textile production in Bangladesh and the true cost of cheap textiles.

2011 | 35 min | UK | AR | PUM

2011 | 32 min | UK | AR | PUM

2011 | 27 min | UK | AR | PUM

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Inventors and Ingenious Individuals

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Lifestyle Revolution

2010 USA

We meet the diverse types of practitioners involved in sports car design; artists, clay modellers, woodworking craftsmen, auto mechanics, crash test dummies and upper management. ‘Birth of a Sports Car’ reveals all the technological mysteries, challenges, successes and setbacks, nail-biting and celebration involved! This series includes the following titles: DA

2005 CAN

Part 2: Development and Testing

2005 CAN

Part 3: Production and Marketing

2005 CAN

Blood on the Battlefield

From the deserts of Kuwait to the blood-stained streets of Tel Aviv, this program examines the cutting edge technologies and techniques aimed at saving lives on the battlefield and beyond.

2002 USA

CAM: Revolutionary Design

Computer Aided Manufacture is changing work practices and dramatically influencing the design process. Through the use of three case studies, this program provides insight into the commercial world of design and modern manufacture, including just-in-time manufacture, rapid prototyping and concurrent engineering.

PUM

2001 UK

Colour in Everyday Life

Colour is a power in your life. It shapes how you dress, what you eat, what you buy, your physical appearance and how you feel. What is colour and why does it pack such power? Learn how corporations stake claims to specific colours as part of their identities, and explore cultural, ethnic, and religious use of colour.

2006 USA

Computer Aided Design

Two case studies to show how CAD can be used in different technological projects: the first follows the Starchaser team as they use CAD in an attempt to become the first privately funded initiative to launch three people into space. The second shows how CAD and CAM are enhancing the development of paintball markers.

PUM

2002 UK

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Team up with the Daily Planet crew to discover how science and technology share an inextricable link; and how the two work together to make everyday life easier and more interesting! This series takes a look at a variety of inventors and their unique creations, as well as other science around the globe! This series includes the following titles:

Air

2008 CAN

Cars I

2007 CAN

Cars II

2008 CAN

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Part 1: Design and Vision

Designers under Pressure

Digital Design

Designing for the User

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Extreme Vehicles

2008 CAN

Games

2007 CAN

Inventors I

2007 CAN

Inventors II

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Inventors III

2009 CAN

Movies

2007 CAN

Planes I

2007 CAN

Planes II

2008 CAN

Rescue

2007 CAN

Robots I

2007 CAN

Robots II

2008 CAN

Robots III

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Ships

2007 CAN

The Cold

2007 CAN

Try, Try Again

2008 CAN

Vehicles

2007 CAN

Water I

2007 CAN

Water II

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World I

2007 CAN

Showcasing cutting edge designs from two leading young designers using smart materials and technology: Christopher Pearson’s brief is to deck out one of London’s most exclusive restaurants in digital wallpaper that moves and grows, whilst Tom Barker’s brief is to create a working prototype of his digital brick.

PUM

2006 UK

Learn how to create products that meet user need and are inclusive. Designers explain how they determine their market, consider values and needs, use ergonomic and anthropometric data, and respond to challenges of demographic change and inclusive design.

PUM

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Electronics has a broad array of applications in our everyday world. This series looks at the underlying technologies that drive systems in the communications, environment, healthcare, industry, and transport sector. This series includes the following titles: PUM

2002 UK

Environmental Applications

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Healthcare Applications

PUM

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Industry Applications

PUM

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Transport, the Electronic Future

PUM

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Eye for Design

This program goes beyond ‘decorating’ or ‘picking a wardrobe’ and into the basics of perception, beauty and the ecology of environments. Viewers learn that developing an ‘eye for design’ involves understanding a few basics of perception, and that lines lead the eye and influence feelings.

2006 USA

Florence Artisans

A story on about artisans and workshops in Oltrarno, Florence. Silversmith Donato Zaccaro works on a sterling silver vase. We also see artisans working on a marble inlay table top. The video provides narration on the history of inlay and scagliola.

2002 USA

This program addresses the benefits and drawbacks associated with information technologies and smart weapons, explores the development of genetically modified foods, and helps students understand the debate over lowering the cost of life-saving pharmaceuticals for the world’s poor.

2004 USA

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How Pop Art Changed the World

Martin Guitars

A visit to the Martin Guitars factory in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Explained are the shortage in supply of the natural wood to make the guitars, and how the company plans to keep the guitar production sustainable.

Mighty Ships

‘Mighty Ships’ reveals the secret mechanics behind the world’s most sophisticated vessels. Each episode provides unprecedented access to everything above and below deck, from the mechanics of modern sea-going to the human dramas facing seafarers. This series includes the following titles: Akamalik

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Technologies

Communications

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2009 CAN

MV Fairplayer

2009 CAN

MV Resolution

2009 CAN

Peace in Africa

2009 CAN

USS Nimitz

2009 CAN

Printed Circuit Boards

An exploration into all aspects of printed circuit boards, from initial design requirements through prototyping and testing to mass production. It also introduces students to some of the latest manufacturing processes such as prism component placing machines, minute quality control cameras and automated connection checkers.

PUM

2002 UK

Product Design and Mass Manufacture

This resource explains the design process, within one easy context, from client brief to finished product. It shows how designers work to budget, meet consumer needs, research existing products, use primary and secondary data and use CAD/CAM to reduce cost, material and time.

PUM

2009 UK

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A high quality two part series that explores sustainability, including what makes a material sustainable, carbon footprint, renewability, and how sustainability is considered in design and manufacturing methods. Case studies involve Volvo’s product life cycle and the UK’s first zero carbon housing project. This series includes the following titles:

Product Design, Testing and Modification: Trunki

SciQ What Can Robots Do for Us?

Show Me Science Advanced Series

Choosing Sustainable Materials

PUM

2009 UK

Volvo: Life Cycle Assessment

PUM

2009 UK

Trunki, the child’s pull along suitcase, may have failed the Dragon’s Den test, but thanks to further testing and modification it is now taking the world by storm. We film with the product designer at a leading test centre to illustrate how carrying out the right tests and a clever re-design saved the product from failure.

PUM

2009 UK

2008 CAN

From robot roller coasters to robot watchdogs to a robot that is so life-like it wants to host the show! Our hosts make mechanical friends and discover what it takes to build a bot.

This series examines the most recent developments and discoveries in science and technology. These episodes explore the world of nanotechnology and robotics, with each program being designed to help students understand the vital role science plays in our everyday lives. This series includes the following titles:

Engineering: Tiny Nano World

2010 USA

Robotics: Advances in Engineering

2010 USA

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SMART - Resistant Materials

With extraordinary access to the latest research and development, this resource explores cutting edge smart materials, finding out how they are made, how they work, and what their potential applications are now and in the future. Case studies include shape memory alloys and thermochromatic plastics, as well as QTC.

PUM

2011 UK

Smart Graphic Products

PUM

2012 UK

Sustainable Packaging

This resource explores what the food industry is doing to use less packaging. It looks at the role and function of packaging, how Easter packaging is being reduced, and how plastic bottles are recycled to be used as M&S salad containers.

PUM

2009 UK

The Green Guide

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From the kitchen to the bedroom, ‘The Green Guide’ series presents helpful tips and advice to make a home healthier and more energy efficient, with examples such as non-toxic paint and the most efficient types of washing machine. This series includes the following titles:

The Science of Disney Imagineering Design and Models

2008 USA

Family Room

2008 USA

Kitchen

2008 USA

Laundry Room

2008 USA

Seal the House

2008 USA

How did the Disney Imagineers create a realistic looking snowcapped mountain in Florida for Animal Kingdom’s Expedition Everest? They started with a design process and models. Using real theme park rides and attractions, students will see how design and models are used to put things together and make them function.

DIS

2008 USA

A fantastic way to bring real and relevant industrial design into the classroom. Footage of physical and virtual tests, filmed at Volvo’s crash testing facility, will provide an excellent starting point for students when testing, evaluating and modifying their own designs.

PUM

2009 UK

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Volvo Cars: Designing for Innovation and Safety

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ABC News Classroom Edition

Is margarine healthier than butter? Should you drink eight glasses of water a day? Does sugar make kids hyper? John Stossel lets students hear from experts as he checks out ten widely held food beliefs.

DIS

2004 USA

Do your students think grain comes in a cereal box or a plastic wrapped loaf of bread? This program is a quick tour through the world of grains from staples, such as rice, wheat and corn, to lesser known grains, such as buckwheat, kasha and quinoa.

2007 USA

Farming

Farmer Bill discovers why farmers really dig their soil, and Chris Ballew, of the rock group Presidents of the USA of America, sings a special version of the band’s hit, ‘Peaches.’

DIS

1999 USA

Cooking with Class

Culinary mastery takes you from the earth to the table as world-renowned chefs and food producers share their knowledge about one of our favourite pastimes, eating! You will learn about food producers, which products to use, where to find exotic ingredients, and tips on preparation and presentation. Can you say ‘Mmmmmm’?

Food Myths with John Stossel

Amazing Grains

Bill Nye the Science Guy

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Durian

A Fine Kettle of Fish

2000 CAN

Cheese with Everything

2000 CAN

Death by Chocolate

2000 CAN

Edible Flowers and Weeds

2000 CAN

Free-Range Chicken

2000 CAN

Fresh Spring Lamb

2000 CAN

No Meat, No Problem

2000 CAN

Open Wide and Say Ostrich

2000 CAN

Pasta Please

2000 CAN

Pick a Pepper, Any Pepper

2000 CAN

Rustic Bison

2000 CAN

The Magic of Mushrooms

2000 CAN

Wild Boar – Fit for a King

2000 CAN

Loved by millions, the durian fruit smell is likened to smelly cheese and a rubbish tip. In Malaysian Borneo, hotel owners try to keep guests from bringing in durian. When guests sneak durian in, they need to purify the rooms.

2002 USA

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Food Additives

2008 USA

Food Allergies

2012 USA

Food Plants

Prepared in 1001 ways, plants have been part of the human diet for millennia. Explore the food plants - from cereals and garden vegetables to fruits. Beans, algae, and mushrooms form a large part of the diet in some parts of world, whilst other plants are used to produce spices and beverages.

2010 USA

Food: A Multicultural Feast

This video examines the multicultural origins of many foods and unearths a few surprises. Viewers learn that chilli isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t Mexican, spaghetti and meatballs is uniquely American, chop suey does not exist in China, and sauerkraut was a Chinese invention. They also learn that food serves as a common bond between peoples.

2006 USA

Global Eating - Learning from Other Cultures

What can we learn from other cultures about food? How do other cultures avoid the epidemic of obesity? Meet Contilo from Greece and discover how the Mediterranean diet combines a zest for good food with healthy eating and long lives, and learn from the Japanese that eating is a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach.

2003 USA

In the Kitchen Series

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Featuring professional chefs, this series covers common cooking techniques, including dry-heat and moist-heat methods, techniques to prepare meat and vegetables and different methods of mixing, measuring ingredients and heat, choosing the right kitchen tools, basic knife skills, and the workings of a microwave. This series includes the following titles: MP

2010 USA

Food Preparation Techniques

2010 USA

Kitchen Math and Measuring: How It All Adds Up

2010 USA

Kitchen Tools and Utensils

2010 USA

Knife Knowledge 101

2010 USA

Microwave Mysteries

2010 USA

Measure up in the Kitchen

This creative program teaches all the basics of kitchen measuring in an entertaining way. Topics covered include the importance of accurate measuring; measuring tools such measuring cups, scales and thermometers; informal measurements; and the difference between measuring dry and liquid ingredients.

2000 USA

Slow Food

A short film on the slow food movement in Greve, a slow city in the Chianti region of Italy. It features wine and artisanal foods made in traditional fashion and following slow movement philosophy.

2003 USA

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Cooking Techniques: How It All Boils Down

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A short story about selling black truffles in Richerenches, France.

2002 USA

Meet five of the most influential and revolutionary people in the world of media and communications: Mark Zuckerberg, Rupert Murdoch, Anna Wintour, Michael Moore and Tim Berners-Lee. From print media to the invention of the World Wide Web, learn how they have changed and improved the way society communicates.

2010 AUS

Watch as scientists search for the latest ways to detect and fight terror. We look at such innovations as bombproof furniture, facial and scene recognition technologies, and the omnipresent Closed Circuit TV surveillance systems in London.

2006 USA

2002 USA

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Advocates of Change Media and Communications

Discovery Specials Targeting Terror

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Antique Silk Factory

A short film presenting old-fashioned silk production on antique machines at Antico Setifico Fiorentino in Florence.

CAD and CAM in Textile Manufacturing

A resource that looks at how CAD/CAM is transforming all sections of the textile industry, from digital printing and embroidery to knitting and laser cutting. For each case study, designers and manufacturers explain how they work with new technologies and discuss the benefits CAD/CAM brings to their business.

PUM

2007 UK

Clothing Fibres

This program introduces students to the basic differences between natural and synthetic fibres; the primary types of fibres; how their qualities - shape, origin, size and lustre - make them unique, influence clothing appearance and factor into comfort; and why fibre properties determine how we use particular fabrics.

2008 USA

Ethical Textiles

Filmed in Bangladesh, a major place of textile manufacture, this resource explores the social cost of our cheap textiles. Filmed inside a number of Bangladeshi textile factories, it explores the issues of sweatshop labour, social impacts and the benefits brought to a small rural community in Bangladesh by a fair trade initiative.

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2011 UK

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How the World Dresses: Clothing and Global Culture

This program will take you on a tour of how the world dresses and explore the amazing diversity of clothing worldwide. Viewers will learn about themselves and their society by exploring everyday clothing in Japan, Korea, India, Thailand, Morocco, Egypt and others.

2005 USA

ICT in Textiles: Design, Practice and Process

This resource looks at the impact of new technology on the global fashion and textile industry. A top fashion design house shows how ICT, CAD and CAM have revolutionised the way they communicate with their global manufacturing partners - from speeding up the design process to improving accuracy and efficiency of production.

PUM

2007 UK

Interactive, Smart and Modern Textiles

Wearable electronics, textiles that generate power and smart materials like Kevlar, Nomex and D30 are all covered in this resource. Case studies include materials used by stuntmen and ballerinas, a handbag that charges your phone, piezo-electric textiles and garments that react to changes in your body and environment.

PUM

2012 UK

Recycled and Sustainable Textiles

This resource shows how textile designers are meeting the challenge from government and consumers to meet the 6 Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Respect, Replenish and Refuse. Case studies include shoes made from old tyres, bags made from recycled airline seats and high fashion tailoring created from second hand shop finds.

PUM

2009 UK

Testing Textiles: Tests Fabrics and Products Undergo

This program looks at the different tests which fabrics and products must undergo before they hit the shelves. It uses examples from high street retailer New Look and outdoor specialists Millets and Blacks; visits industrial textiles testing laboratories; and includes footage and clear explanations of different tests.

PUM

2005 UK

Textiles: Eco Design

Lead designers for Finisterre, Tom and Debbie are on a mission - to create the most eco-friendly surf-wear brand in the world. The pair explain how they reduce the environmental and ethical impact of their clothes by considering the use of materials and energy throughout their design, manufacture, transportation and use.

PUM

2011 UK

Textiles: Environmental Impacts

PUM

2011 UK

Textiles: Industrial Printing and Dyeing

This video provides up-to-date examples and clear explanations of industrial methods of printing and dyeing. It is designed for middle and senior secondary students studying textile design and technology.

PUM

2005 UK

Textiles: Mass Production

Showing the very latest industrial techniques from around the world, this resource gives pupils a fantastic insight into textile manufacturing processes.

PUM

2004 UK

Textiles: The Next Generation

Filmed with some of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most innovative textile companies, this program explores the properties, characteristics and functions of new materials, and shows how they are being used to revolutionise the world around us. Case studies include geotextiles, medical textiles, QTC, carbon fibre and interior design.

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2008 UK

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Stroke Recovery

The Human Condition

A Road to Recovery

Food for Thought

Germ Warfare

This program provides information about services available to people who are recovering from a stroke.

‘Food For Thought’ measures the health cost of nutritional illiteracy by looking at the critical elements of good nutrition, factors that influence eating habits, and the impact that being well-informed can have on individual nutritional decisions.

‘Germ Warfare’ examines the increasing incidence of infectious germ-borne illnesses occurring around the world. It discusses how society reacts to infectious diseases, and outlines the role of the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in identifying, treating, and preventing the spread of these diseases.

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The Human Condition

This Thing Called Hope

Risky Business

The Code

Episode 1: What Is Hope?

‘Risky Business’ looks at the commonness of unexpected pregnancy and explores the dangers of sexually transmitted diseases. It shows how the use of a contraceptive protects both sexual partners and unborn children from contracting health problems associated with STDs.

This program covers the Code, a primer on DNA and its role as the ‘blueprint’ for each human being’s general health, longevity, and physical appearance. It explains how the Human Genome Project is helping students understand the functions of specific genes in an effort to identify the causes of genetic diseases.

This program defines hope and examines the mind-body connections that make hope a valuable tool in dealing with life’s difficulties. It presents five individuals who have learned to ‘practice hope and make it intentional in their lives’ as they face particular challenges with their health.

2001 | 30 min | CAN | AR | DA

2000 | 53 min | CAN | DA

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Stroke Recovery

This series explores the health issue of strokes. It covers common issues following a stroke, aims to encourage people to live a healthy lifestyle, and provides information about services available to people who are recovering from a stroke. This series includes the following titles:

The Human Condition

A Road to Recovery

2008 AUS

New Beginnings

2006 AUS

Study some of the most common illnesses and diseases in this in-depth and comprehensive series, from stroke to alcoholism, heart disease, AIDS and many more. Learn about the influencing factors for these illnesses, the science behind them, and how the health sector manages these issues. This series includes the following titles: DA

2001 CAN

Food for Thought

2001 CAN

Germ Warfare

2001 CAN

Heart of the Matter

2001 CAN

In Human Terms

2001 CAN

Lives in Balance

2001 CAN

Living with Cancer

2001 CAN

Risky Business

2001 CAN

The Code

2001 CAN

The Fabric of Health

2001 CAN

The Growing Years

2001 CAN

The Modern Plague

2001 CAN

The Web of Addiction

2001 CAN

Weighing In

2001 CAN

Working It Out

2001 CAN

In this series, meet a range of people with various illnesses and discover their journey to rediscovering hope. The two episodes introduce the definition of ‘hope’ and people who practice hope in their daily lives, even when experiencing health challenges, and techniques to make hope effective. This series includes the following titles:

Episode 1: What Is Hope?

2000 CAN

Episode 2: Experiencing Hope

2000 CAN

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Feels so Good... Hurts so Bad

Index Arts

Drama Advocates of Change Five Extraordinary Actors Five Unique Actresses Funny People Iconic Directors and Film Makers Broadsword for the Stage and Screen: The de Longis Method Creating Physical Theatre Moscow Cat Theatre Skills for Actors Series Body Language Skills Circus Skills Martial Arts Skills More Voice Skills Theatrical Fencing Skills Voice Skills Voice Skills III The Ensemble Builder The Shakespeare Series

Art Adele’s Wish 5 Advocates of Change 5 Art in the Classroom 5 Ceramics: Glazing, Firing, and Techniques 5 Ceramics: Pinch, Coil, and Slab 5 Ceramics: Sculpture 5 Ceramics: Throwing on the Pottery Wheel 5 Colour Concepts 5 Composition 5 Creative Collage 5 Drawing: Charcoal 5 Drawing: Pastels 5 Drawing: Pencils 5 Drawing: Perspective 5 Drawing: Tools and Methods 5 Graphic Design: Introduction 5 Graphic Design: Typography 5 Gyotaku 5 Introduction to Design: Elements 5 Introduction to Design: Principles 5 Tessellation 5 Wonders of Watercolour 5 Art of the Western World 6 A Fresh View: Realism and Impressionism & Post-Impressionism 6 A White Garment of Churches and the Age of Gothic 6 An Age of Reason and an Age of Passion 6 In Our Own Time and Shattering the Myths 6 Into the 20th Century and Between the Wars 6 The Classical Ideal and Imperial Stones of Rome 6 The Early Renaissance: Italy and Northern Europe 6 The High Renaissance: Rome, Florence and Venice 6 Art through Time Series 6 Ceremony and Society 6 Conflict and Resistance 6 Converging Cultures 6 Cosmology and Belief 6 Death 6 Domestic Life 6 Dreams and Visions 6 History and Memory 6 Portraits 6 The Body 6 The Natural World 6 The Urban Experience 6 Writing 6 Capturing Action 7 Daily Planet in the Classroom 7 Eye Trick Town 7 Macrolens Series 7 Part 1 7 Part 2 7 Part 3 7 Nails 7 Paints on Ceiling 7 Paradise Regained 7 Repelling the Viewer 7 Spectrum Series 7 Blue 8 Green 8 Orange 8 Red 8 White 8 Yellow 8 The Sideshow Picasso 8 The Work’s the Thing 8 Urban Art 8

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Music Advocates of Change 10 Art and Work of Choir 10 Voice and Music 10 The Music 10 The Voice 10 Ben Prestage 10 Cuba Hip Hop 10 Exploring the World of Music 10 Composers and Improvisers & Music and Technology 10 Harmony and Form & The Shape of Music 10 Rhythm and Melody 10 Timbre: The Colour of Music & Texture 10 Music and Memory & Transmission Learning Music 10 Sound, Music and the Environment & The Transformative Power of Music 10 Glass Harp 10 Sao Tome Music 11 St. Petersburg Opera 11 Steel Drums 11

Careers A Closer Look at Careers Communicating with Tact, Candor and Credibility Fashion Design Careers The Successful Job Search Engaging Resumes and Cover Letters Mapping Your Career Path Solid Interview Skills Your Job Search

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Economics and Business 2,200 Degrees 15 ABC News Classroom Edition 15 Macroeconomics, Government and International Trade 15 Microeconomics 15 ABC News Classroom Edition: The World Economy 15 The World Economy Part 1: Depression and Recovery 15 The World Economy Part 2: Our Crowded Planet 15 The World Economy Part 3: Global Interdependence 15 Advocates of Change 15 Entrepreneurs Who Have Changed the World 15 Forward-Thinking Companies 15 Biz Kids - Credit and Debit Series 15

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Cash and Credit Don't Blow Your Dough Using Your Credit: Crazy or Compelling? Biz Kids - Financial Responsibility and Decision Making Series Bulls, Bears and Financial Markets Money Moves Saving and Investing for Your Future The Global Economy Understanding Your Pay Cheque What Can You Do with Money? What Is a Biz Kid Biz Kids - Income and Careers Series A Biz, What Is It? Building and Growing a Business Sell, Sell, Sell! The Science of Sales Social Entrepreneurs Biz Kids - Planning and Money Management Series How to Succeed in Biz Ness by Really Trying Introducing Entrepreneurs Taking Charge of Your Financial Future The Biz Kids Challenge Understanding Business Ethics What Is Money? Biz Kids - Saving and Investing Series Budgeting Basics How Do You Get Money? How to Achieve Your Financial Goals How to Be a Smart Consumer Understanding Income and Expenses Marketing's 4 Ps: The Consumer Angle The Basic Concepts of Economics

Analysing Non-fiction 20 Elements of Fiction 20 Genres of Fiction 20 Positioning: How Advertising Shapes Perceptions 20 Research Skills for Students 21 Evaluating Sources 21 Media Literacy 21 Organising Research 21 Presenting and Communicating Research 21 Searching the Internet 21 Tell Me Why - The Beginnings of… 21 The Shakespeare Collection 21 Antony and Cleopatra 21 King Lear 21 King Richard II 21 Macbeth 21 Othello 21 Romeo And Juliet 21 The Merry Wives of Windsor 21 The Taming of the Shrew 21 The Tempest 21 The Shakespeare Series 21 In the Steps of Shakespeare: London and Stratford 21 Macbeth: The Tragic Pair 21 Romeo and Juliet: The Tragic Lovers 21 Shakespeare and the Spanish Connection 21 The Shakespeare Conspiracy 21 The Writer’s Circle 22 Analysing Concepts 22 Analysing Images 22 Building Arguments 22 Discovering Voice 22 Evaluating and Organising 22 Explaining Relationships 22 Exploring the Process 22 Imagining Solutions 22 Integrating Research 22 Observing Details 22 Responding to Arguments 22 Searching for Causes 22 Thinking Radically 22 Writing for Students Series 22 Creative and Narrative Writing 22 Writing Effective Paragraphs 22 Writing Expository Essays 22 Writing for Formal and Informal Purposes 22 Writing Persuasive Essays 22

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English Advertising in the Digital Age Advocates of Change A Writer’s Exchange Introducing Explanatory Writing Polishing Ideas: The Canon of Style Reading, Writing, and Thinking Analytically Writing an Analytical Paper Writing an Explanatory Paper Writing Description Writing Narration Writing under Pressure Writing with a Persuasive Aim Writing with an Informative Aim Conversations in Literature Episode 1: Responding as Readers Episode 2: Envisioning Episode 3: Stepping In Episode 4: Moving Through Episode 5: Rethinking Episode 6: Objectifying the Text Episode 7: The Stances in Action Episode 8: Returning to the Classroom Grammar Tips for Students Capitalisation and Punctuation Common Usage Errors Sentence Structure Using Adjectives and Adverbs Using Clauses and Phrases Using End Marks and Commas Using Nouns and Pronouns Using Verbs Haikus of the Heart Kesey’s Oregon Coast Key West - a Favourite Setting for Authors Literature for Students Analysing and Appreciating Poetry Analysing Fiction

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Geography Aerial Views Balearic Islands Berlin British Countryside Channel Islands Denmark English Castles English Country Houses France German Castles Iceland Images of Germany Images of Spain Industry and Energy Ireland Isle of Man London Day North Italy Paris Portugal

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Index Environmental Science Series 31 Air Quality 31 Soil Quality 31 Erosion of Irish Monuments 31 Erosion: Overview 31 Essaouira 31 Europe: An Overview 31 Features of American States 31 Arkansas 32 Colorado 32 Connecticut 32 Florida 32 Kansas 32 Maine 32 New Mexico 32 North Carolina 32 Oklahoma 32 Tennessee 32 Texas 32 Wisconsin 32 Flooding in Bangladesh: Causes, Impacts and Management 32 Flooding in the UK: Tewkesbury 32 Fowl Water 32 Geographical and Celestial Coordinates 32 Geography for Students 32 Human Systems 32 Places and Regions 32 The World in Spatial Terms 32 Geologic Time Scale 33 Geomagnetism 33 Geysers 33 Giant’s Causeway 33 Glacial Lake Cranberries 33 Glaciers: Overview 33 Global Issues for Students 33 Africa: Challenges in the 21st Century 33 Global Economic Issues 33 Global Environmental Issues 33 Latin America: Challenges in the 21st Century 33 Global Warming 33 Global Warming Update 33 Gobi Adventure: The Forgotten Desert 34 Gorillas on the Edge 34 Grand Canyon 34 Guelta Archei 34 Hawaii Volcanoes - Mauna Loa 34 Holderness: Sustainable Coastal Management 34 Holy Stone 34 How Mountains are Formed 34 Humidity 34 Iceland: Living with Volcanoes 34 Identifying Clouds 34 Impressions of Europe 35 Barcelona 35 Granada 35 Greece 35 Istanbul 35 In 4K 35 Australia 35 Canada 35 Japan 35 Singapore 35 Thailand 35 USA 35 Inside Earth 35 Into the Volcano 35 Issues in Globalisation: Environmental Impacts and Sustainability 35 Italy 35 Kaikoura 35 Last Wild Chimps 36 Leather Production 36

Rivers 25 Scotland 25 Ships, Boats, and Yachts of All Sizes 25 Southern Italy 25 Venice 25 Wales 25 A Catchment Story 26 ABC News Classroom Edition 26 Aboriginal Land Use 26 Acid Rain 26 Advocates of Change 26 Afghanistan: In the Line of Fire 26 Africa: An Overview 26 African Wildlife 26 Part 1 26 Part 2 26 Part 3 26 Ageing Populations 26 A Littoral Balance - Mining in Madagascar 27 American Landscapes 27 Part 1 27 Part 2 27 Part 3 27 Part 4 27 American Orient Express 27 Antarctica: An Overview 27 Arcosanti 27 Asia: An Overview 27 Balloons and Radar 27 Barcelona Street Life 27 Battle for Paradise 27 Bill Nye the Science Guy 28 Lakes and Ponds 28 Rivers and Streams 28 Storms 28 Biodiversity Under Threat 28 Black Canyon 28 Blue Lagoon 28 Boston’s North End 28 Boundary Waters 28 Canadian Geographic Presents 28 Canadian Rainforest 28 Cartographic Conventions 28 Cartographic Projection 29 Cartography 29 Caves: Overview 29 Challenges of Urbanisation: Inequalities in Bangalore 29 City of Darkness 29 Climates of the World 29 Climates: Overview 29 Cloud Formation 29 Coastal Processes and Landforms 29 Conservation, Culture and Cuba 29 Continental Drift 29 Cooperstown 30 Coral Reef 30 Cyclones 30 Daily Planet in the Classroom 30 Disasters 30 The Natural World 30 Denali National Park 30 Desert Climates 30 Desertification 30 Dew and Fog 30 Dynamic Lands: River Processes and Landforms 30 East Africa: Kilimanjaro Is Shrinking 30 East Timor Tourism 31 Ecotourism - Borneo 31 Emerging Superpower: Booming Bangalore 31 Energy Security: India’s Sustainable Solutions 31

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Lightning 36 Lightning and Thunder 36 Littorals 36 Machu Picchu 36 Mali Desert 36 Managing the Dorset Coast: Conflicts, Challenges and Opportunities 36 Maneaters of Malawi 36 Maps 36 Measurement Instruments 36 Measuring the Temperature 37 Megatransect 37 Memorial Quarry 37 Meteorology 37 Mississippi River Ride 37 Montserrat: Living with Volcanoes 37 Mountains 37 Next Wave 37 Bamboo Ghosts 37 Fish Pirates 37 Forest Woman 37 Last of the Mokens 37 Lava Lover 37 Poison Vents 37 Rock 'n' Coral 37 Skin Deep 37 The Big Squish 38 The Rash 38 North America: An Overview 38 North Pole 38 Nuclear Waste 38 Ocean Currents 38 Oceania 38 Off the Map: Crossing the Empty Quarter 38 On Deadly Ground 38 One Woman’s War 38 Otter Chaos 38 Our Knowledge of Geologic Time 38 Paradise Lost 39 Paraguay Shaman 39 Physical and Topographic Maps 39 Planet Earth 39 Fate of the Earth 39 Gifts from the Earth 39 Tales from Other Worlds 39 The Blue Planet 39 The Climate Puzzle 39 The Living Machine 39 The Solar Sea 39 Plant Formations 39 Polar Climates 39 Polar-Orbiting Satellites 39 Pollution 39 Population Change: Causes, Impacts and Management of Migration 40 Power of Place: Geography for the 21st Century 40 A Challenge for Two Old Cities 40 Boundaries and Borderlands 40 Brazil - the Sleeping Giant 40 Challenges in the Hinterlands 40 Changes on the Chang Jiang 40 Cityscapes, Suburban Sprawl 40 Developing Countries 40 East Looks West 40 Ethnic Fragmentation in Canada 40 Global Interaction 40 Holding the Hinterlands 40 Northwest Contrast 40 Oil and Water 40 One Earth, Many Scales: NASA, a Lofty View 40 Population Geography 40

Regions and Economies 40 Rural and Urban Contrasts 40 Sacred Space, Secular States 40 Small Farms, Big Cities 40 Strength to Overcome 40 Supranationalism and Devolution 40 The Booming Maritime Edge 40 The Dynamic Pacific Rim 40 The Mainland 40 The Maritime Connection 41 The Transforming Industrial Heartland 41 Precipitations 41 Real de Catorce 41 Recycling 41 Reef Balls 41 Regenerating a City - Glasgow’s Dockside and Housing 41 Rhythms of New York 41 Right Whale Lanes 41 Rio Beach 41 River Rafting 41 Rivers of Shame - The Untimely Death of Our Rivers - Impact of Coal Mining 41 Roar: One Man’s Pride 42 Rock Creek Park 42 Rocks 42 Rural Challenges 42 Salt Cathedral 42 Sanaa 42 Secrets of the Rain Forest 42 Selective Sorting of Waste 42 Setu 42 Sewer Diving 42 Ski Patrol 42 Sleepy Hollow 43 Smith Island Land Erosion 43 Soil Pollution 43 South America: An Overview 43 Special Forces: On the Frontlines 43 Summer Heat 43 Sunrise to Sunset 43 Sustainable Communities: Studying Settlement 43 Sustainable Futures Series 43 Deforestation 43 Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Development 43 Economic Issues 43 Energy Issues 43 Food Production 43 Global Warming 44 Greenhouse Gases 44 Landfill and Waste Issues 44 Pollution 44 Sustainable Living 44 The Carbon Issue 44 Transport 44 Water Issues 44 Sydney Theatre Company: Climate Change Debate 44 Taquile on Titicaca 44 Tectonics and Volcanism 44 Tectonics: Processes and Landforms 44 Temperate Climates 44 Tequila 44 Terrestrial Coordinates 44 The Continents 44 The Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation 45 Earthquakes 45 Ground Water 45 Living through an Earthquake: Loma Prieta 45 Weathering and Soils 45 The Endless Voyage 45 The Evolution of Landscapes 45

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Index The Eyes of Nye 45 The Geography Tutor 45 Earth's Natural Wonders 45 Earth's Physical Features 45 Global Problems and Issues 45 Human-Made Wonders of Africa, Australia and the Americas 45 Human-Made Wonders of Europe and Asia 45 Map and Globe Terms 45 Map Skills 45 Soil 45 The Five Themes of Geography 45 Types of Maps and Map Projections 45 Vegetation 45 Weather and Climate 45 What Is Geography? 46 The Habitable Planet 46 Agriculture 46 Atmospheric Pollution 46 Earth's Changing Climate 46 Ecosystems 46 Human Population Dynamics 46 Looking Forward - Our Global Experiment 46 Oceans 46 Risk, Exposure and Health 46 Water Resources 46 The Haiti Earthquake: Impacts, Responses and Vulnerability 46 The Movement of Air Masses 46 The Murrumbidgee CMA 46 The New Faces of Tourism Series 46 Adventure Tourism: Hunter Valley Adventure Tours 46 Eco-Tourism: Trail of the Great Bear 46 The Representation of Earth 46 The Seas and Oceans 47 The Tides 47 The Water Cycle 47 The Wood Industry 47 Thematic Maps 47 Three Rivers 47 Thunderstorms 47 Time Zones 47 Tornado 47 Tornado Rips through Air Force Base 47 Tornadoes 47 Tourism in Sierra Madre 48 Trastevere 48 Tropical Climates 48 Tropical Storms: Bangladesh’s Cyclone Aila 48 Tsunami 48 Tuamotus 48 Tuareg Farmer 48 Ultimate Access 48 Underground Adventure: Spelunking 48 Understanding Science Series 48 Urban Regeneration - the 2012 London Olympics 48 Utah National Parks 49 Volcanism: Overview 49 Volcanoes-Geohazards: Monitoring and Prediction 49 Volcanoes: Overview 49 Water and the Oceans 49 Water Pollution 49 Watercourses 49 Waterspouts 49 Waves 49 Weather Maps 49 Why Care about Water? 49 Wild Chronicles 50 Amazon Streiker 50 Colorado River 50 Emiquon Wetlands 50 Madagascar 2 – Journey of Discovery 50

Mattias Klum 50 Mike Fay Mega-Flyover 50 Racing the High Sierra 50 Slum TV 50 Tornado Hail 50 Zuni Map Art 50 Wildlife Wars U.S.A. 50 Elk Harvest 50 Waterfowl Crisis 50 Wind 50 Winds of War 50 Yellowstone Wild 50 Youthful Populations - An African Case Study 50

History ABC News Classroom Edition: Fundamentalism and Terrorism Part 1: Perspectives Part 2: The Tools of Terrorism Part 3: Israel: A Case Study Part 4: The Rise of Modern Terrorism Part 5: Terrorism in the United States ABC News Classroom Edition: Global Human Rights Part 1: Global Concerns Part 2: South Africa - A Case Study Part 3: China - A Case Study ABC News Classroom Edition: The Civil Rights Movement Part 1: Separate but Equal Part 2: Awakening a Nation Part 3: America Arises Part 4: The King Assassination Part 5: Beyond Martin Luther King, Jr. ABC News Classroom Edition: The Cold War Part 1: The Cold War Begins Part 2: The Cold War Escalates Part 3: Cracks in the Wall Part 4: The Fall of Communism Part 5: Post-Communist Europe ABC News Classroom Edition: The Women’s Rights Movement Part 1: The United States Part 2: The World A History of Slavery in America A History of the Civil Rights Movement American Revolution for Students Causes of the Revolution Creating a New Nation Declaring Independence Origins of Democracy The Revolutionary War Ancient Civilisations for Children Ancient Aegean Ancient Africa Ancient China Ancient Egypt Ancient Greece Ancient Inca Ancient Maya Ancient Mesopotamia Ancient Rome A Witness to History Abraham Lincoln Advocates of Change Angkor Wat Berlin: Update Bill Nye the Science Guy Christopher Columbus Daily Planet in the Classroom Delphi Oracle Discovery Specials Dr. Teller’s Very Large Bomb

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Egypt’s Hidden Treasures 56 Explorers of the World Series 56 A History of Exploration 56 Christopher Columbus 56 Cortes and Pizarro 56 English Explorers 56 Ferdinand Magellan 56 French Explorers 56 Henry Hudson 56 Lewis and Clark 56 Marco Polo 56 Portuguese Explorers 56 Spanish Explorers 56 The Vikings 56 Fes 56 Fraser’s Story - Irititja Kuwaritja (from Then until Now) 56 Germany: An Overview 56 Global Issues for Students 56 Genocide 56 Human Rights 57 Inventors of the World Series 57 A History of Invention 57 Alexander Graham Bell 57 Benjamin Franklin 57 Eli Whitney 57 George Washington Carver 57 Henry Ford 57 Inventing in Today's World 57 James Watt 57 Leonardo da Vinci 57 Louis Pasteur 57 The Wright Brothers 57 Thomas Edison 57 Jamestown 57 Journal 57 Lost Road of the Inca 57 Lost Road of the Inca II 57 King John and Magna Carta 57 Legacy: Aboriginal Restorative Justice (Canada) 57 Life in Medieval Europe - Feudal System, Farming, Food, Home 58 Life in the Middle Ages 58 A History of the Middle Ages 58 Social Structure in the Middle Ages 58 The Doctor 58 The Knight 58 The Merchant 58 The Monk 58 The Noble 58 The Serf 58 Lives that Changed the World 58 Fidel Castro 58 Muhammad Ali 58 Nelson Mandela 58 Living Histories 58 The Great Depression 58 Women at War 58 Mesa Verde 58 Mesopotamia: Code of Hammurabi 58 Mesopotamia: Cradle of Civilisation 59 Mummies of Gold 59 Native Americans 59 Newgrange 59 Peru’s Treasure Tomb 59 Pirates of the Whydah 59 Science in Action Series 59 Space Race 59 Steal Away Home: The Harriet Tubman Story 59 Tell Me Why - The Beginnings of… 59 Communication 59 Sports and Games 59 The Activist 60 The Ice Mummies 60

The Mystery of the Maya The Renaissance for Students A History of the Renaissance Everyday Life in the Renaissance Renaissance: Art, Music and Literature Renaissance: Science and Invention Renaissance: Travel, Trade and Exploration The Stone Ages and Early Cultures: The Impact of the Early Migrations to North America The Wall Where Were You? Afghanistan War and the Moon Landing Apollo 13 and Hillary at Mt Everest Asian Tsunami and Bloody Sunday Berlin Wall and Concorde Chernobyl and Beslan Massacre D-Day Landing and the Death of the People's Princess Hiroshima and Rwanda Genocide Hurricane Katrina and Lockerbie Plane Disaster Idi Amin and Haiti Earthquake London Terrorist Attacks and Montserrat Volcano September 11 and Nelson Mandela Tiananmen Square Massacre and VLCC Amoco Cadiz Tokyo Sarin Gas Attacks and Bhopal Disaster Why What Where? Wild Chronicles Green Sahara King Tutankhamen Preservation World Revolutions Series Castro and the Cuban Revolution Gandhi and India's Independence Revolutionary Mexico: 1910-1940 The Chinese Revolution: 1911-1989 The Russian Revolution World War II

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Mathematics Against All Odds - Inside Statistics 63 Binomial Distributions 63 Blocking and Sampling 63 Case Study 63 Comparing Two Means 63 Confidence Intervals 63 Correlation 63 Describing Distributions 63 Describing Relationships 63 Experimental Design 63 Inference for One Mean 63 Inference for Proportions 63 Inference for Relationships 63 Models for Growth 63 Multidimensional Data Analysis 63 Normal Calculations 63 Normal Distributions 63 Picturing Distributions 63 Random Variables 63 Samples and Surveys 63 Significance Tests 63 The Question of Causation 63 The Sample Mean and Control Charts 63 Time Series 63 What Is Probability? 63 What Is Statistics? 63 Algebra for Students 64 Analysing Inequalities 64 Exponential Functions 64 Functions and Relations 64 Linear Equations and Slope 64 Patterns and Formulas 64 Polynomials 64

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Index Quadratic Functions Systems of Linear Equations The Pythagorean Theorem and Right Triangles Variables, Expressions and Equations Bill Nye the Science Guy Bill Nye’s Solving for X Algebra: Volume 1 Pre-Algebra: Volume 1 Math for Students Addition and Subtraction Algebraic Thinking Data: Collection, Organisation and Graphing Decimals: Concepts and Operations Fractions: Concepts and Operations Geometry: Triangles and Other Polygons Integers and the Coordinate Plane Multiplication and Division Probability and Statistics Problem Solving Strategies Ratios, Proportions and Percent Statistically Speaking 01. Introduction to Statistics 02. Displaying Data 03. Describing Distributions 04. Normal Distributions 05. Scatterplots and Correlation 06. Regression 07. Two-Way Tables 08. Producing Data: Sampling 09. Producing Data: Experimentation 10. More on Experimentation 11. Introduction to Inference 12. Probability 13. Sampling Distributions and the Central Limit Theorem 14. Confidence Intervals 15. Tests of Significance 16. Cautions about Inference 17. Inference for One Mean 18. Comparing Two Means 19. Inference for One Proportion 20. Comparing Two Proportions 21. Choosing Inference Procedures 22. Chi-Square Tests 23. Inference for Regression 24. Multiple Regression: Building the Model 25. Multiple Regression: Refining the Model 26. Logistic Regression 27. One-Way ANOVA 28. Contrasts: Comparing Means 29. Two-Way ANOVA 30. Bootstrap Methods and Permutation Tests 31. Nonparametric Tests 32. Statistical Process Control

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Tranquillizers and Other Depressants 68 Handling Criticism 68 Home Truths 68 I’m Normal, You’re Weird: Understanding Other Cultures 69 Journey to Health Series 69 A Healthy Heart: Cardiovascular Health 69 Alcohol 69 Fighting a Global Epidemic: HIV/AIDS 69 Fitness for Every Lifestyle 69 Infectious Diseases 69 Nutrition: Eating for Your Health 69 Reproduction and Contraception 69 Sexual Health 69 Tobacco 69 Weight Management: Finding a Healthy Middle 69 Nutrition and You 69 A Healthy Body 69 Balanced Diet 69 Healthy Eating Habits 69 Nutrition Basics 69 Out at Work 69 Out to the Family 69 Responding to Diversity 70 Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy 70 Seven Steps to Social Involvement 70 Tell Me Why - Health 70 A Healthy Body 70 Food, Diet and Exercise 70 Medicine 70 The Eyes of Nye 70 Them and Us 70 Valuing Diversity: Multi-Cultural Communication 70 Wild Chronicles 70

Physical Education Advocates of Change 72 Sport's Most Inspiring Individuals 72 The World's Greatest Explorers 72 Daily Planet in the Classroom 72 Extreme Sports 72 Sports 72 Summer Sports 72 Journal 72 Origins of Yoga 72 Quest for K2 72 Conquering the Mountain 72 K2 Forever 72 Path to the Summit 72 Savage Mountain 72 Surviving the Summit 72 The Death Zone 72 Rookie Smokejumpers 72 Surviving K2 72

Personal Dev. and Health Blogstalker 68 Communicating between Cultures 68 Communication Breakdown 68 Drug Education for Teens Series 68 Alcohol 68 Alcohol and Alcoholism 68 Club Drugs 68 Cocaine and Crack 68 Depression and Suicide 68 Hallucinogens 68 Heroin and Other Opiates 68 Inhalants 68 Marijuana 68 Methamphetamine and Other Stimulants 68 Steroids 68

Psychology Abnormal Psychology 75 An Ounce of Prevention 75 Behaviour Disorders of Childhood 75 Looking at Abnormal Behaviour 75 Mood Disorders 75 Organic Mental Disorders 75 Personality Disorders 75 Psychological Factors and Physical Illness 75 Psychotherapies 75 Sexual Disorders 75 Substance Abuse Disorders 75

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Anaconda Breeding Ball 82 Anaconda Hunts 82 Anatomy and Physiology: An Introduction 82 01. Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology 82 02. Basic Chemistry and the Cellular Level of Organisation 82 03. Tissues and the Integumentary System 82 04. The Skeletal System 83 05. The Muscular System 83 06. The Nervous System 83 07. The Senses 83 08. The Endocrine System 83 09. The Cardiovascular System 83 10. Blood, the Lymphatic System and Immunity 83 11. The Respiratory System 83 12. The Digestive System, Nutrition and Metabolism 83 13. The Urinary System 83 14. The Reproductive Systems 83 Animal Mothers: Cheetah vs. Gemsbok 83 Animal Predation: Blue Crab vs. Clam 83 Animal Predation: Salamander vs. Bugs 83 Animals Like Us 83 Adoption 83 Animal Medicine 83 Animal Web 83 Business 83 Emotion 83 Language 84 Play 84 Politics 84 Tools 84 Animal Winter Games: Headbutting Biathlon 84 Animations of the Human Body 84 Adrenal Glands 84 Aortic Valve Replacement Procedure 84 Beating Human Heart 84 Blood 84 Blood and Spine 84 Blood Circulation to and from Lungs 84 Blood Supply to Spinal Cord 84 Body Tissues 84 Bone Dislocations 84 Bone Growth 84 Bone Structure 84 Brain Lobes 84 Brain Ventricular System 84 Bulging Disc in Spinal Column 84 Cauda Equina 84 Cellular Activity 84 Chemotherapy 84 Childbirth 84 Chromosomes and Cells 85 Circulation of Blood to and from Lungs 85 Digestive System 85 Ears 85 Eyes 85 Fertilisation 85 Flow of Blood to and from Lungs 85 Gallbladder Removal 85 Hearing 85 Heart and Primary Blood Vessels 85 Heart Bypass Surgery 85 Heart Valves and Blood Flow 85 Hip Fracture 85 HIV 85 Human Female Breast 85 Human Female Reproductive System 85 Human Lower Digestive System 85 Human Male Reproductive System 85 Immunity 85 Insulin 85 Lymphatic System 85 Maternity 85 Muscle Contractions 85 Muscle Tissues 85

The Anxiety Disorders 75 The Nature of Stress 75 The Schizophrenias 75 Bill Nye the Science Guy 75 Brain: The Teaching Modules 75 Circadian Rhythms Sleep 75 Cortical Organisation 75 Foundations 75 Memory and Amnesia 75 Personality and Aggression 75 Psychological Disorders 75 Stress and Coping 75 Treatment of Brain Disorders 75 Inside Out 76 Codes of Life: Behaviour Genetics 76 Connections: Sensation 76 Different Strokes: Nurture and Human Diversity 76 Emotion: Emotions 76 Endless Questions: Critical Thinking and Research 76 Getting It Together: Therapy 76 In the Driver's Seat: Motivation 76 Out of Balance: Anxiety and Personality Disorders 76 People to People: Social Psychology 76 Stressed to the Limit: Stress and Health 76 The Becoming Years: Adolescence to Older Adults 76 The Growing Years: Conception of Childhood 76 The Learning Machine: Learning 76 Thinking and Language 76 London Taxi Drivers' Brains 76 Perception: The Art of Seeing 76

Religion Naked in Ashes 78 Not in God's Name: In Search of Tolerance with the Dalai Lama 78 Ramadan in Denver 78 Religions of the World Series 78 African and African American 78 Ancient Religions of the Mediterranean 78 Buddhism 78 Confucianism and Tourism 78 Hinduism 78 Islam 78 Judaism 78 Native American Spirituality 78 Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christianity 78 Protestant Christianity 78 Religions of Small Societies 78 Shinto 78 Skepticism and Religious Relativism 78 Understanding World Religions Series 78 What Is Buddhism? 78 What Is Christianity? 78 What Is Hinduism? 78 What Is Religion? 79 What Is Judaism? 79 World Religions: A Common Journey 79

Science Biology Acorn Weevil Acorn Woodpeckers Alien Invasion America’s Last Red Wolves America’s Lost Mustang American Crocodiles

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Index Nervous System 85 Neurons 85 Paediatric Asthma 85 Pancreatic Cancer 86 Pulmonary Embolism 86 Quadriplegia 86 Reproduction 86 Respiration 86 Respiration and Nutrition 86 Respiratory System 86 Sight 86 Smell 86 Smoke Inhalation 86 Speech 86 Spinal Column 86 Spread of Cancer Cells 86 Stent 86 Taste 86 The Architecture of the Body 86 The Blood Vessels 86 The Body's Building Blocks 86 The Cardiovascular System 86 The Central Nervous System 86 The Cerebrum 86 The Digestive System 86 The Endocrine System 86 The Female Genital Organs 86 The Five Senses 86 The Hand and the Foot 86 The Head 86 The Heart 87 The Human Cell 87 The Intestines 87 The Joints 87 The Life of the Embryo 87 The Liver, Pancreas and Gallbladder 87 The Lymphatic System 87 The Male Genital Organs 87 The Motor Functions of the Nervous System 87 The Muscles 87 The Nerves 87 The Skeleton 87 The Skin 87 The Spine 87 The Stomach 87 The Teeth 87 The Urinary System 87 Touch 87 Anolis Lizard Love 87 Anthrax in the Wild 87 Armoured Knights 87 Baby Chimp 88 Baby Cobraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s First Hunt 88 Basics of Anatomy Series 88 Digestion and Excretion 88 Muscular, Skeletal and Integumentary 88 Respiration and Circulation 88 The Endocrine System 88 The Immunological System 88 The Nervous System 88 Bee Therapy 88 Bill Nye the Science Guy 88 Animal Locomotion 88 Biodiversity 88 Birds 88 Blood and Circulation 88 Bones and Muscles 88 Brain 88 Cells 88 Communication 88 Digestion 89 Dinosaurs 89 Evolution 89 Eyeball 89

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Fish 89 Flowers 89 Food Web 89 Forensics 89 Forests 89 Genes 89 Germs 89 Heart 89 Human Transportation 89 Insects 89 Invertebrates 89 Life Cycles 89 Mammals 89 Marine Mammals 89 Nutrition 89 Ocean Exploration 89 Ocean Life 89 Plants 89 Populations 89 Reptiles 89 Respiration 89 Skin 89 Smell 89 Spiders 90 Biodiversity under Threat 90 Black Spider Sex 90 Blind Shrimp Leading Blind Cavefish 90 Bluefin Tuna Eat Bait Ball 90 Born to Run 90 Bowhead Whales 90 Brain: The Teaching Modules 90 Branches on the Tree of Life 90 Algae 90 Annelids 90 Arthropods 90 Chordates 90 Cnidarians 90 Echinoderms 91 Flatworms 91 Fungi 91 Molluscs 91 Plants 91 Rotifers and Nematodes 91 Sponges 91 The Light Microscope: Window on the Microcosm 91 The Protists 91 Viruses and Bacteria 91 Bullfrogs Eat Everything 91 Cell Division 91 Cell Processes 91 Centipede vs. Grasshopper Mouse 91 Chimps and Tools 91 Chlorohydra 91 Classification of Plants 92 Classification of Life 92 Classifying Animals 92 Classifying Life 92 Classifying Monerans and Protists 92 Classifying Plants and Fungi 92 Cnidarians 92 Coral Reef Spawning 92 Corals 92 Croc Country 92 Croc Country 92 Croc Country: Baby Dinosaurs 92 Daily Planet in the Classroom 92 Animals I 92 Animals II 92 Animals III 93 Animals IV 93 Bugs 93 Fish 93

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Modes of Virus Infection and Replication 98 Mom Grizzly Teaches Her Cubs 99 Mongoose Murders 99 Newborn Gators 99 Niger Search 99 Nocturnal Animals - the Night Shift 99 Ocelot 99 Out There: Motala - an Elephant’s Story 99 Paper Wasps 99 Parasitic Wasps and Aphids 99 Perfect Man, Perfect Woman 99 Phantoms of the Night 100 Planaria: An Amazing Simple Organism 100 Planaria: Flatworms 100 Plant Growth 100 Plants 100 Plumed Worm 100 Pollution of the Food Chains 100 Portuguese Man o’ War 100 Puffin Watch 100 Rarely Seen Sharks 100 Rediscovering Biology Series 101 Genetically Modified Organisms 101 Genomics 101 Reproduction of Flowering Plants 101 Ruppell’s Griffon Vulture 101 Sandhill Crane Migration 101 Sap 101 Saving Flynn 101 Science and the City 101 Darwin's Natural Selection 101 Simple DNA Extraction 101 What is a DNA Fingerprint? 101 Science Lab Investigations 101 Comparative Anatomy Dissection 101 DNA Transformation 102 SciQ 102 Can Humans Live Underwater? 102 Can We Use Science to Solve Crime? 102 Human Performance - How Can We Push Our Limits? 102 Poop - What Is It Good For? 102 Scyphozoans - Jellyfishes 102 Sea Anemones 102 Sea Salps 102 Sea Urchin Fertility 102 Search for the Siamese Croc 102 Show Me Science Advanced Series 102 Biology: Putting Algae to Work 102 Biotechnology: Cleaning up with Microbes 102 Ecology: Understanding Biodiversity 102 Simple Organisms in Action Series 103 Bacteria 103 Fungi 103 Protists 103 Viruses 103 Skua 103 Sloths 103 Snail Zombies 103 Snakes of Oman 103 Snake Wranglers 103 Brian Bush - Odyssey in Western Oz 103 Death Adder Duet 103 Snake Saviour 103 Venom Harvest 103 Sperm Whale Diving 103 Spider Kills Bat 104 Stem Cells: The Ethical Issues 104 Stingray City 104 Succulent and Aquatic Plants 104 Sugar Gliders 104

Garden 93 Medical Advances 93 Science and Art 93 The Human Body I 93 The Human Body II 93 The Human Body III 93 Daphnia 93 Dingo vs. Kangaroo 93 Discovery of Viruses 93 Ecosystems - an Overview 93 Elements of Human Nutrition Series 93 Carbs 93 Fats 93 Minerals 93 Protein 93 Vitamins 94 Water 94 Evolution Revolution 94 Fearsome Frogs 94 Feast of the Giant Sharks 94 Fishing Spider Eating Frogs 94 Freaks of Nature: Self-Inflating Fish 94 Gaboon Adder vs. Rat 94 Galapagos 94 Gator Attacks 94 Gator Water Dance 94 Genetics Series 95 Fundamentals of Genetics 95 Genetics in Action 95 Genetics in Our Lives 95 Heredity 95 Giant Elephant Shrew 95 Giants of the Deep 95 Gila Monster! 95 Goofy Baby Elephant 95 Great White Shark 95 Hairy Sea Cucumber 95 Harris Hawk 95 HIV Infective Cycle 96 How Viruses Are Cultured and Studied 96 Human Body 101 96 Humpback Whale 96 Inside the Living Cell Series 96 How Cells Are Controlled 96 How Cells Obtain Energy 96 How Cells Reproduce 96 Ivan the Gorilla 96 Jackal vs. Ostrich Eggs vs. Vulture 96 Jackrabbit 96 Killer Massage 96 Killer Whales Attack Sea Lion 97 King Vultures 97 Leeches Cure 97 Lemurs 97 Leopard Foibles 97 Leopard Rescue 97 Life in Marine and Freshwater Environments 97 The Biology of Lakes, Ponds, Streams and Wetlands 97 The Biology of Seashores 97 Lifestyles of Leopards 97 Lion Insemination - Mixing up the Gene Pool 97 Lives of Cheetahs 98 Living with Anthrax 98 Living with Leopards 98 Maggots 98 Marine Hydrozoans 98 Meerkat Madness 98 Meerkats 98 MegaFlyover 98 Microbes Rule the World 98

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Index Tales from the Wild 104 Tasha the Polar Bear 104 Tau the Lion 104 Tell Me Why - Health 104 The Anatomy of Flowering Plants 104 The Biology Classics: Paramecium, Hydra, Planaria and Daphnia 104 The Biology of Cnidarians 105 Hydra: A Classic Cnidarian 105 Hydra: Ciliated Protozoans 105 Hydra: Digestive System 105 Hydra: Types of Hydra 105 The Biology of Paramecium 105 Behaviour 105 Feeding and Digestion 105 Reproduction 105 The Cell Surface 105 Water Balance 105 The Carbon and Oxygen Cycles 105 The Crocodiles of the Orinoco 105 The Deer Tick 105 The Endless Voyage 105 Building Blocks 105 Food for Thought 105 Life Goes On 106 Living Together 106 Survivors 106 Water World 106 The Eyes of Nye 106 Antibiotics: Man vs. Microbe 106 Cloning: The Science behind the Controversy 106 Genetic Diversity: Sexual Reproduction 106 Genetically Modified Foods: Benefits and Risks 106 Human Characteristics and Adaptations: Is Race Cultural or Biological? 106 The Habitable Planet 106 The Human Body in Action 106 Cells 106 Circulatory and Respiratory System 106 Digestive and Excretory Systems 106 Genes and Heredity 106 Health and Nutrition 106 Immune System 106 Interrelationship of the Body Systems 106 Reproductive and Endocrine Systems 106 Skeletal and Muscular Systems 106 The Brain and the Nervous System 106 The Lammergeyer 107 The Ozarks 107 The Richardsons’ Profile 107 The Science of Death 107 The Science of Disney Imagineering 107 Thrasher vs. King Snake 107 Tiger in a Croc’s World 107 Tiger Territory 107 Toucans 107 Tracking the Great White Shark 107 Trees 108 Trinidad Birds 108 Trout Spawning 108 Understanding Science Series 108 Classification of Living Things 108 Ecosystems 108 Virus Infective Cycle 108 Virus Structure 108 Visualising Cell Processes 108 Cell Movement and Transport 108 Cells and Molecules 108 DNA Replication, Mitosis and Cell Reproduction 108 Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 108 The Genetic Code and Its Translation 108 Walrus Mom and Baby 109

Whale Sharks’ Unusual Feast 109 Who’s Your Daddy? 109 Wild Chronicles 109 Africa’s Wild Eden; House Cats; Boyd on a Cliff; Island Fox 109 African Gorillas; Humpbacks; Dinosaur Hunters; Gates of Hell 109 Amazon Conservationists 109 Anatolian Cheetahs 109 Antarctic Penguins 109 Arctic Tale; Moreton Bay; Hawaii Kona Coffee; Sea of Sound 109 Australian Reef 109 Bat Species 109 Beavers 109 Bee Man – New Threat 109 BioBlitz 109 Black Caiman 109 Bluefin Japan 109 Bobby Haas; Black Turtles; Gorilla Massacre; Zeb Hogan Giant Cambodian Ray; Hornets from Hell 109 Boyd Amazon River Dolphins; Humpback; Marine Census; Syrian Bald Ibis Update 109 Centre of the Centre 109 Cheetah Chase 110 Colorado Mountain Lions; Dugong; Surviving the Sahara; Bluefin Baitball 110 Crittercam: Blue Whale 110 Crittercam: Bowhead Whales 110 Crittercam: Brown Bears 110 Crittercam: Emperor Penguins 110 Crittercam: Grey Seals 110 Crittercam: Lions 110 Crittercam: Monk Seals 110 Crittercam: Nurse Sharks 110 Crittercam: Tiger Sharks 110 Crittercam: Turtles and Shark Bay 110 Cutthroats of Yellowstone - Fish Migration 110 Dominican Republic – Reef Check 110 Dugongs of Abu Dhabi 110 Easter Island Horses; Bowhead Whales; Costa Rica Reptiles; Sonoran Spring 110 Elephant Orphanage; Leopard Seals; Chad Pregracke; Sea Turtle Tumours 110 Elephant Power 110 Elephant Seals 110 Enric Sala - Kingman Reef 110 Farallone Islands 110 Ferrets 110 Florida Bears 110 Florida Invasives 110 Fongoli Chimps 110 Freeze Frame Arctic 110 Frog Problems 110 Gator Wild - Florida 111 Global Warming 101; Ringed Seal; Willie Cock Bullet Hole; Chihuahuan Desert; Elephant Communication 111 Gorilla Ebola Crisis 111 Great White Shark; Juan Fernandez Seals; India Diaries; Alien Invasion Nutria 111 Hawaii: Greening an Army Base (NPR Climate Connections) 111 Hawksbills 111 Hornet Hunters 111 Humans and Dogs; Bull Sharks; Tasmania Birding; Bushmeat 111 Humpback Whale Tagging 111 Hydrilla Limpkin 111 Ichthyosaur 111 Kenya Rothschild Giraffes 111 Kobu-Lion Preserve; Pilot Whales; Wollemi Pine; Out There Wild Vet 111 Latino Genographic 111 Leader of the Pack 111 Lost City 111 Madagascar Lemurs - Loss of Natural Habitat 111 Madagascar Lemurs; Whale Sharks; Racing the High Sierra; The Secret Life of Bats 111 Manatee Alarm Project 111

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Changes in Properties of Matter 114 Elements, Compounds and Mixtures 114 Properties of Matter 115 The Periodic Table 115 Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy 115 Science and the City 115 Body Heat 115 Build Your Own Lavalamp 115 Carbon Dioxide and Fire 115 Exploding Water 115 Flashover Fires 115 Liquid Oxygen and Combustion 115 Making Butter 115 Mixing Oil and Water 115 Never Put Water on an Oil Fire! 115 Play with Polymers 115 Thermite Reaction 115 What Are Coins Made of? 115 Why Does Salt Melt Ice? 115 Science Lab Investigations 115 Chromatography 115 Energy and Chemical Reactions 115 Properties of Gases 115 Spectrophotometry 115 Titration 116 Water Analysis 116 Shedding Light on Atoms 116 Episode 1: The Dawn of Modern Chemistry 116 Episode 2: Oxygen Everywhere 116 Episode 3: The Discovery of Atoms 116 Understanding Chemistry in Our World 116 Lesson 01 - Chemistry and the Amazing Table 116 Lesson 02 - Bonding: Atomic Glue 116 Lesson 03 - Ionic Compounds: Opposites Do Attract 116 Lesson 04 - Molecules: When Atoms Share Electrons 116 Lesson 05 - Organic Molecules 116 Lesson 06 - Chemical Reactions: Atoms Find New Partners 116 Lesson 07 - Energy Makes Things Happen 116 Lesson 08 - Gases, Liquids, Solids: Going through Phases 116 Lesson 09 - Solutions: Mixing It up! 116 Lesson 10 - Rates and Equilibrium: Controlling Reactions 116 Lesson 11 - Acid/Base Chemistry: Proton Power 116 Lesson 12 - Electrochemistry: The Chemistry of Batteries 116 Lesson 13 - Nuclear Chemistry: Nature's Power Pack 116 Lesson 14 - Biochemistry: The Chemistry of Life 116

Mark Olson (Botanist) 111 Mastiffs and Wolves 111 Meerkat Hunting 111 Monkey Friends 111 Nalini Nadkami Canopy Confluence; Elephant Seals; Maneaters of Malawi; Cutthroats of Yellowstone 111 Ndoki Adventure 111 New Hominid Zeray Alemseged; Nurse Sharks; Across the Jungle Divide; Giants of Jasper 111 Operation Migration 111 Operation Migration; Sea Lions; Antarctica Wildlife Adventure; Africa Voices of the Forest 112 Orangutan 112 Otter Babies; Leatherback Turtles; Killer Crocs of Uganda; Sahara Trees 112 Owls: Silent Killers 112 Panama Golden Frog; Orca; Ndoki Adventure; Bluefin Japan 112 Path of the Pronghorn 112 Penguins Dee Boersma 112 Pikas 112 Poacher Patrol 112 Pygmy Sloth 112 Red Devils 112 Sea Lions 112 Terminal Velocity 112 Terrors of Tasmania; Grey Reef Shark; Off the Map; Yellow Stone River 112 Thermal Bats 112 Tiger Eye 112 Tim Samaras Lightning; Monk Seals; Nalini Nadkami Canopy Confluence; Pilot Whales 112 Urban Ants 112 Vampire Bats: Rabies Transmission 112 Velvet Killers Snake Hunter 112 Whale Sharks 112 Whale Sharks - Belize 112 Whales of Puget Sound; Tiger Sharks; Freeze Frame Arctic; Protecting Mai Po 112 Yellowstone Microbes; Mongoose Murders; Adventurer of the Year; Lost Year of the Loggerheads 112 Yellowstone Owls 112 Wild Turkeys 113 Wildebeest Migration 113 Wolf Hunting Tactics 113 Wolves - Legends of the Night 113 Working Dogs 113

Earth and Space Science

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ABC News Classroom Edition 117 Asteroid Trackers 117 Atmospheric Pollution 117 Atmospheric Pressure 117 Bill Nye the Science Guy 117 Atmosphere 117 Caves 117 Climates 117 Comets and Meteors 117 Deserts 117 Earth's Crust 117 Earth's Seasons 117 Earthquakes 117 Erosion 117 Fossils 117 Garbage 117 Oceanography 117 Outer Space 117 Pollution Solutions 117 Rocks and Soil 118 The Moon 118 The Planets 118 The Sun 118 Volcanoes 118 Water Cycle 118 Wetlands 118

Bill Nye the Science Guy 113 Atoms 113 Chemical Reactions 113 Fluids 113 Chemistry in Action Series 113 Bonding 113 Compounds in Chemistry 113 Reactions 114 The Periodic Table 114 Daily Planet in the Classroom 114 Explosions 114 Fire 114 Inside the Atom 114 Volume 1 114 Volume 2 114 Volume 3 114 Volume 4 114 Periodic Table for Students 114 Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table 114 Properties of Compounds 114 Properties of Elements 114 The History of the Periodic Table 114 Using the Periodic Table 114 Physical Science in Action 114 Atoms and Molecules 114

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Index Biosphere 118 Daily Planet in the Classroom 118 Eco Mobiles 118 Eco-Energy 118 Environment 118 Space I 118 Space II 118 Space III 118 Space IV 118 Weather 118 Discovery Specials 118 Earth 118 Earth and Space Series 119 Active Galaxies 119 Comets 119 Earth and the Moon 119 Eclipses 119 Exploration of Mars 119 Exploration of the Moon 119 Exploration of the Solar System 119 Extrasolar Planets 119 Galactic Clusters 119 Geostationary Satellites 119 Jupiter 119 Low Mass Stars 119 Mars 119 Mars Rovers 119 Massive Stars 119 Mercury 119 Meteorites 119 Mission to Mars 119 Neptune 119 Origin and Classification of Stars 119 Pluto 119 Saturn 119 Solar System 101 119 Space Exploration 119 Space Probes 120 Star Clusters 120 Sun 120 The Asteroids 120 The Big Bang 120 The Constellations 120 The Formation of Earth 120 The Galaxies 120 The Milky Way 120 The Moon 120 The Planets of the Solar System 120 The Size of the Universe 120 The Solar System 120 The Stars 120 The Structure of the Solar System 120 The Structure of the Universe 120 The Sun 120 Uranus 120 Venus 120 Earth in Action Series 120 Earthquakes and Volcanoes 120 Forces Shaping the Earth 120 Plate Tectonics 120 Weathering and Soils 120 Earth’s Atmosphere 121 El Niño and La Niña 121 Energy in Action Series 121 Environmental Science Series 121 Global Climate Change 121 Green Energy 121 Water Quality 121 Fire and Ice 121 Geography for Students 121 Living Green 121 Volume 01 121 Volume 02 121

Volume 03 121 Volume 04 121 Volume 05 121 Volume 06 122 Volume 07 122 Volume 08 122 Volume 09 122 Volume 10 122 Volume 11 122 Volume 12 122 Volume 13 122 Volume 14 122 Volume 15 122 Volume 16 122 Volume 17 122 Volume 18 122 Mars Landing 2012: The New Search for Life 122 Mineral Shapes 122 Nuclear Energy 122 Oceans in Motion 122 Phosphorous and Nitrogen Cycles 122 Science and the City 123 Seismes 123 Solar Power 123 Tectonic Plates 123 The Atmosphere 123 The Consumer and the Planet 123 Preserving the Legacy: Introduction to Environmental Technology 123 The Delicate Balance Part I 123 The Delicate Balance Part II 123 Science in Action Series 123 Pollution 123 Rocks and Minerals 123 Solar Energy 123 Show Me Science Advanced Series 124 Agriculture: Feeding a Hungry Planet 124 Energy: Understanding Hydroelectric Power 124 Environmental Science: Reclamation, Restoring the Land 124 Fuel Technology: Transportation Innovations 124 Solar Power: An Alternative Energy Source 124 Wind Power: A Renewable Energy Source 124 The Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation 124 Geologic Time 124 Glaciers 124 Intrusive Igneous Rocks 124 Metamorphic Rocks 124 Minerals 124 Mountain Building and Continents 124 Running Water 124 Sedimentary Rocks 124 The Birth of a Theory 124 The Sea Floor 124 Volcanism 124 Waves, Beaches and Coasts 124 Wind, Dust and Deserts 124 The Endless Voyage 124 Beneath the Surface 125 Deep Connections 125 Dirty Water 125 First Steps 125 Going to Extremes 125 Going with the Flow 125 Hands on 125 Look out Below 125 Making the Pieces Fit 125 On the Coast 125 Over the Edge 125 Something in the Air 125 The Water Planet 125 Treasure Trove 125 World in Motion 125 The Environment 125

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The Eyes of Nye 125 Astrobiology: Does Extraterrestrial Life Exist? 125 Global Climate Change: Earth's Atmosphere Heats up 125 Nuclear Energy: The Costs and Benefits of Alternative Choices 125 Transportation: Traffic, Fuel Consumption and Air Pollution 125 The Greenhouse Effect 125 The Habitable Planet 126 Atmosphere 126 Energy Challenges 126 Many Planets, One Earth 126 The History of Earth 126 The Magnetosphere 126 The Minerals 126 The Ocean Floor 126 The Ozone Layer 126 The Seasonal Cycle 126 The Structure of Earth 126 Think Green 126 Episodes 01 and 02 127 Episodes 03 and 04 127 Episodes 05 and 06 127 Episodes 07 and 08 127 Episodes 09 and 10 127 Episodes 11 and 12 127 Episodes 13 and 14 127 Episodes 15 and 16 127 Episodes 17 and 18 127 Episodes 19 and 20 127 Episodes 21 and 22 127 Episodes 23 and 24 127 Episodes 25 and 26 127 Episodes 27 and 28 127 Episodes 29 and 30 127 Episodes 31 and 32 127 Episodes 33 and 34 127 Episodes 35 and 36 127 Episodes 37 and 38 127 Episodes 39 and 40 127 Treatment of Wastewater 127 Wild Chronicles 127 Ellesmere Island 127 Kite Ski â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sarah McNair Landry - Greenland 127

Daily Planet in the Classroom 129 Architecture I 129 Architecture II 129 Art I 129 Bikes 129 Extreme! 129 Houses 129 Magic 129 Mining 129 Sound 129 Stunts 129 Water III 129 World II 129 Diving the Abyss 129 Earth and Space Series 129 Astronomical Observation 129 Astronomical Observatories 130 Black Holes 130 Hubble Space Telescope 130 Surrounding Earth 130 Electricity Series 130 Electric Motors and Electric Generators 130 Electric Potential and Electric Current 130 Electricity and Magnetism & Electromagnetic Devices 130 Ohm's Law and Power 130 Power Transmission and Power Consumption 130 Static Electricity and Electric Charge 130 Energy in Action Series 130 Electromagnetic Energy 130 Energy: Potential and Kinetic 130 Heat and Chemical Energy 130 Mechanical Energy 130 Nuclear Energy 130 The Transfer of Energy 130 Nuclear Energy 130 Advanced Version 130 Basic Version 130 Measurement and the Search for Relationships 131 Measurement and Uncertainty 131 Nanotechnology: An Introduction 131 Physical Science in Action 131 Characteristics of Waves 131 Electricity 131 Flight 131 Forces 131 Friction 131 Gravity 131 Light 131 Magnetism 131 Motion and Balance 131 Simple Machines 131 Sound 131 Radio Telescopes 131 Rainbows 131 Remote Sensing 132 Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy 132 Electricity 132 Renewable Energy 132 Science Lab Investigations 132 Science and the City 132 Barrel Roll Science 132 Build a Simple Motor 132 Build a Simple Speaker 132 How Does a Rocket Work? 132 How Does a Toilet Flush? 132 Hydraulics 132 Lenz's Law 132 Liquid Pressure 132 Make Your Own Doorbell! 132 Measuring the Speed of Light with a Microwave 132 Polarised Light 132 Rosin up the Bow 132 Spinning Tops 132

Physics 400 Years of the Telescope 128 Advocates of Change 128 Bill Nye the Science Guy 128 Architecture 128 Balance 128 Buoyancy 128 Electrical Current 128 Energy 128 Flight 128 Friction 128 Gravity 128 Heat 128 Light and Colour 128 Light Optics 128 Magnetism 128 Momentum 128 Motion 128 Phases of Matter 128 Pressure 128 Simple Machines 128 Space Exploration 128 Spinning Things 128 Static Electricity 129 Structure 129 The Science of Music 129 Time 129 Waves 129 Wind 129

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Index Fluids 136 Friction 136 Gravity 136 Levers and Pulleys 136 Magnetism 136 Newton's 3 Laws of Motion 136 Trajectory 136 Understanding Science Series 136 Energy 136 Matter 136

Storing an Electric Charge 132 The Electric Pencil 133 The Original Battery 133 The Science of Tightrope Walking 133 Three Types of Magnetism 133 Understanding Centrifugal Force 133 Water Bottle Rocket 133 Weightlessness 133 What Does a Spark Plug Do? 133 Why Do Balls Bounce? 133 Why Do Stones Skip on Water? 133 Why Is the Sky Blue? 133 World's Simplest Generator 133 Science in Action Series 133 Colour and Light 133 Lenses and Mirrors 133 SciQ 133 Can We Fly without a Plane? 133 How Does Technology Help Us See? 133 Who Can Ride the Wackiest Wheels? 133 Shedding Light Series 133 Shedding Light on Colour 133 Shedding Light on Curved Mirrors 133 Shedding Light on Electromagnetic Waves 134 Shedding Light on Lenses 134 Shedding Light on Reflections 134 Shedding Light on Refraction 134 Show Me Science Advanced Series 134 Propulsion: Technological Advances 134 Space Science: Everyday Astronauts 134 Tell Me Why - Science 134 Electricity and Electrical Safety 134 Flight 134 How Things Work 134 Science, Sound and Energy 134 Telescopes 134 The Advanced Physics Series 134 Light, Phase and Matter 134 Photonics 134 Sound Waves and Other Demonstrations 134 Special Relativity 134 The Synchrotron 134 The Electromagnetic Spectrum 135 The Endless Voyage 135 The Eyes of Nye 135 The Physics Tutor 135 Angular Acceleration and Moment of Inertia 135 Angular Momentum 135 Angular Speed and Angular Acceleration 135 Buoyant Force 135 Conservation of Momentum 135 Density and Pressure 135 Equations of Motion in One Dimension 135 Gravitation and Kepler's Laws of Motion 135 Inelastic and Elastic Collisions 135 Kinetic Energy and the Work-Energy Theorem 135 Momentum and Impulse 135 Newton's Laws of Motion 135 Newton's Laws of Motion with Friction 135 Potential Energy and Energy Conservation 135 Power 135 Projectile Motion 135 Rotational Equations of Motion 136 Rotational Equilibrium 136 Scalars and Vectors 136 Tangential Speed and Centripetal Force 136 The Bernoulli Equation 136 Torque 136 Velocity and Acceleration in One Dimension 136 Work 136 The Science of Disney Imagineering 136 Electricity 136 Energy 136

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Science Advocates of Change 137 Bill Nye the Science Guy 137 Do-It-Yourself Science 137 Inventions 137 Measurement 137 Pseudoscience 137 First Scientists 137 Science Lab Investigations 137 Scientific Processes Series 137 Measuring in Science 137 Observations and Data 137 Safety in Science 137 Your Science Fair Project 137 The Eyes of Nye 137 Understanding Science Series 137

Social Sciences Community and Family Studies A Child Grows - The First Year of Life 140 Attachment Relationships: Nurturing Healthy Bonds 140 Beginnings of Life Series 140 Newborn Development 140 Pregnancy in Progress 140 Understanding Childbirth 140 Childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Play: How Having Fun Turns Kids into Adults 140 Disciplining Kids without Screaming and Scolding 140 Five and Six Year Olds 140 Gender and Communication: Styles and Stereotypes 140 Guiding Behaviour in Early Childhood 140 How Boys and Girls Differ: The First Six Years 140 Infants Series 141 Infants: Cognitive and Language Development 141 Infants: Physical Development 141 Infants: Social and Emotional Development 141 Is Baby OK? Assessing Development 141 Kids and Sports: From Infant to Athlete 141 Minding the Baby 141 Moral Development in Children: Theories, Stages and Impact 141 Preschoolers - Compilation 141 Preschoolers Series 141 Cognitive Development 141 Physical Development 141 Social and Emotional Development 141 Responding to Diversity 141 Rules, Rituals and Routines 142 The Newborn: Development and Discovery 142 The Not so Terrible Twos 142 Welcome to Holland: Resiliency in Families - Raising Children with Special Needs 142

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Client with Dementia and Agitation & Anxiety Depressed or Suicidal Client Mental Status Assessment Verbally and Physically Aggressive Client & Delusions

Bigfoot Hoax 146 Bone Stretching 146 Boyd and the Lowriders 146 Cactus Drug 146 Cairo Belly Dancers 146 Child Marriage 146 Chinese New Year 146 Cobras 146 Corpse Lives with Family 147 Creature Cures 147 Cremation 147 Criminal Families 147 Crop Circles 147 Cultural Heritage 147 Death’s Chaplain 147 Djerba Island Jews 147 Dubai Falcons 147 Eating Rat 147 Embalming 148 Everest Extreme 148 Exploring Society: An Introduction to Sociology 148 Communications Media and Technology 148 Culture 148 Gender 148 Population and Urbanisation 148 Race and Ethnicity 148 Social Class 148 Social Groups 148 Social Interactions, Relationships and Structure 148 Socialisation 148 Fantastic Voyage 148 Fire Walking 148 Flesh Branding 148 Free Love 149 Fulani Initiation Rites 149 Gay Marriage 149 Geishas 149 Ghana Witches 149 Goat Foetus 149 Growing up at Ground Zero 149 Haitian Voodoo 149 Heavy Load in NY 149 Horseman 149 Hula 150 Initiation with Ants 150 Iran: Behind the Veil 150 Istanbul Tour 150 Journal 150 Kitchen Diplomacy 150 Knife Dancing 150 Land-Diving in Vanuatu 150 Lizardman 150 Loch Ness Monster Hoax 150 Love in the Streets 151 Lunar Healing 151 Making of the Afghan Girl 151 Male Plastic Surgery 151 Marrakesh 151 Men Fighting 151 Molokai 151 Multiple Marriage 151 My Girl Can Fight 151 New World Voodoo 151 Nubian Wedding 152 Peace Warrior 152 Peyote 152 Rat Temple 152 Rodeo Boss 152 Romeos 152

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Legal Studies Crime Autopsy Daily Planet in the Classroom Crime I Crime II Fraud Squad TV Counterfeit Products and Identity Fraud Identity Theft & Lottery and Prize Fraud

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Society and Culture 4Real 143 City of God - Mos Def 143 Haiti - Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers 143 Kenya - K'naan 143 Liberia - M.I.A 143 Pawnee - Casey Affleck 143 Peru - Cameron Diaz 143 Vancouver - Eva Mendes 143 Yawanawa - Joaquin Phoenix 143 ABC News Classroom with John Stossel 144 Caught Cheating with Charles Gibson 144 Give Me a Break! with John Stossel 144 Myths, Lies and Nasty Behaviour 144 Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Part 1 144 Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Part 2 144 Advocates of Change 144 Champions of Reform and Social Change 144 Champions of the Environment and Conservation 144 Extraordinary Family Dynasties 144 Extraordinary Partnerships 144 Musical Activists 144 Political Movers and Shakers 144 Remarkable Female Politicians 144 The World's Most Intriguing Royals 144 Ahmad Zahir for Beginners 144 Alexandria Library 144 Anthropology: The Four Fields 144 A New Hominin 144 Applied Anthropology 145 Biology and Evolution 145 Characteristics of Culture 145 Communication and Culture 145 Economic Systems 145 Essence of Anthropology 145 Food Domestication and the Emergence of Cities 145 Global Challenges and Anthropology 145 Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class 145 Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic 145 Kinship and Descent 145 Macroevolution 145 Marriage and Family 145 Methods of Paleoanthropology 145 Patterns of Adaptation 145 Patterns of Variation 145 Politics, Power and Violence 145 Premodern Humans 145 Primate Behaviour 145 Processes of Change 145 Religion and Spirituality 145 Sex and Marriage 145 Social Identity, Personality and Gender 145 Subsistence Systems 145 The Arts 145 The First Bipeds 145 The Living Primates 145 Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage 146 Art of the Deal 146

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Episode 1: Sol Is Sick of Talking about Dresden 152 Episode 2: Paul Prefers the Discussion of the Post-American World 152 Introduction: The Unquiet American 152 Sami 152 Santeria 152 Scarification 152 Self Stabbing 153 Sideshow 153 Spirit Healers 153 St. Paulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cathedral 153 Surviving West Point 153 A World Apart 153 An Uncertain Future 153 Leaders of Character 153 Learning to Lead, Learning to Follow 153 Make or Break 153 Playing to Win 153 Pushed to the Limit 153 Put to the Test 153 Shock to the System 153 Studying War 153 The Shock of War 153 Women Warriors 153 Teeth Chiseling 154 Thai Boxing 154 Thaipusam 154 The Deadliest Man Alive 154 The Great Kite Fight 154 The Journey 154 The Original Promise 154 The Reporter 154 The Unquiet American - Swing State 154 Tongue Boring 154 Transexual Cabaret 155 Trial by Oil 155 Tribal Tattoos 155 Turkish Germany 155 Warriors of the Golden Gate 155 Wild Chronicles 155 India Monkey Charming 155 Uganda Photocamp 155 Witch Cleanser 155 Witchcraft 155

Teacher Professional Dev. Believe Me 159 Beyond Belief 159 Check It Out 159 Major Disturbances 159 Minor Disturbances 159 Once upon a Library 159 Reference Interviews 159 Shrinking Big Problems 159 Traditional Storytelling 159 Courage to Teach Writing 159 Courage to Teach Writing 159 Overview 159 Post-Writing 159 Pre-Writing 159 Force and Motion Series 159 Workshop 1: Making an Impact 159 Workshop 2: Drag Races 159 Workshop 3: When Rubber Meets the Road 159 Workshop 4: On a Roll 159 Workshop 5: Keep on Rolling 159 Workshop 6: Force against Force 159 Workshop 7: The Lure of Magnetism 160 Workshop 8: Bend and Stretch 160 Integrating ESL Students into the Classroom 160 Teaching Math 160 5 to 8: Building Rafts with Rods 160 5 to 8: Building Viewpoints 160 5 to 8: Fraction Tracks 160 5 to 8: Hexominoes 160 5 to 8: The Largest Container 160 5 to 8: The Location 160 9 to 12: Volume 1 160 9 to 12: Volume 2 160 9 to 12: Volume 3 160 9 to 12: Volume 4 160

Technologies

Study Skills Research Skills for Students Avoiding Plagiarism Evaluating Sources Media Literacy Organising Research Presenting and Communicating Research Searching the Internet Student Toolbox Book Report Basics Homework Handbook Oral Presentation Research Roadmap Science Fair Teamwork and Group Projects Test Taking Strategies for Students Series Answering Test Questions Effective Note Taking Study Skills Taking Essay Tests Taking Math Tests Taking Reading Comprehension Tests Test Anxiety

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Design Technology Advocates of Change 163 Inventors and Ingenious Individuals 163 Lifestyle Revolution 163 Birth of a Sports Car 163 Part 1: Design and Vision 163 Part 2: Development and Testing 163 Part 3: Production and Marketing 163 Daily Planet in the Classroom 163 Air 163 Cars I 163 Cars II 163 Christmas 164 Extreme Vehicles 164 Games 164 Inventors I 164 Inventors II 164 Inventors III 164 Movies 164 Planes I 164 Planes II 164 Rescue 164 Robots I 164 Robots II 164

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Food: A Multicultural Feast 169 Global Eating - Learning from Other Cultures 169 In the Kitchen Series 169 Cooking Techniques: How It All Boils Down 169 Food Preparation Techniques 169 Kitchen Math and Measuring: How It All Adds Up 169 Kitchen Tools and Utensils 169 Knife Knowledge 101 169 Microwave Mysteries 169 Measure up in the Kitchen 169 Slow Food 169 Truffles 170

Robots III 164 Ships 164 The Cold 164 Try, Try Again 164 Vehicles 164 Water I 164 Water II 164 World I 164 Designing with Recycled Materials 165 Electronics 165 Communications 165 Environmental Applications 165 Healthcare Applications 165 Industry Applications 165 Transport, the Electronic Future 165 Eye for Design 165 Florence Artisans 165 Global Issues for Students 165 How Pop Art Changed the World 165 Martin Guitars 165 Mighty Ships 165 Akamalik 165 HDMS Absalon 166 MV Fairplayer 166 MV Resolution 166 Peace in Africa 166 USS Nimitz 166 Printed Circuit Boards 166 Product Design and Mass Manufacture 166 Product Design and Sustainability Series 166 Choosing Sustainable Materials 166 Volvo: Life Cycle Assessment 166 Product Design, Testing and Modification: Trunki 166 SciQ 166 Show Me Science Advanced Series 166 Engineering: Tiny Nano World 166 Robotics: Advances in Engineering 166 SMART - Resistant Materials 167 Smart Graphic Products 167 Sustainable Packaging 167 The Green Guide 167 Bedroom 167 Family Room 167 Kitchen 167 Laundry Room 167 Seal the House 167 The Science of Disney Imagineering 167 Volvo Cars: Designing for Innovation and Safety 167

Information and Communications Technology Advocates of Change Discovery Specials

Textiles Antique Silk Factory CAD and CAM in Textile Manufacturing Clothing Fibres Ethical Textiles How the World Dresses: Clothing and Global Culture ICT in Textiles: Design, Practice and Process Interactive, Smart and Modern Textiles Recycled and Sustainable Textiles Testing Textiles: Tests Fabrics and Products Undergo Textiles: Eco Design Textiles: Environmental Impacts Textiles: Industrial Printing and Dyeing Textiles: Mass Production Textiles: The Next Generation

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VET Stroke Recovery A Road to Recovery New Beginnings The Human Condition Feels so Good... Hurts so Bad Food for Thought Germ Warfare Heart of the Matter In Human Terms Lives in Balance Living with Cancer Risky Business The Code The Fabric of Health The Growing Years The Modern Plague The Web of Addiction Weighing In Working It Out This Thing Called Hope Episode 1: What Is Hope? Episode 2: Experiencing Hope

Food Technology ABC News Classroom Edition 168 Amazing Grains 168 Bill Nye the Science Guy 168 Cooking with Class 168 A Fine Kettle of Fish 168 Cheese with Everything 168 Death by Chocolate 168 Edible Flowers and Weeds 168 Free-Range Chicken 168 Fresh Spring Lamb 168 No Meat, No Problem 168 Open Wide and Say Ostrich 168 Pasta Please 168 Pick a Pepper, Any Pepper 168 Rustic Bison 168 The Magic of Mushrooms 168 Wild Boar – Fit for a King 168 Durian 168 Food Additives 169 Food Allergies 169 Food Plants 169

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