Curriculum Library PLUS Guide 2015 - ClickView UK by ClickView

Curriculum Catalogue Library PLUS 2015 National Geographic

Pumpkin Interactive

ClickView Productions

Disney Educational Productions

Educational resources for Secondary Schools and colleges

Contents 4

Arts

Physical Education

Business Studies

Science

English

137

Social Studies

Geography

159

Student Development

History

173

Teacher Professional Development

Languages

177

Technologies

Law

199

Vocational Education

Mathematics

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Welcome to the first edition of the Curriculum Library PLUS catalogue

Catalogue Key AR - Additional Resources

The following pages detail all programmes that are included in your ClickView subscription, as well as the additional titles available in the Curriculum Library PLUS. You’ll find everything from old favourites to exciting titles coming soon.

Student activities and support notes to assist teachers

We hope that your school will enjoy the significant advancement in quality of our latest programmes. Each new release from ClickView Productions is mapped to the national curriculum for England, with an age level to suit the intended year group audience. All are HD 1080p quality, equipped with lesson-enhancing additional resources and closed captions.

Library

We’ve taken a lot of care to ensure we meet the biggest educational resource needs of schools and colleges in the United Kingdom. New programmes such as ‘The Black Death’ and ‘Animal Farm’ provide unique, exclusive teaching resources. They equip educators with the perfect match of visual material for their lesson requirements.

Provider

PLUS

Titles available with the Curriculum Library PLUS

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These titles are included in your ClickView subscription

CVP

ClickView Productions

Distribution Access

The Curriculum Library PLUS constantly evolves thanks to updates of new content every term. Look out for exclusive titles coming soon for English, Maths, Science, Geography, History and more over the next 12 months.

DIS

Disney Educational Productions

LIA

Liacos Educational Media

Many thanks,

National Geographic

PUM

Pumpkin Interactive

@ClickView

Evan Clark ClickView Founder and CEO

Curriculum Library PLUS

2,333 videos

Videos available Arts

Physical Education

Business Studies

Science

838

English

Social Studies

249

Student Development

131

Geography History Languages

411 77 5

Teacher Professional Dev.

224

Technologies

Law

Vocational Education

Mathematics

Total

ClickView Library

813 videos

35 2,333

Some of our leading content providers

National Geographic

Pumpkin Interactive

Disney Educational Productions 3

ClickView Productions

Liacos Educational Media

Arts ClickView’s picks

Frantic Assembly: A Guide to Devising

Macrolens Part 2

Paradise Regained

From humble beginnings, Frantic Assembly has emerged as one of the boldest and brightest stars in the theatrical firmament. This film celebrates Frantic Assembly’s approach to production with interviews and demonstrations that excite facilitators and inspire students as they begin their ‘devising’ journey.

Montage of macro footage, some time lapse and some slow motion footage, set to music. Includes egg development, metamorphosis of cocoon to butterfly, ice and water shots, and many microorganisms.

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

2011 | 22 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2008 | 4 min | USA | NG | PLUS

2008 | 3 min | USA | NG | PLUS

Coming Soon Street Art

The Ensemble Builder

Impress with Impressionists

To some, street art and graffiti are nothing but vandalism. But to these young artists it is a form of self-expression. In this programme we speak to members of Melbourne’s thriving street art scene and examine the contribution of street art and graffiti to art and society.

Overcoming inhibitions and creating an environment of intimacy, trust and communication in an educational setting are some of the hardest tasks facing teachers. This programme, led by award winning UK drama teacher Stephen Pritchard and filmed over a two day workshop, demonstrates how it can be done.

Introducing Jazz

2011 | 25 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2006 | 45 min | UK | PUM | PLUS

No Nonsense Renaissance

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Aboriginal Art - Materials and Practice

Aboriginal art is world renowned when it comes to dot paintings. Focusing on materials and practice, this interview based programme explores the relationship between country, perspectives and context; materials and process; technique; style; and the Aboriginal art industry.

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2012 AUS

Aboriginal Art - Philosophy and Culture

Focusing on philosophy and culture, this interview based programme explores: what is meant by ‘Aboriginal art’, inspiration and influence, interpretation and symbolism, meanings and messages, and the cultural functions of art.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

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, and the struggle quickly turned into a political, cultural and ethical confrontation.

PLUS

2008 CAN

Eye Trick Town

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

Daily Planet in the Classroom: Art II

Daily Planet in the Classroom takes a crafty look at the science of art. See how artists create amazing creatures out of junk shop parts, how they shatter glass to sculpt amazing shapes, and create new forms of graffiti.

PLUS

2009 CAN

Introduction to Pottery

This video takes the novice through the basic pottery techniques. Techniques are demonstrated by Peter Pyne, a professional with extensive ceramics experience. It includes materials and preparation, pinch pots and coil pots, the potter’s wheel and throwing a basic cylinder on the wheel.

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1987 AUS

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Explore the artistic effects of the macro lens through footage of blossoming plant life, insect metamorphosis, states of matter, and many other creatures and microorganisms in this colourful art series. This series includes the following titles: PLUS

2009 USA

Part 2

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2008 USA

Part 3

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2009 USA

Making Photographs

“Making Photographs” explores all aspects of photography. This programme is an excellent resource for both beginners and advanced students.

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2005 AUS

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.

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2007 USA

Arts

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Paradise Regained

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

PLUS

2008 USA

Photography: Basic Lighting

This programme is a comprehensive introduction to lighting in photography, and provides a step-by-step guide on how to achieve the best results through understanding the features of hard and soft light in indoor, outdoor, and studio situations.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Repelling the Viewer

Portrait of artist Johannes Phokela, whose fascination with iconic images inspires his unique satirical paintings. Phokela believes painting is “the ultimate human act”.

PLUS

2007 USA

Spectrum Series

Paints on Ceiling

This programme 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.

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Inspire students to observe and appreciate the diversity of colour in the natural world through this colourful series. Explore both primary and secondary colours within landscapes, flowers, and marine life. This series includes the following titles: Blue

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2008 USA

Green

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2008 USA

Orange

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2009 USA

Red

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2009 USA

White

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2009 USA

Yellow

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2009 USA

Street Art

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2011 AUS

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.”

PLUS

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.

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2007 USA

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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.

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2001 USA

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2008 AUS

Urban Art

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An Introduction to Composing

This programme looks at a variety of starting points for composition through the eyes of some of Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s emerging composers and songwriters in a number of styles and genres. It covers what composition is, theme and variation, lyrics and music, and form and structure.

Art and Work of Choir

Choir is a compilation that requires both passion and expertise. These programmes 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: PLUS

2001 CAN

The Voice

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2001 CAN

Voice and Music

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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, his grandmother a boogie pianist. The result - a musical prodigy with traditional Blues stylings and a homebrewed style of Southern-swamp-funk.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

Genres in Music: From Handel to Hip Hop

This programme takes the viewer on a snapshot tour of many musical genres from Handel to hip hop, taking in views of classical art music, rock and pop music, opera and musical theatre, 20th and 21st century film music and orchestral collaborations with heavy metal, rap and hip hop.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Glass Harp

In this short, 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.

PLUS

2000 USA

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Arts

The Music

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Inside a Recording Studio

This video helps to understand the nature and acoustics of sound, the layout of a recording studio, main steps in the recording process, and producing a finished product. It also features professional sound recordists, mixers and musicians, and shows computer software that is used in the industry today.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

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.

PLUS

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 Wagner’s Ring Cycle in over 100 years.

PLUS

2004 USA

Steel Drums

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

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2001 USA

The Orchestra

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Young Bobby, an enthusiastic musician wants to join the orchestra. Before he can join, he must learn everything about the orchestra from Strauss the Conductor. Through the antics of these two engaging puppet characters, we explore the world of the orchestra, and the history and development of each instrument. This series includes the following titles: Conductor and Strings

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CVP

2009 AUS

Percussion and Orchestral Diversity

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CVP

2009 AUS

Woodwind and Brass

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CVP

2009 AUS

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PUM

2006 UK

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Creating Physical Theatre

This programme 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, rehearsals, demonstrations and performance from some of the world’s best practitioners.

Dance Composition Series

These fun and engaging programmes will guide students through the first steps of creating dance routines and learning steps to promote a sense of coordination and rhythm. The importance of the warm up and warm down when participating in physical activity are also emphasised. This series includes the following titles: Hip Hop

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2007 AUS

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Drama Skills Series

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Drama is more than putting on a play; it is finding out how to communicate ideas or feelings by discovering what you as an individual have to offer. The skills presented in this series provide a starter for students to learn more about themselves, whilst improving communication and basic performance skills. This series includes the following titles: Acting the Part

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Characterisation

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CVP

2004 AUS

Movement

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Frantic Assembly: A Guide to Devising

PLUS

PUM

2011 UK

The Ensemble Builder

PLUS

PUM

2006 UK

The Great Deviser

The Great Deviser comes with interviews, demonstrations, rehearsal footage and performance clips from some of the world’s most creative devisers: Goat Island (US), Forced Entertainment (UK), Ushio Amagatsu/Sankai Juku (Japan). The practitioners discuss their influences, how they start a piece, techniques and more.

PLUS

PUM

2010 UK

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Business Studies ClickViewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s picks

Fair Trade - Who Benefits?

Microeconomics

This programme explains the Fair Trade scheme, identifying its benefits to farmers in poorer countries and how fair trade organisations invest in communities. Hear from members of one such community, as well as consumers and retailers of fair trade products in the UK.

This programme introduces the market system, the law of demand and supply, price elasticity, market structures, market failures and government response, and many more key concepts. It introduces the classic concepts of microeconomics in an engaging and thoughtprovoking way.

2010 | 20 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2008 | 25 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 19 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Online Marketing

Starting an Online Business

Telephone Customer Service

Social media and the internet are now dominating global communication, we discover why online marketing is a vital part of every business model. Discover concepts such as search engine optimisation (SEO), pay per click, viral and email marketing, and features of an online marketing campaign.

This interview-based production introduces viewers to a range of online business models. It outlines how to create a business plan, set up and operate a business, and also provides industry advice on avoiding common pitfalls. Providing an insiderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s perspective on new ways of thinking in e-commerce.

A large portion of customer interactions with businesses and organisations happen over the phone. Using dramatised scenarios, this programme looks at various aspects of delivering professional customer service, including correct phone techniques, using the technology and handling conflict.

2012 | 19 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Effective Communication in Business Businesses rely heavily on communication, particularly in the 21st century information age. In this programme, we define what effective communication is, what disrupts it, why it is so important, the communication methods that modern businesses employ, and the importance of ethics in communication.

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2,200 Degrees

For more than a century, Bethlehem Steel was a major centre of American industry. Former steelworker Ritchie Check presents a portrait of this company that has all but disappeared.

PLUS

2008 USA

ABC News Classroom Edition: Microeconomics

Created in collaboration with a respected team of economics professionals, this programme is based on the National Council of Economic Education (NCEE) standards. John Stossel leads the exploration of complex economic topics, such as opportunity costs and subsidies, through the engaging use of real-world examples.

PLUS

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2007 USA

ABC News Classroom Edition: The World Economy

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The first programme looks at the transformation of the American economy since industrialisation to its modern position as a global economy, the second programme examines the link between population and financial wellbeing, and the third programme probes the connections between fiscal policies and global markets. This series includes the following titles:

Addressing Bullying in the Workplace

Because Money Matters

The World Economy Part 1: Depression and Recovery

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2003 USA

The World Economy Part 2: Our Crowded Planet

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2003 USA

The World Economy Part 3: Global Interdependence

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2003 USA

In this programme we focus on effective means of dealing with bullying behaviour at work. The first part of the programme addresses the mechanics of policy development, and handling incidences and complaints. The second parts goes to the core of this critical workplace issue and looks at the process of cultural change within an organisation.

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2006 AUS

This series looks at some of the key topics in business studies and can support the financial education of students. The programmes draw on the expertise of a range of interviewees, including some street interviews, to present an informative discussion from diverse perspectives. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2008 UK

Budgets, Spending, Taxation

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CVP

2008 UK

Saving and Banking

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CVP

2008 UK

Boost Juice: A Franchise Case Study

This programme provides students with a vibrant example of a successful franchise model. The founder and controlling shareholder of Boost Juice explains how Boost Juice operates and what its priorities are.

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CVP

2004 AUS

British Business Basics: What Is Marketing?

This fascinating programme provides a clear introduction to the subject, giving students a sound understanding of the key concepts and techniques used within marketing. It elaborates on the role of marketing within business, and explains how marketing interrelates with the other functions of a business.

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2009 UK

Business Basics

This programme is an excellent introduction to Business Studies, providing a breakdown of economic sectors, factors of production, the economy and markets. It features a range of experts, including Sharon Hague from Edexcel and Prof Jane Wills from the Queen Mary University of London.

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CVP

2012 UK

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Business Studies

Borrowing and Managing Debt

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Business Law

Businesses are regulated by laws that provide a framework for operation, and deliver protection to all stakeholders. A range of legal aspects are presented in this programme, including consumer choice, employee rights, health and safety, intellectual property, privacy, and financial reporting.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

Business Management in Recession

The UK took a severe blow during the global financial crisis of 2008. This programme looks at the implications of economic recession and the outlook that lies ahead. It examines the positive aspects of tough times, as well as some strategies that can be employed to minimise the impact and strengthen the economy.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Business Planning

Business planning is critical to the success and sustainability of any organisation. This interview-driven programme takes a comprehensive look at important aspects of business planning, including the business idea, aims and objectives, legal structures, the market planning, and financial planning.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Business Strategy

This programme on business strategy features executives from a range of companies sharing their expertise on developing and implementing business strategies.

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CVP

2013 UK

Business Studies

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This series looks at some of the key topics in business studies. The programmes draw on the expertise of a range of interviewees, including some street interviews, to present an informative discussion from diverse perspectives. This series includes the following titles: Customer Service

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2013 UK

External Factors Affecting Business

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CVP

2013 UK

Teamwork

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CVP

2013 UK

The European Union

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

The Profit and Loss Account

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CVP

2009 UK

Cash Flow

The cash flow is one way of measuring the success and viability of an enterprise. This programme defines cash flow, explains its importance, and conveys that a range of aspects need to be considered to maintain it at appropriate levels.

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CVP

2012 UK

Change Management in Large Organisations: Smoking Laws - A Case Study

Organisations only survive in todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s competitive environment if they can effectively deal with change. External changes such as changes to the smoking laws in several countries have forced change upon hotels and other venues. This programme looks at how Club Med and other establishments effectively managed this change.

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CVP

2008 AUS

Choices and Change: Macroeconomic Lessons

This series presents a discussion on the development of theories related to macroeconomics. The first programme looks at the challenges of transitioning from a command economy to a market economy using the example of the USSR. The second programme explores the importance of supply and demand through contemporary examples. This series includes the following titles: Economies in Transition

PLUS

2000 USA

Supply and Demand

PLUS

2000 USA

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This series presents a discussion on the development of theories related to microeconomics. The first programme presents the perfectly competitive market as one that results in an efficient outcome. The second programme explores the creation of a monopoly through a city’s newspaper war. This series includes the following titles: Competitive Markets

PLUS

2000 USA

Monopoly

PLUS

2000 USA

Consumer Choice and Protection

This programme examines the lures and pitfalls of shopping. We talk to an expert on consumer choice, and offer some tips and tricks to improve your financial literacy, helping you to shop as a clever consumer.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Customer Needs, Expectations and Perceptions

The more businesses know about their customers’ needs, expectations and perceptions, the better they are able to market their products and services. This programme covers the research tools and methods employed in customer relations, including focus groups and surveys, sampling, and secondary research.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Customer Service Essentials

Customer service is explored in a variety of scenarios in this series, from the person to person, to the call centre and live chat online experience. This excellent resource looks at various aspects of delivering professional customer service, correct techniques, using technology and handling conflict. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Person-to-Person Customer Service

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CVP

2012 AUS

Telephone Customer Service

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CVP

2012 AUS

Day to Day Business in a Cafe

The programme investigates a typical day in a busy city cafe, profiling the customers, products and staff. Regulations and legalities associated with running the business and operations and marketing aspects of the business are all covered.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Developing a Business Plan

This programme can be used as a template for any business to get started using the framework and case study provided. The four elements of a business plan - the executive summary, the operations, marketing and financial plans - are outlined. A case study of a newly established restaurant is used.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Don’t Hesitate, Communicate

Communication is a fundamental business skill in the workplace. The many forms of verbal communication, including oral and written methods such as meetings, speeches, electronic communication, letters and presentations, and nonverbal cues such as body language are explored in this programme.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

E-Business: A Case Study

This programme looks at the impact that e-business has had, and continues to have, on the operations of small and large businesses today. The programme looks at what is e-business and how it is used, the potential pitfalls, and incorporating ICT into a business operation.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Economies of Scale

This programme examines different types of economies of scale, such as commercial, managerial, technical, marketing and financial economies through interviews with a range of experts, as well as people on the street, and explores how economies of scale work in business.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

Business Studies

Online Customer Service

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Effective Budgeting for Business

Business owners and managers use budgeting to look for clues about the future. This programme explores the extent to which a number of businesses prepare budgets for cash, profit and position. More importantly it examines the use of budgeted information to create opportunities for success in the future.

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CVP

2008 AUS

Effective Communication in Business

Businesses rely heavily on communication, particularly in the 21st century information age. In this programme, we define what effective communication is, what disrupts it, why it is so important, the communication methods that modern businesses employ, and the importance of ethics in communication.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Employment Opportunities

The travel and tourism industry is rapidly growing around the world, presenting many employment opportunities. This programme presents employment opportunities, human resources, recruitment and selection, training, and employee rights through interviews with a range of industry professionals.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Enterprise and Entrepreneurs

Four bite-sized clips bring entrepreneurs into your classroom to talk about their motives, experiences and when they had their ‘Eureka’ moment. It includes motives and traits of entrepreneurs, risks and rewards, developing business plans, and sources of support and guidance.

Incl.

CVP

2008 UK

Environmental Sustainability in Business - A Case Study

This video features a case study of businesses that have developed unique approaches to sustainability. Their leaders reveal how becoming ‘green’ has helped make their businesses stronger and more financially viable. Discover the problems they faced, the benefits of change and their organisation’s future directions.

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CVP

2010 AUS

Establishing a Small Business - Case Study of a Cafe

Featuring a cafe business, this video documents the process of establishing a small business in a competitive market. Includes features needed to start a business, identifying and planning business opportunities, monitoring the target market, cost control and financial management, legal responsibilities and staffing.

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CVP

2003 UK

Ethics and Social Responsibility in Business

Increasingly, consumers expect businesses to operate in an ethical and socially responsible manner. Many businesses abide by a Code of Conduct, either company-specific or an industry standard. This programme differentiates between ethical behaviour and social responsibility, showing two businesses as examples.

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CVP

2003 AUS

Ethics and Social Responsibility in Management

This programme explores the practical ways Toyota and Energy Australia are integrating business ethics and social responsibility into all aspects of its operations. In addition, it examines the structure and purpose of the Corporate Responsibility Index as a means of benchmarking corporate responsibility.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Ethics and the Consumer

Who made the products we buy, under what conditions and at what cost to the environment? In this curriculum-fit programme, we tackle the issue of ethical consumerism, focusing on the global consumer, ethics, sustaining our future, fair trade and consumer choice.

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CVP

2010 AUS

Evaluating Business Performance: Small Business Case Studies

In this programme, the owners of three businesses talk frankly about profitability, liquidity, efficiency and stability. Students will gain an understanding of how to evaluate business performance.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Event Management

This programme explores the stages of organising a large event, the planning, leading and controlling required, finishing up with the criteria to successfully evaluate an event.

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2005 AUS

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Exam Preparation - Business Studies

This programme covers a range of study and revision techniques, focusing on knowledge and understanding, application, analysis and evaluation. It provides excellent insight for students on preparing for exams and maximising results through interviews with a member of Edexcel as well as a Deputy Head Teacher.

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CVP

2012 UK

Fair Trade - Who Benefits?

Incl.

CVP

2008 UK

Financial Management and the Planning Cycle

Join KPMGâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ben Skarrasbrek and Alexi Terrovex as they take us on a virtual tour of financial planning and management in large organisations. It includes common financial roles and duties, the importance of developing good cash flow, liquidity and return on capital investment and the entire planning cycle.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Financial Reporting for Business

This programme explores the content and format of three key accounting reports: the cash flow statement, profit and loss statement, and the balance sheet. The programme conveys important information about the financial position to the owners and stakeholders of a business.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

First Things First - Working Effectively in the Office

Most workplaces have constant demands, requiring employees to prioritise and manage their workflow. The personnel from two companies speak about developing a consistent and professional approach to working life, including work schedule, monitoring work performance, and developing personal and employability skills.

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CVP

2010 AUS

Franchising

In recent decades, franchising has become a popular and highly successful business model for many enterprises. This programme looks at various aspects of franchising, including how the franchise model works, attributes of a successful franchise operator, and benefits to franchisers and franchisees.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Fruit Shop Economics

This fast-paced programme examines basic economic concepts in a way that students will easily understand and relate to.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Global Business - A Case Study of Volvo in Brazil

Swedish automaker Volvo gained a foothold in the South American market by establishing a major manufacturing plant in Brazil. This film tells why Volvo sought to expand its global business by building its plant there, along with geographical, operational, human resource and political considerations.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Human Resource Function

This programme examines the HR function, covering the importance of HR management and the employment cycle, including planning for needs and recruiting staff, maintenance and renewal of employees, and terminating employment. It takes a look at how employee relations impact on an organisation.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

ICT in Accounting

This informative programme explores the way businesses use ICT in the accounting process, with reference to current accounting software packages, spreadsheets, the Internet and alternative forms of presenting data.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Impacts of Globalisation

The nations of the world are becoming more connected and interdependent. There are many benefits to globalisation, but not all nations have benefited equally. There are vast differences in living standards and income around the world, and this film explains these differences.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

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Introduction to Economics

This series presents a broad introduction to the subject of economics. It covers how economics attempts to solve the problem of limited resources versus unlimited wants, and also provides an overview of how different economic systems function. This series includes the following titles: The Nature of Economics: Introduction to Economics Part 1

Incl.

CVP

2001 AUS

The Operation of an Economy Part 2

Incl.

CVP

2001 AUS

IT in Business

This interview-driven programme examines the integral relationship between businesses and IT; covering IT and applications, communication technology, the internet, data protection, and security and misuse.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Market Analysis

Businesses and other organisations have a range of tools and methods they can employ to analyse their markets as part of ongoing strategic planning. This programme examines some of these tools, including PESTLE analysis and business snapshots, SWOT analysis and business snapshots, the Boston matrix, and Ansoffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s box.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Marketing, Research and Segmentation

This programme provides a clear explanation of the main methods of research available to businesses, and highlights the importance of sampling techniques and effective questionnaire design. The programme also reveals the main approaches used by businesses when segmenting to identify their main target markets.

Incl.

CVP

2009 UK

Microeconomics

This programme introduces the market system, the law of supply and demand, price elasticity, market structures, market failures and government response, and many more key concepts. It examines the classic concepts of microeconomics in an engaging and thought-provoking way.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Online Marketing

Social media and the internet are now dominating global communication, we discover why online marketing is a vital part of every business model. It explains concepts such as search engine optimisation (SEO), pay per click, viral and email marketing, and features of an online marketing campaign.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Operations Management - A Case Study of a Hotel

Focusing on the operational processes, this programme takes you behind the scenes, learning about the four strategic areas of operations - facilities, materials, quality and technology - applying them to a service provider and showing how various strategies can be used to improve business performance.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Ownership and Control

This programme examines common structures for business ownership and control, including sole traders, partnerships, private limited companies, public limited companies and franchises. It features commentary from a range of experts, including stockbrokers, sole traders, academics, and company executives.

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Promotion

This interview-style programme discusses a range of ways in which businesses engage in promotion. They include advertising, direct marketing, public relations and sales promotion. It finishes with some insightful comments about the importance of measuring the success of promotion, and ways in which it is carried out.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Ratio Analysis

Business analysis is often about the relationship between two or more all-important numbers. This programme explores concepts in ratio analysis, including liquidity, profitability, efficiency, gearing and investor ratios, and how different metrics can be used to make meaningful analyses about the state of any business.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

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Small business is thought to be the engine room of the country’s economy. Flexible hours and the opportunity to make large profits can make starting your own business appealing. However the reality of owning your own small business will present you with many challenges, which are considered in this series. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

The Business Plan

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Sources of Finance

Starting and operating any business requires capital, which needs to come from some source. This programme examines the various sources of finance available to businesses, including shareholder funds, venture capital, silent partnerships, banks, trade credit and factoring.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

Starting an Online Business

This interview-based production introduces viewers to a range of online business models. It outlines how to create a business plan, set up and operate a business, and also provides industry advice on avoiding common pitfalls. Providing an insider’s perspective on new ways of thinking in e-commerce.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Technological Development in Business

This programme examines technological developments within business and the risk that companies take in falling behind their competitors.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

The Basic Concepts of Economics

This animated programme introduces the central concepts of economics, including needs, wants, limited means (scarcity), choice and opportunity costs.

PLUS

2006 NZ

The Bottom Line: Balance Sheets and P&Ls

This programme focuses on two kinds of accounting reports: the balance sheet, and the profit and loss account or statement. Students will be taken through the format of each report and the key components, plus ‘real’ business owners share their experiences in using each report as a tool.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

The Credit Crunch

Take your students into the middle of the global financial crisis as it was unfolding. This programme, which embeds interviews from a range of individuals including economists, covers the global recession, causes and consequences of the credit crunch, the government response, unemployment and a look to the future.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

The Four P’s Marketing Strategies

This programme focuses on how three different businesses effectively apply marketing strategies, focusing on the 4 P’s of marketing: Product, Place, Price and Promotion. Common aspects that relate to all markets, and how they come together forming part the marketing mix, are analysed.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

The Housing Market

The housing market is driven by complex, interconnected factors. This programme explores the range of options and constraints people that have when it comes to deciding where to live, including variations in property prices, ownership and homelessness. An excellent introductory video to an important area of study!

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

The Money Go-Round: Case Studies in Cash Flow

This programme explores the reasons a business needs cash and common sources of finance available for businesses to access cash.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Business Studies

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In this engaging and curriculum-fit programme we look at what a brand is, the power of branding, what makes up a brand, the evolution of brands, and influences on brands. We also speak to Erminio Putignano from Futurebrand, who highlights some great examples of successful branding.

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This series looks at the matter of generating and then protecting crucial ideas effectively from competitors. It also answers the following questions: What are legal structures? Why are they important? And how do you choose the right legal structure for a new business? This series includes the following titles:

Understanding Issues in Globalisation

Generating and Protecting Business Ideas

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2010 UK

Legal Structures

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

This collection helps students get to grips with the causes and extensive consequences of an increasingly globalised economy. Our experts address issues of sustainability, opportunity, threat, energy, tourism, manufacturing and transnational corporations in these engaging and accessible clips.

Incl.

CVP

2014 UK

English ClickView’s picks

Animal Farm

Elements of Narratives

Evolution of the English Language

This programme analyses Orwell’s popular classic, ‘Animal Farm’. The first clip examines the context and background, including the Russian Revolution. The second clip describes who the characters symbolise. The third clip examines the theme of propaganda, and the final clip examines Orwell’s writing style.

Narrative writing can take many forms such as a novel, short story, or film. This programme takes an in-depth look at the structure and components of narrative writing, and the everpresent elements of character, plot, setting and themes.

A Short History of the English Language

2014 | 26 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 19 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2014 | 12 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Of Mice and Men

Punctuation Explained

The Writer’s Circle

This programme analyses the context, characters, themes and writing style of Steinbeck’s popular classic. It examines the economic and social landscape of America in the 1930s, presents an insight into how the characters are shaped by their circumstances, and explores the theme of strength and weakness.

Colons, Semicolons, Brackets, Dots and Dashes

Analysing Images

2014 | 24 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 20 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

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

2007 | 28 min | CAN | AR | DA | PLUS

English

Punctuation is something that many people have trouble getting their heads around. We’ll look at some of the punctuation marks often avoided in everyday writing, due to confusion about their features and functions; colons, semicolons, dashes, parentheses and ellipses.

English is an incredibly rich and complex language. This programme provides an overview of four key periods in the chronological history of the English language – Old English, Middle English, Early Modern English and Modern English – and how events in each period shaped the words, spelling, pronunciation and grammar.

CVP

A Writer’s Exchange

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

Before the Play Series

Introducing Explanatory Writing

PLUS

2003 CAN

Polishing Ideas: The Canon of Style

PLUS

2003 CAN

Reading, Writing, and Thinking Analytically

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing an Analytical Paper

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing an Explanatory Paper

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing Description

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing Narration

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing under Pressure

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing with a Persuasive Aim

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing with an Informative Aim

PLUS

2003 CAN

This series provides an in-depth analysis of two of Shakespeare’s most highly acclaimed plays: ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and ‘Macbeth’. Young Monash University academics Kim Edwards and Erica Hateley provide a detailed analysis of the texts by covering characters, setting, themes, plot, structure and imagery. This series includes the following titles: Macbeth

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Romeo and Juliet

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Blogging: Serious Media, or Just a Rant?

This programme will inform students about the emergence of blogs, look at their associated negatives and positives, and debate whether they are an opportunity for the alternative voice or just uncensored rants.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Debating and Public Speaking Series: Advanced Debating Skills

This programme discusses the fundamental issues in preparing and delivering a good debate, including preparation, rebuttal, definitional terms and adjudication.

Incl.

CVP

1995 AUS

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Languages evolve, just like societies, and this is the essence that the series aims to capture. It looks at the history of the English language, and how as much as eight per cent of the vocabulary has been borrowed from other languages. Recently, there have been rapid changes due to SMS, emails and social media. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Borrowed Words - How Languages Influence Each Other

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Language and Technology

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Exploring Genres

This programme helps students understand genre and its different components. It examines why writers choose different genres, considering audience and purpose. It also analyses the components of each genre, taking into account setting, characters, style and storyline.

Incl.

CVP

1999 AUS

Fairy Tale Narrative and Structure

This programme presents the tale of ‘Hansel and Gretel’, followed by an analysis of the narrative structure, in terms of orientation, complication, sequence of events, resolution and theme.

Incl.

CVP

2001 AUS

Haikus of the Heart

Poetry is a powerful form of expressing oneself. As this programme 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.

PLUS

2008 USA

James Moloney: Writing from Award-winning childrens’ and young adults’ author James Moloney talks about the craft of writing. He also discusses some of the Experience themes in his work: violence, race relations and discrimination.

Incl.

CVP

1999 AUS

John Marsden: Writing the War

This programme gives invaluable insights into John Marsden and his work, while learning creative writing techniques and gaining an understanding of the writing process.

Incl.

CVP

1998 AUS

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.

PLUS

2001 USA

Key West

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.

PLUS

2001 USA

English

A Short History of the English Language

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CVP

2014 AUS

Othello: New Perspectives

This programme attempts to define the nature of Othello’s tragedy while studying the various character relationships and the situation for women in the play.

Incl.

CVP

2000 AUS

Picking Poetry Apart: Theme, Context and Form

Theme, context and form are the three main areas of poetic analysis. While this programme does not attempt to provide a comprehensive description of each area, it provides key definitions and illustrates them with a wide variety of poetry from centuries old material and classics to modern verse.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

Punctuation Explained

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The ‘Punctuation Explained’ series is a fun and light-hearted overview of how to correctly use punctuation. We explore reasons for the continuing importance of learning to master punctuation, examine common punctuation errors and pitfalls, and the reasons why punctuation remains a necessary part of English language. This series includes the following titles: Apostrophes and Quotation Marks

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Capitals, Commas, Full Stops, Question and Exclamation Marks

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Colons, Semicolons, Brackets, Dots and Dashes

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Shakespeare - King Lear

Family, Politics and the State. This programme looks at ‘King Lear’ from a modern feminist point of view, and opens discussions about the gender roles in Shakespeare’s text. It juxtaposes the text as performed, against specially written scenes to illustrate the issues of family from a character perspective.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

Shakespeare - Major Themes in ‘Othello’: Four Key Sections

‘Othello’ is not only one of Shakespeare’s greatest works; it is also a text laden with meaning and themes. The video looks at the various themes of love and jealousy, proof and judgment, as well as the symbolism in the handkerchief. By playing through four key sections of the play, the video shows how the themes work.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Shakespeare: Othello Performances

This is a companion video to ‘Major Themes in Othello’, showing the actual performances of the four scene sections to explore how the themes work.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Shakespeare: Othello Portrayal of Evil

This programme is a useful starting point for studying the theme of evil in ‘Othello’. Inter-cut with exciting footage from a screen dramatisation of ‘Othello’, it features various authorities discussing Shakespeare’s choice of language, character and theme.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

The Language of Film and TV

Using a playful narrative structure, this programme outlines the most common stylistic techniques of film language used to communicate with the viewer.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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The Writer’s Circle

The Writing Process

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2007 CAN

Analysing Images

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2007 CAN

Building Arguments

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2007 CAN

Discovering Voice

PLUS

2007 CAN

Evaluating and Organising

PLUS

2007 CAN

Explaining Relationships

PLUS

2007 CAN

Exploring the Process

PLUS

2007 CAN

Imagining Solutions

PLUS

2007 CAN

Integrating Research

PLUS

2007 CAN

Observing Details

PLUS

2007 CAN

Responding to Arguments

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2007 CAN

Searching for Causes

PLUS

2007 CAN

Thinking Radically

PLUS

2007 CAN

This programme explores the creative influences and complex process of writing for young people. It features four leading Australian writers: John Marsden, Libby Hathorn, David Metzenthen and James Moloney.

Incl.

CVP

1999 AUS

This series explores Shakespearean comedy and tragedy, and discusses their features. It covers the wit and social satire of comedy; and examines the hero, his responsibility for his own fate, and his response to social and personal pressures. This series includes the following titles:

Writing Narratives

Shakespearean Comedy

Incl.

CVP

2000 AUS

Shakespearean Tragedy

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CVP

2000 AUS

This programme explores common areas that pose challenges for inexperienced writers and presents tips to create well-written and engaging stories. From tips on how to hook the reader to creating a successful ending, it will motivate viewers to overcome the blocks they face along the way.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

English

Understanding Shakespeare Series

Analysing Concepts

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Covering some of the most tricky and confusing grammar rules, this series will equip students with the necessary know-how to ensure their written work has the perfect use of grammar conventions. It looks at aspects such as the correct way to represent numbers in text and when to use capital letters. This series includes the following titles: Punctuation: Advanced Uses

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2003 AUS

Punctuation: Capitalisation

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CVP

2003 AUS

Punctuation: Italics

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Punctuation: Numbers

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2003 AUS

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Animation in Multimedia

This programme takes students through the elements of creating a successful animation, and covers a range of essential topics, such as character development, sound and voice addition, and the use of wire frame in 3D work. It also looks at the various roles in an animation team, and some applications of animation.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

How to Make Digital Stories

A digital story is a form of media that allows users to share their creative writing in a way that can be expressed through audio files, digital photos and imagery. This vital programme explores what a digital story is, how to write one, creating and adding images and audio, editing, and burning the final product.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Making a Video

This comprehensive programme guides the viewer through the entire process of making a video, from the diversity of roles in the creative team, to the brief of the video, the pre, post, and production phase, and the creation of the final credits.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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Geography ClickView’s picks

Cloud Formation

Daily Planet in the Classroom

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.

Weather

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

2009 | 40 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2010 | 1 min | USA | NG | PLUS

2008 | 60 min | CAN | DA | PLUS

Dynamic Lands: River Processes and Landforms

El Niño and La Niña

Emerging Superpower: Booming Bangalore

Challenges of Urbanisation: Inequalities in Bangalore

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

2010 | 2 min | USA | NG | PLUS 25

Bangalore has become the ‘Silicon Valley’ of India. This programme 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.

2009 | 40 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

Geography

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.

What happens in a sandstorm? How can the weather be controlled? Daily Planet in the Classroom answers some of the biggest questions under the sun.

Energy Security: India’s Sustainable Solutions

How Mountains Are Formed

Internal Migration in China

This informative short 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.

Since the 1970s, China has been experiencing the world’s largest internal migration. This programme looks at what internal migration is, and why China is experiencing a dramatic population shift from rural to urban centres. Population statistics and graphs are provided, and the hukou system of household registration is examined.

2009 | 20 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2008 | 2 min | USA | NG | PLUS

2014 | 13 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Population Change: Causes, Impacts and Management of Migration

Rural Challenges

Sustainable Communities: Studying Settlement

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 programme looks at sustainable alternatives, including wind power and biogas.

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.

This resource looks at the causes, impacts and management of the UK’s current period of rapid immigration. The programme 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.

With increased emphasis on getting students to carry out a local study, this programme 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.

2008 | 35 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2009 | 40 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2008 | 67 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

Tectonics: Processes and Landforms

The Haiti Earthquake: Impacts, Responses and Vulnerability

Tropical Storms: Bangladesh’s Cyclone Aila

Filmed in locations around the globe, this comprehensive programme 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.

This programme 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.

With extraordinary footage captured from Bangladesh’s recent cyclone, this programme 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.

2013 | 40 min | UK | PUM | PLUS

2013 | 45 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2010 | 33 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

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ABC News Classroom Edition

ABC News offers you an all-access pass to its extensive media library. Each thematic unit includes videos that combine revealing interviews with newsmakers, powerful documentary film clips, and lively commentary to forge connections to the people, places, and events that shaped our world. This series includes the following titles:

Acid Rain

Aerial Views

China Emerging

PLUS

2006 USA

Global Warming: Rising Temperatures, Rising Fears

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2006 USA

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.

PLUS

2010 USA

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: PLUS

2007 USA

Berlin Aerial Views

PLUS

2010 USA

British Countryside

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2010 USA

Channel Islands Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Denmark Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

English Castles Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

English Country Houses Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

France Aerial Views

PLUS

2010 USA

German Castles Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Iceland Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Images of Germany

PLUS

2007 USA

Images of Spain

PLUS

2007 USA

Industry and Energy

PLUS

2007 USA

Ireland Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Isle of Man Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

London Day Aerial Views

PLUS

2010 USA

North Italy Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Paris Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Portugal Aerial Views

PLUS

2010 USA

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Geography

Balearic Islands Aerial Views

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Scotland Aerial Views

PLUS

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Ships, Boats, and Yachts of All Sizes

PLUS

2007 USA

Southern Italy Aerial Views

PLUS

2007 USA

Venice

PLUS

2007 USA

Wales Aerial Views

PLUS

2010 USA

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.

PLUS

2005 USA

Africa

This programme 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.

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Go on a virtual African safari through this series, which contains montage clips of various African animals. Teachers are warned that some viewers may find shots of animals hunting for food to be disturbing. This series includes the following titles:

Ageing Populations

American Landscapes

African Wildlife Part 1

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African Wildlife Part 2

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African Wildlife Part 3

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2009 USA

This programme examines the issues surrounding an ageing population in the UK, using East Devon as a case study. It starts by illustrating the nature of UKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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 United States is home to some beautiful 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:

American Orient Express

American Landscapes Part 1

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American Landscapes Part 2

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American Landscapes Part 3

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American Landscapes Part 4

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2009 USA

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

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2002 USA

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Antarctica: An Overview

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.

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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.

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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.

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2010 USA

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.

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2010 USA

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.

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2010 USA

Balloons and Radar

Earth’s atmosphere is monitored at ground level by ground 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.

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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 programme explores the heritage and importance of the environment, and the battle for preserving the natural state of the area.

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2000 USA

‘Bill Nye the Science Guy’ is a popular educational programme that covers a range of topics in an engaging manner. Each episode explores a different concept related to physical or human geography, and is interlaced with fastpaced action and humour. This series includes the following titles: Atmosphere

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Caves

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Climates

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Deserts

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Earth's Crust

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Earthquakes

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Erosion

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Farming

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Garbage

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Lakes and Ponds

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Oceanography

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1995 USA

Pollution Solutions

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Rivers and Streams

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Rocks and Soil

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Storms

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Volcanoes

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Water Cycle

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Wetlands

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Biodiversity Under Threat

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

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Biosphere

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

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2010 USA

Black Canyon

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

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2002 USA

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This film explores Blackpool before the railway age, in its heyday,

Blackpool - The Development its tourism trade decline, and the town’s possible future. Supported by archive footage and interviews, the video challenges students to of a Tourist Destination think about the concept of tourism and incorporates suggestions for sustainable development of smaller tourist destinations.

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, which were created after the nearby geothermic power plant pumped the heated water back out into the landscape.

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Boston’s North End

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

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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.

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2003 USA

Canada’s glaciers present the most remarkable array of ‘frozen rivers’ on Earth - and a field of scientific inquiry 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?

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Canadian Rainforest

The world’s only temperate climate rainforest has been elected to be protected forever. This programme 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 programme 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

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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2008 USA

Cartography

Offers an overview of the purpose of maps, which is 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.

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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.

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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 programme then visits various poverty alleviation projects covering, water, sanitation and housing.

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2009 UK

Changing Communities

This programme on changing communities focuses on the changes that have occurred in the town of Korumburra and the reasons for these changes.

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2006 AUS

Changing Populations: Causes, Impacts and Management of Migration

Changing global economic and political conditions are dramatically shifting traditional patterns of migration. This programme investigates why there has been such an increase in recent years, where they have come from, what the challenges are, and who benefits from it.

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Chinese New Year

An exploration into the customs and practices surrounding Chinese New Year in both China and the United States. 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.

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2006 USA

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

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Scientific evidence clearly shows that global temperatures are rising and weather patterns are changing, though some are sceptical about the degree of human responsibility for climate change. The programmes present both sides of the debate, supported by examples, expert opinions and statistics. This series includes the following titles: Climate Change: Classroom Issues

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2008 AUS

Climate Change: Our Responsibility

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2008 UK

Climates of the World

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

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2010 USA

Climates: Overview

Depending on where you are on Earth, climatic conditions can be quite different. This short 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.

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2008 USA

Cloud Formation

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Coastal Environments

This film looks at weathering, erosion, deposition, cliff collapse and the management of coastal areas in the UK. Professionals offer insight into the geographical phenomena of coastal environments, the features of coastal areas, and the challenges involved the managing the gradual retreat of the coast.

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2012 UK

Coastal Processes and Landforms

Filmed along the Dorset coastline, 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.

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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.

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2008 USA

Cooperstown

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

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2001 USA

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Coral Reef

Visit a colourful, tropical coral reef with sea turtle, feather star, scorpionfish, cuttlefish, damselfish, coral, sea anemone, flounder, flatworm, nudibranch, nurse shark, and other marine life.

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2007 USA

Cyclones

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.

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2008 USA

Daily Planet in the Classroom

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Eco Mobiles

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2007 CAN

Environment

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2007 CAN

The Natural World

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2008 CAN

Weather

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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.

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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.

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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

Deserts - Global Environments

This video provides a comprehensive insight into deserts around the world, delving into reasons for its existence, the climate, physical characteristics and processes occurring within them. It also contains an examination of human life in deserts and the impact of humans on desert ecosystems.

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2012 AUS

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.

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2010 USA

Dynamic Lands: River Processes and Landforms

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Geography

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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, and discover how its internal heat is the source of intense volcanic and seismic activity.

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2010 USA

Earth’s Atmosphere

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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2008 USA

Earthquake Tsunami - Wave of Destruction

This programme explores the natural forces in our planet, and how and why earthquakes occur. It also examines the case of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and the international response that followed.

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2005 AUS

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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2005 USA

East Timor Tourism

A short programme 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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2002 USA

El Niño and La Niña

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2010 USA

Emerging Superpower: Booming Bangalore

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2009 UK

Energy Security: India’s Sustainable Solutions

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2009 UK

Ensuring a Sustainable Environment

This informative and factual film looks at measures used to ensure sustainability along with the principles and limitations of environmental impact assessment. Included are interviews with an industry specialist from ABTA, and representatives from travel and tourism organisations.

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2012 UK

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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2003 USA

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

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Essaouira

As fishing opportunities in Essaouira, Morocco, decline, its economy is increasingly focused on tourism. This programme 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

Ethical Tourism (Updated)

This video discusses ethical tourism practices, and its benefits and costs for host communities, businesses and travellers. It is an excellent resource that contains interviews with subject specialists, as well as organisations such as Tourism Concern and Tribal Travel.

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2012 UK

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

Exploring England

This film examines a range of geographical, social, historical and political aspects of England and English life. It features commentary from a range of interviewees, and discusses the United Kingdom, climate, the English, the Celts, immigration, visiting England, and the European Union.

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2013 UK

Farming - the Future

This film looks at the future of farming in the UK and begins by asking the question: is UK farming in crisis? Experts then take viewers through recent trends and issues in farming, including organic farming, precision farming, genetic modification, the EU’s common agricultural policy, and strategies for now and the future.

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2013 UK

Features of American States

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Each programme 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: PLUS

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Features of Connecticut

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2008 USA

Features of Florida

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2008 USA

Features of Kansas

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2008 USA

Features of Maine

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2008 USA

Features of New Mexico

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2008 USA

Features of North Carolina

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2008 USA

Features of Oklahoma

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2008 USA

Features of Tennessee

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Features of Texas

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Features of Wisconsin

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2008 USA

Geography

Features of Colorado

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Fire and Ice

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

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2002 USA

Flooding in Bangladesh: Causes, Impacts and Management

Tailor-made for the UK, this programme, 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 explained in this resource, it looks in detail at runoff, infiltration rates, and the factors affecting storm hydrographs. Firsthand 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

Floods

Floods cause devastation, often with little warning. They cost lives, hours of work and vast sums of money in clearing and rebuilding infrastructure. This film explores the causes, effects, and warning and management systems. Experts provide commentary, and the floods of summer 2007 in the UK are examined as a case study.

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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 revitalize the prairie by The Nature Conservancy.

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1999 USA

Geographers in the Field

This programme presents a detailed insight into the processes involved in undertaking a fieldwork study in Geography. The video also outlines the different types of fieldwork, considers ways of presenting findings, and fosters a sense of active citizenship in students.

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2009 AUS

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.

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2010 USA

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This UK-based series features programmes that explore the trends in housing and shopping, as well as urban planning, all of which are components of human geography. It features street interviews and expert interviews, and is presented with resources that are tailor-made for senior secondary and FE level students. This series includes the following titles:

Geography of Conflict

Housing

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2013 UK

Relocating Everton FC

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2013 UK

Shopping: Past, Present and Future

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2013 UK

Conflicts can have a reverberating effect on a regional, national and global scale. The three films in this series delve into the issues associated with conflict, such as fighting for land and resources, terrorism, poverty, aid and international assistance. This series includes the following titles: Conflicts on a Local Scale

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2009 UK

Consequences of Conflict

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2009 UK

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2009 UK

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 yet comprehensive video explains each geological period, with the use of a scale and graphic diagrams of the Earth’s surface.

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2008 USA

Geomagnetism

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

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2010 USA

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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2008 USA

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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2001 USA

Glacial Lake Cranberries

Meet Mary Brazeau Brown, a woman who farms cranberries in Cranmoor, Wisconsin and runs Glacial Lake Cranberries. This short programme 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 and Glaciation: A Frozen Key to Our Past and Future

This programme explores the development of glaciers and their characteristics during different stages, including their movement, effect on mountain features and landforms, and their advancement and retreat. The importance of the water cycle to the build-up of ice and snow is also considered.

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2000 AUS

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 Food Equity

This programme breaks down the different areas of food, from the availability and distribution to why some people have more than others. Leading health experts at Oxfam and the Red Cross discuss why food inequity occurs, and what is being done to address the problem.

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2012 AUS

Global Tectonics - Competing Through dramatisation and animated graphics, this programme clearly explains current theories regarding the structure of the Theories Earth, and how the continents came to be in their current positions.

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2006 AUS

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 reduce this process.

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2010 USA

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Global Warming - You Can Make a Difference

Global warming is an important and often contentious issue. This programme argues that action should be taken at international and political levels, and addresses the question of what a person can do to reduce their ‘carbon footprint’ on the planet.

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2006 AUS

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

Gobi Adventure: The Forgotten Desert

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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2001 USA

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.

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2007 USA

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.

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2001 USA

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.

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1999 USA

Hawaii Volcanoes - Mauna Loa

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

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1985 USA

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

Hula

A story on the hula in Hawaii, including its history, halaus, and the Merrie Monarch festival hula competition.

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2001 USA

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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, and explores the concept of saturated air.

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2010 USA

Iceland: Living with Volcanoes

Focusing primarily on the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption, this programme 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.

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Identifying Clouds

Clouds come in an infinite variety of shapes. This short yet informative programme 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 USA

Impressions of Europe

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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. This series includes the following titles:

Improving the Urban Environment

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Impressions of Barcelona

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2010 USA

Impressions of Granada

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2010 USA

Impressions of Greece

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2010 USA

Impressions of Istanbul

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2010 USA

This film is about improving urban environments and managing change so that they continue to be places and precincts where people want to be. It features interviews with academics to discuss topics such as inner city decline, urban regeneration, and urbanisation in the developing world.

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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: PLUS

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Canada in 4K

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Japan in 4K

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Singapore in 4K

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Thailand in 4K

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2007 USA

This programme examines the aims, objectives and examples of aid work done by international aid organisations such as Oxfam Community Aid Abroad, IDSS, AusAID, the Salesian order and the Kiwanis.

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2003 AUS

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In Focus: East Timor - A Case Study in International Aid

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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

Internal Migration in China

Since the 1970s, China has been experiencing the largest internal migration. This programme looks at what internal migration is, and why China is experiencing a dramatic population shift from rural to urban centres. Population statistics and graphs are provided, and the hukou system of household registration is examined.

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2014 AUS

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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Istanbul Tour

A team from National Geographic tours Istanbul to write a magazine story about the city. They visit Armutlu, a gecekondu, or ‘built overnight’ community.

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2001 USA

Italy

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

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2004 USA

Journal: Crossing Greenland

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, with only the benefit of skis and the supplies they are able to carry.

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Journal: St. John the Divine: Blessing of the Animals

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.

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1996 USA

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.

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2003 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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2003 USA

Latitude and Longitude Where Are We?

This programme defines latitude and longitude, and explores how this global referencing system is applied. This video also examines great and small circles, finding locations, the relevance of zero latitude, and the purpose of defining the Equator as zero degrees latitude.

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2002 AUS

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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.

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2004 USA

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

Limestone Landscapes

In this film, travel to the limestone landscape of Malham Tarn in North Yorkshire, and learn about the different limestone formations and the natural processes that have contributed to their formation over many millions of years. Also explored is the importance of conservation, and preserving the UK’s natural heritage.

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2012 UK

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.

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2008 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 a Coastal Ecosystem

Australia has a vast and diverse coastal ecosystem. This programme examines the formation of beaches, the range of habitats that are a part of the coast, impacts and threats to this ecosystem, and the levels of governance that shape the Australian coast.

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2006 UK

Managing an International Tourist Destination

This programme examines how people go about the overwhelming task of managing the 3000 international tourists which flock to Australia’s Great Ocean Road every week. It explores sustainability, promoting the area, environmental impact, increasing the yield of tourism, and the economic and social importance of tourism.

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2006 AUS

Managing Fragile Environments

This film focuses on Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve on the Lincolnshire coast. Viewers will be taken through a range of management issues faced by the reserve, and various strategies employed to maintain an appropriate balance between the natural environment and human activities.

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2012 UK

Managing the Dorset Coast: Conflicts, Challenges and Opportunities

How do you balance the needs of the 25,000 visitors who descend on Studland Bay and the requirements of the Europe’s largest oil field - and protect the environment? This video 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 programme 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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2000 USA

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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.

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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.

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2010 USA

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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2010 USA

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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2001 USA

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.

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2010 USA

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 programme explores the seven basic crystal systems, and explores the role anatomic structures play in this categorisation.

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2008 USA

Minimum Impact: Take Only Photos, Leave Only Footprints

This programme emphasises the message underpinning the maxim, ‘take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints’. It is necessary to minimise our impact when enjoying the outdoors.

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2005 AUS

Mining in Canada

The mining industry has developed significantly so that the vast majority of mining is carried out using giant machines, computers and space-age technology. However, mining image and reputation is also changing, as increasing attention is paid to sustainability.

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1997 CAN

Mississippi River Ride

In a Mark Twain-styled adventure, this programme 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 programme explains the processes causing Montserrat’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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Mountains

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.

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2008 USA

Natural Hazards: Floods

This interview-led programme looks at the causes and consequences of flooding; the 2005 flood event in Carlisle, UK; the 2011 flood event in Queensland, Australia; the impact of climate change; and flood management and mitigation alternatives.

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2013 UK

North America

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.

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2004 USA

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Fish Pirates

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2001 USA

Forest Woman

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2002 USA

Last of the Mokens

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2002 USA

Lava Lover

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2002 USA

Poison Vents

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2002 USA

Rock 'n' Coral

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2002 USA

Skin Deep

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2002 USA

The Big Squish

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2001 USA

The Rash

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2001 USA

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

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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.

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2010 USA

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

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 landmines 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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2008 USA

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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2000 USA

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

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.

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2010 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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2008 USA

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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

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.

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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.

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2010 USA

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.

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2010 USA

Population and World Resources

This programme examines how the world’s resources are consumed by populations at different levels of economic and technological development. It stresses the importance of ecological sustainability, and prompts students to think about the opportunities and obstacles surrounding the adoption of sustainable practices.

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2003 AUS

Population Change: Causes, Impacts and Management of Migration

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2008 UK

Population Geography

This programme explores the study of population geography to understand the world we live in, and work towards harmony with the planet. It also delves into how population trends eventuate through birth and death rates, as well as the effect of social values on population growth.

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2009 AUS

Positive and Negative Impacts of UK Weather Systems

The changeable nature of the weather in the British Isles has an impact on everyday lives, from travel arrangements to sporting fixtures. This programme examines how low and high pressure weather systems operate, before identifying some of the impacts on human activity.

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2010 UK

Precipitation

Water is an essential component of Earth’s atmosphere. This resource will introduce students to the processes involved in its movement and transformations, and establish its link to weather phenomena, including storms, fog, hail, cyclones, and rainbows.

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2010 USA

Precipitations

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

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2008 USA

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1999 CAN

The Delicate Balance Part II

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1999 CAN

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

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2001 USA

K2 Forever

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2002 USA

Path to the Summit

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2001 USA

Surviving the Summit

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2001 USA

The Death Zone

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2002 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.

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2008 USA

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 programme 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 programme 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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1995 USA

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

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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, and learn about the experience of the exhilarating activity, and how it has come to be through natural processes.

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2001 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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1996 USA

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.

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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

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.

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2002 USA

Rural Challenges

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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 programme, and discover how tourists trek through tunnels to reach the Catholic landmark.

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2001 USA

Sami

This short programme covers a story on the Sami people. Cameras follow Elle-Hansa as he maps the Sami homeland in Northern Europe.

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2002 USA

Sanaa

This programme 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.

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2006 USA

Sandhill Crane Migration

This programme 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.

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2002 USA

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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 sap and elaborated sap, and demonstrate how sap supports photosynthesis in a plant.

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2010 USA

Savage Mountain

Climbers from all over the world take on the challenge of K2, the second highest mountain in the world after Everest. Explore K2 with the famous team from Italy who were the first to scale the mountain in 1954.

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2002 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.

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1990 USA

Seismes (Earthquakes)

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.

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2008 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 programme 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.

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2002 USA

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.

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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. This film demonstrates how the extreme landscape influences the lifestyles of its local people.

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2002 USA

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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2001 USA

Smith Island Land Erosion

This clip introduces viewers to Smith Island in the Chesapeake Bay, USA. 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.

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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.

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2010 USA

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South America

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.

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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.

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2003 USA

Summer Heat

Discusses the summer heat in the United States in 2005, when high temperature records were set across the country. This programme compares the historical temperature records and discusses how heat stroke affects human beings.

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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.

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2010 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.

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2001 USA

Sustainable Communities: Studying Settlement

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2008 UK

Sustainable Settlements Issues

Sustainability in urban areas is coming into sharp focus as urban residents struggle to cope with social, economic and environmental issues. This programme examines the concept of urban sustainability and the changes that can be made to improve quality of life locally, nationally and globally.

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2010 UK

Sustainable Urban Living - A South American Case Study

Curitiba in Brazil is known for its innovative ideas in sustainable urban management. This case study looks at the city’s initiatives and how these have benefited residents, including planning for parks and gardens, alleviating flooding and squatter settlements, garbage and recycling operations, and the environmental benefits.

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2003 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.

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1999 USA

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.

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2008 USA

Tectonics and Volcanism

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.

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2010 USA

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Temperate Climates

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

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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.

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2004 USA

Terrestrial Co-Ordinates

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.

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2010 USA

The Atmosphere

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

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2010 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 programme.

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2010 USA

The Cycles

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The natural cycles that balance and regulate our Earth and atmosphere provide the necessary conditions for sustaining a diverse range of life forms on the planet. But what actually occurs in these cycles? This series looks at the role of the carbon, phosphorous and water cycles in our planet. This series includes the following titles:

The Continents

The Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation

The Carbon Cycle

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2013 AUS

The Phosphorus Cycle

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2013 AUS

The Water Cycle (Advanced)

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2013 AUS

The Water Cycle (Basic)

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2013 AUS

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.

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2008 USA

Based on the award-winning college tele-course 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: Earthquakes

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Geologic Time

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Glaciers

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Ground Water

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Intrusive Igneous Rocks

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2000 CAN

Living through an Earthquake: Loma Prieta

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Metamorphic Rocks

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Minerals

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Mountain Building and Continents

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Running Water

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Sedimentary Rocks

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The Birth of a Theory

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The Sea Floor

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Volcanism

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Waves, Beaches and Coasts

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Weathering and Soils

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Wind, Dust and Deserts

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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: PLUS

2003 CAN

Deep Connections

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2003 CAN

Dirty Water

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2003 CAN

Due West

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2003 CAN

First Steps

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2003 CAN

Going to Extremes

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2003 CAN

Going with the Flow

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2003 CAN

Hands On

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2003 CAN

Look Out Below

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2003 CAN

Making the Pieces Fit

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2003 CAN

On the Coast

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2003 CAN

Geography

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Something in the Air

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The Water Planet

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2003 CAN

Treasure Trove

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2003 CAN

World in Motion

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2003 CAN

The Environment

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.

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2010 USA

The Evolution of Landscapes

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 programme.

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2008 USA

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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. This series includes the following titles: Global Climate Change: Earth's Atmosphere Heats Up

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2005 USA

Nuclear Energy: The Costs and Benefits of Alternative Choices

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2005 USA

Population: Human Demographics

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2005 USA

Transportation: Traffic, Fuel Consumption and Air Pollution

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2005 USA

The Greenhouse Effect

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.

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2010 USA

The Haiti Earthquake: Impacts, Responses and Vulnerability

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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 how 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

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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.

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2008 USA

As we have become more aware of human impact on the land, it is important to explore tourism that ensures harmony with the environment and protects resources. Eco-tourism vacations, such as the case study ‘Trail of the Great Bear’, provide opportunities to learn, understand and appreciate the environment.

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2002 CAN

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.

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2010 USA

The Ozone Layer

Discover the nature of the ozone, an atmospheric gas, which forms an envelope around Earth in this programme. 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.

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2010 USA

The Representation of Earth

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 programme outlines how the land must be identified and measured to generate an accurate map.

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2008 USA

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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2008 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.

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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.

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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 programme, discover how in most regions the water rises to high tide twice a day and recedes, and how this process occurs through astronomical phenomena.

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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 programme describes the continuous recycling and returning of water through the concept of the water cycle.

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2010 USA

The Wood Industry

The wood industry involves logging and the manufacturing of products made with wood, and 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 explains how paper is manufactured.

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2010 USA

The New Faces of Tourism Series Eco-Tourism: Trail of the Great Bear

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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.

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2008 USA

Three Rivers

This programme 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 5,000 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 informative yet short programme.

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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.

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2008 USA

Tornado

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

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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.

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2007 USA

Tornadoes

Tornadoes are nature’s most violent storms, with swirling winds that can top 300 miles per hour. In this programme, 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.

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2004 USA

Tourism in Sierra Madre

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

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2002 USA

Transport: Getting About

A window on the world of transport, its history, environmental impact, and importance, this programme is sure to entertain and inform students, as they make comparisons and think about cultures other than their own.

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2005 AUS

Trastevere

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

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2003 USA

Treatment of Wastewater

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 programme observes some of processes involved in cleaning wastewater.

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2010 USA

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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, and how these climates encourage growth of the equatorial forest and produce seasonal monsoon rains.

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2010 USA

Tropical Storms: Bangladesh’s Cyclone Aila

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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2004 CAN

Underground Adventure: Spelunking

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.

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2001 USA

Urban Development

This programme examines urban development by considering the geographical processes involved, perceptions and responses of various groups, and the management and decision making required.

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2006 AUS

Urban Dynamics

This programme lists the advantages and disadvantages of high urban density, and compares them to the environmental and economic issues associated with low urban density.

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CVP

2005 AUS

Urban Regeneration - The 2012 London Olympics

Designed specifically for the UK syllabuses, this valuable resource features talks with the 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.

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2007 UK

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 film includes the various types of flora and fauna that call these deserts home.

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2007 USA

Ultimate Access Niagara

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Volcanism: Overview

There are about 1,500 volcanoes spread over five continents. Through this clip, 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.

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2010 USA

Volcanoes-Geohazards: Monitoring and Prediction

In this programme, 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 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.

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2008 USA

Water and the Oceans

From the peaks of mountains to the ocean depths, water is everywhere on our planet. This programme 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.

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2008 USA

Water Pollution

Water pollution has devastating effects on the environment and on 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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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2008 USA

Weather and Climate

Weather is a giant continuum of change and it is crucial to the planet’s survival. This programme raises questions relating to weather and climate, such as what is weather, how to forecast and measure it, what are weather warnings, and what is the global climate.

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2009 AUS

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 programme students will learn how to read them.

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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 programme, learn more about the importance of water and how you can make a difference.

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2010 USA

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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

Colorado River

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2005 USA

Ellesmere Island

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2005 USA

Emiquon Wetlands

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2005 USA

Kite Ski – Sarah McNair Landry - Greenland

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2003 USA

Madagascar 2 – Journey of Discovery

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1999 USA

Mattias Klum

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2005 USA

Mike Fay Mega-flyover

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1999 USA

Tornado Hail

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2005 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: PLUS

1991 USA

Waterfowl Crisis

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1991 USA

Wind

The winds that sweep through Earth’s atmosphere are simply gigantic air currents. In this programme, 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.

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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 programme takes a look at how the military spends much effort tracking the weather to determine how it will affect soldiers and their weapons.

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2003 USA

Yellowstone Wild

Using high-tech cameras and dramatic time-lapse photography, this programme 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.

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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 and the environment, and the ways governments and NGOs are working together to provide schools, housing, and healthcare.

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2005 UK

Geography

Elk Harvest

History ClickView’s picks

Dr. Teller’s Very Large Bomb

The Black Death

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 directly or indirectly responsible for much of the Cold War and armaments race that followed World War II.

Impact of the Black Death

Spread of the Black Death

As well as a high mortality rate, the Black Death affected many aspects of society. This programme examines its impact on: religion; feudalism; farming; urban life; the arts; and minorities in Europe; the economic and political consequences of the disease in Asia; and the socioeconomic impacts in North Africa and the Middle East. Filled with unique examples, this is an informative and accessible look at the far reaching effects of the Black Death.

This programme looks at the spread of the Black Death in the 14th century. From theorised origins in Asia, along the famous Silk Road trade route to Europe, where the ‘golden age of trade’ had provided the ideal conditions for transmission of the disease, while attempts to escape it only further contributed to its expansion.

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2014 | 9 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Coming Soon The Black Death

World War II

What is the Black Death?

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

The outbreak of the Black Death in the 14th century decimated populations across Europe, Asia and Africa. This programme looks at: the symptoms of the disease, how it was caused and transmitted, and the role poor living conditions and a lack of medical knowledge played in its fast and far-reaching spread.

2014 | 10 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl. © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

The Industrial Revolution

2004 | 4 min | USA | NG | PLUS 58

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Fundamentalism and Terrorism: Perspectives

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2003 USA

Fundamentalism and Terrorism: Terrorism in the United States

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2003 USA

Fundamentalism and Terrorism: The Rise of Modern Terrorism

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2003 USA

Fundamentalism and Terrorism: The Tools of Terrorism

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2003 USA

Global Human Rights Part 1: Global Concerns

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2002 USA

Global Human Rights Part 2: South Africa - A Case Study

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2002 USA

Global Human Rights Part 3: China - A Case Study

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2002 USA

The Civil Rights Movement Part 1: Separate But Equal

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2002 USA

The Civil Rights Movement Part 2: Awakening a Nation

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2002 USA

The Civil Rights Movement Part 3: America Arises

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2002 USA

The Civil Rights Movement Part 4: The King Assassination

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2002 USA

The Civil Rights Movement Part 5: Beyond Martin Luther King, Jr.

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2002 USA

The Cold War: Cracks in the Wall

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2003 USA

The Cold War: Post-Communist Europe

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2003 USA

The Cold War: The Cold War Begins

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2003 USA

The Cold War: The Cold War Escalates

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2003 USA

The Cold War: The Fall of Communism

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2003 USA

The Women’s Rights Movement: Part 1 - The United States

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2003 USA

The Women’s Rights Movement: Part 2 - The World

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2003 USA

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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2008 CAN

Abraham Lincoln

A short biography of President Abraham Lincoln with emphasis on Presidency, Civil War and Gettysburg Address.

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2000 USA

History

Fundamentalism and Terrorism: Israel: A Case Study

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Angkor Wat

A story about the temples at Angkor, Cambodia that bring stories of the Hindu and Buddhist legends to life.

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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.

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1990 USA

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

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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’s travels.

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2004 USA

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2008 UK

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2008 CAN

Bill Nye the Science Guy Archaeology

Christopher Columbus

This programme shows key moments from 20th century history Conflict in the Modern World: brought to life with original footage and clear, accessible commentary. It is divided into three sections: the Origins of Origins of World War 1 and 2 World War I, Versailles and the League of Nations, and the Rise of Germany.

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

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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.

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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.

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2006 CAN

Dr. Teller’s Very Large Bomb

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2006 CAN

Egypt’s Hidden Treasures

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 Tutankhamen and the Royal Mummies of Luxor. The museum’s collection is so large, it lacks the space to exhibit all its relics - some items have not been seen for 100 years.

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2002 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.

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2002 USA

Discovery Specials Da Vinci: Unlocking the Genius

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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.

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2004 USA

Green Sahara

Today’s Sahara is one of the most hostile places on Earth. But occasionally, periodic changes in the Earth’s orbit and wobble have transformed the Sahara from sandy brown to lush green. Explorer, Paul Sereno examines a green Sahara site known as Gobero that supported two distinct civilizations thousands of years apart.

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2005 USA

Individual Rights

A short film that looks at connections between the abolitionist and women’s rights movements in America.

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2005 USA

Jamestown

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

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2001 USA

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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: PLUS

2000 USA

Lost Road of the Inca II

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2000 USA

King John and Magna Carta

Common law and people’s rights and freedoms grew from the 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.

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2008 USA

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.

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2005 CAN

Life at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century

This film is an in-depth look at how it was to be alive at the beginning of the 20th century. This programme looks at how ordinary people lived at the time, with particular focus on London, the biggest city in the world in 1900 with six million inhabitants.

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2004 AUS

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

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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2001 UK

Life under Adolf Hitler: A Totalitarian Regime

In Germany between 1933 and 1945, every aspect of life was affected in some way by Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party. In some cases, this worked for the betterment of the average German. However in other cases, totalitarian control directed the nation down paths which had an opposite effect.

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1999 AUS

History

Lost Road of the Inca

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Under Stalin’s totalitarian regime, The Soviet Union’s industry prospered and quality of life improved. But this came with sacrifice. Using archival footage, we explore Russian life under Stalin: collectivisation of agriculture and industrialisation, the 5 Year Plans, totalitarianism, the Great Terror and Stalin’s personality cult.

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Living Histories

Fidel Castro

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2007 CAN

Muhammad Ali

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2007 CAN

Nelson Mandela

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2007 CAN

These two programmes offer viewpoints on events and times that affected people worldwide, from those who experienced it 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

PLUS

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.

PLUS

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, and whose rule influenced laws created around the world.

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2005 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

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.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

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.

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2003 USA

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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.

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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. The discovery of 100,000 artefacts, including coins, armaments and clothing has shed significant light on the institution and culture of piracy, as well as the ethnic diversity on the ship.

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1999 USA

Progressive Ideologies

The period between 1750 and 1918 was a time of great political, social and economic change. The very fabric of human society and thought was shifting in profound ways. In this programme we dig deep into history to examine the major shifts from Imperialism to Nationalism, and Capitalism to Egalitarianism.

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2011 AUS

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. And on July 20th, 1969, NASA successfully delivered two people to the surface of the moon.

PLUS

2009 USA

St. Paul’s Cathedral

A story about the restorations at London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral.

PLUS

2002 USA

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 United States.

PLUS

1997 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.

PLUS

2006 USA

The Black Death

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A captivating three-part series that effectively conveys the severity and gruesomeness of the deadly disease, complete with high quality graphics to explain the spread and impact on all aspects of life, and a re-enactment of the symptoms! This series includes the following titles: Incl.

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2014 AUS

Spread of the Black Death

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What is the Black Death?

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2014 AUS

This series looks at the Great Depression and the events that led to it. It examines the impact of World War I, the economic, agricultural and societal conditions that lead to the Crash of ’29, the influence of the ‘Gold Standard’, the work camps in Canada, high tariffs on imports, and much more. This series includes the following titles: The Great Depression: Part 1

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2004 AUS

The Great Depression: Part 2

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2004 AUS

History

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The Ice Mummies

Archaeologist Johan Reinhard comes face to face with human sacrifices - perfectly preserved Inca mummies found in the Andes.

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1999 USA

The Mystery of the Maya

Archaeologists piece together clues as to why the ancient civilisation of Copan abruptly ended after flourishing for hundreds of years.

PLUS

1999 USA

The Russian Revolution: From the Last Tsar to Lenin

A revolution overthrowing Romanov rule had been expected in Russia for some decades prior to 1917. Perhaps the more remarkable feature about it was not that it occurred, but that the Tsarist regime lasted as long as it did.

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1998 AUS

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

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

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2005 USA

The Troubles in Northern Ireland

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This series explores the history of the troubles in Northern Ireland with a focus on 20th century social and political unrest, and the key groups and individuals involved. It also features interviews with academics, MPs, nationalists, and more. This series includes the following titles: The Troubles in Northern Ireland: Part 1

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The Troubles in Northern Ireland: Part 2

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2012 UK

The Troubles in Northern Ireland: Part 3

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The Western Front: World War 1 - The First Global Conflict

This video concentrates on the Western Front. After four years of the bloodiest conflict the world had seen, and after nine million casualties, it was won by the Entente.

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1999 AUS

Wild Chronicles

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

PLUS

2004 USA

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Languages ClickView’s picks

Gakusei Seikatsu!

La Mode et la Cuisine

This programme introduces Paris, and looks at a region west of Paris where the ‘Dubois family’ live in the country, and continues to take us traveling all around France. The programme introduces French words that are relevant to what we see.

This programme is entirely in Japanese. Two young native speakers, Yui and Yayoi, introduce themselves to us and tell us about student life in Japan. We gain an insight into their life in Japan, including school and the education system, family life, sports and hobbies, and food.

This comprehensive programme, presented in a question and answer format, looks at fashion and food through the eyes of French people. It introduces a rich array of information about these significant elements of French culture, which are discussed in an informal and conversational way.

2002 | 23 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

13 | 2009 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2009 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Les Fêtes en France

Une Journée à Paris

This exciting programme explores five of France’s most significant celebrations - Pâques, Mardi Gras, Poisson d’avril, La Fête Nationale and Noël. It addresses the importance of cultural awareness in learning a language, and enables viewers to recognise shared traditions through social interactions in diverse contexts.

In this charming programme we join Sophie and Pierre as they spend a day in Paris visiting some famous monuments - the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. Throughout the programme we see simple French at work in practical situations, with the option of displaying French subtitles.

2011 | 13 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 16 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Languages

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Law ClickView’s picks

An Introduction to Criminal and Civil Law

Crimes Against the Environment

Daily Planet in the Classroom

This programme on ‘green crime’ introduces transgressive criminology and the wider concept of harm, and links crimes against the environment to ideologies. It investigates the paradox of economic growth and consumption versus the need to curb global warming and deforestation.

Crime I

2007 | 26 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2007 | 60 min | CAN | DA | PLUS

Fraud Squad TV

International Law and Global Governance

Tort Law

This programme focuses on the differences between criminal and civil law. It explores criminal act by considering the difference between a summary and indictable offence, and examines the principles of criminal liability. It also discusses civil law and its two branches: Law of Torts and Law of Contract.

Counterfeit Products and Identity Fraud A homebuilder suffers eye damage after his fraudulent Oakley sunglasses shatter. He sues the retailer that sold the counterfeit merchandise and is awarded $70,000. Also, a young woman from Portland, Oregon, lives in fear after being the victim of identity theft. The investigation of her case leads to a raid of the scam artists’ home and to their arrest.

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This informative programme on international law provides a broad definition of international law by explaining state sovereignty, domestic law and international law. It presents the importance of the United Nations and international courts and tribunes, as well as the role of organisations such as NATO, IMF and Red Cross.

2011 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl. 66

Daily Planet explores the murky world of crime. Who is the CSI Insect Man? What is battlefield forensics? It’s all in this edition of Daily Planet.

When an individual breaches the civil rights of another, it is known as a civil wrong or Tort. This programme outlines the definition and purpose of Tort law, including negligence, nuisance, trespass and defamation. Viewers will see how many problems can be addressed, and legal experts explain how Tort Law was developed.

2006 | 27 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

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An Introduction to Criminal and Civil Law

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2007 AUS

Contract Law

This programme investigates the nature of formal and informal contracts. The use of dramatised scenarios and expert interviews will help students to understand the complexities of various contracts, as well as strategies to implement when difficulties arise.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Court Procedures in Criminal and Civil Law

This programme discusses the differences between criminal and civil procedures, focusing on how the Magistrates Court deals with summary and indictable offences, and the trial procedure in the County Court. It also looks at out-of-court settlements, civil disputes, and criminal trials.

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2007 AUS

Crime Autopsy

This programme 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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2004 USA

Crimes Against the Environment

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Daily Planet explores the murky world of crime. Who is the CSI Insect Man? What is battlefield forensics? It’s all in this edition of Daily Planet. This series includes the following titles:

Fraud Squad TV

Crime I

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2007 CAN

Crime II

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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: PLUS

2006 CAN

Identity Theft & Lottery and Prize Fraud

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2006 CAN

Human Rights

Our basic human rights, which often we take for granted, have come as the result of years of hard work. This video looks at the importance of these fundamental rights and the terrible consequences of compromising them. It looks at the history of human rights, and how they are promoted and enforced.

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CVP

2010 AUS

International Law and Global Governance

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2011 AUS

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Law, Justice and Society: The Changing Nature of the Law

This programme will help students examine the concepts of law and justice, and how these concepts are shaped by the nature of our society.

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2006 AUS

The Adversary System

This programme investigates the adversary system, as used in Australia, USA and the UK. It examines key features of the system, the role of the parties and the judge, the need for rules of evidence and procedure, standard and burden of proof, the need for legal representation, and compares it with the inquisitorial system.

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2007 AUS

Tort Law

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2006 AUS

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Mathematics ClickView’s picks

Bill Nye’s Solving for X

Exponents and Index Laws

Algebra: Volume 1

Pre-Algebra: Volume 1

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.

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 well-rounded understanding of these potentially confusing pre-algebraic concepts.

Exponents and index laws can make manipulations of numbers simpler. In this programme, two situations are used to apply index laws to numerical expressions. The first scenario looks at the amount of water required for a 16-day yacht trip, while the second scenario involves an examination of a bacteria population.

2009 | 18 min | USA | DIS | PLUS

2009 | 21 min | USA | AR | DIS | PLUS

2014 | 6 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Irrational Numbers: Pi and Pies

Pythagoras’ Theorem: An Introduction

Taking a Chance - Key Probability Concepts

In this programme, we discover Pythagoras’ Theorem and see how it is used to solve realworld problems. And who better to introduce and demonstrate the theorem than Pythagoras himself?

This programme is an odds-on favourite to make understanding probability a lot of fun! It introduces the basic concepts of probability, including complementary events, two-way tables, Venn diagrams, tree diagrams, and independent and dependent events.

2009 | 21 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 23 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Pi is a mathematical constant that is fundamental to many mathematical concepts. This programme explores how pi is derived by finding the relationship between a circle’s diameter or radius and its circumference, as well as the relationship between a circle’s radius and its area.

2014 | 5 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl. © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

Mathematics

Bill Nye’s Solving for X

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Algebra - The Basics

This programme explains the basic concepts of algebra, including number patterns, pronumerals, algebraic expressions, order of operations, expanding and simplifying. Asia’s natural landscapes and cityscapes are used to bring to these abstract concepts to life for students who are new to algebra or refining their skills.

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2011 AUS

Algebraic Variables and Index Laws

This clip defines constants and variables before going on to apply index laws to variables using positive integer indices and the zero index. It covers how to simplify equations by adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing indices. This programme is ideal for introducing or reinforcing concepts.

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2014 AUS

Bill Nye’s Solving for X

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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: Algebra: Volume 1

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Pre-Algebra: Volume 1

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Exponents and Index Laws

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2014 AUS

Irrational Numbers: Pi and Pies

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2014 AUS

Linear Functions: An Introduction

This programme is an excellent introduction to linear functions. Students, with the aid of “Sharpy the Pencil”, learn to plot and sketch graphs from linear equations, as well as to derive linear equations from straight line graphs.

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2009 AUS

Mathemania Series 1

This ground-breaking series lifts maths out of the textbook and onto the screen for today’s generation of visual learners. The bright, energetic format of the programmes, featuring young presenters and appealing locations, is guaranteed to hold the attention of the most reluctant maths student. This series includes the following titles:

Mathemania Series 2

Algebra: A Piece of Cake - An Introduction to Algebra

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2001 AUS

Fantastic Factorising: An Introduction to Factorising in Algebra

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2001 AUS

Into the Negative Zone! Working with Integers

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2001 AUS

Let's Get it Straight: Linear Equations and Their Graphs

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2001 AUS

Making Sense of Percentages

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2001 AUS

That's a Bit Steep: All About Gradients

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2001 AUS

The second series of the popular Mathemania programmes is designed to bring maths to life, featuring young presenters, easy-to-follow explanations and great graphics. It includes programmes that focus on concepts related to measurement and geometry, and statistics and probability. This series includes the following titles:

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2003 AUS

Introducing Problem Solving

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2004 AUS

Introducing Ratio and Proportion

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2003 AUS

Introducing Statistics

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2003 AUS

Plane and Simple: Areas of Polygons and Circles

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2004 AUS

Trigonometry

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2004 AUS

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Mathemania Series 4

Coordinate Geometry

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2006 AUS

Geometric Constructions

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2006 AUS

Naming and Measuring Angles

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2006 AUS

Similarity, Ratio and Proportion

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2006 AUS

Triangles and Quadrilaterals

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2006 AUS

The fourth series of the popular Mathemania series is designed to bring maths to life, featuring young presenters, easy-to-follow explanations and great graphics. The programmes explore concepts related to numbers and algebra, and measurement and geometry. This series includes the following titles:

Bill Nye the Science Guy Probability

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2007 AUS

Decimals: The Accuracy of Numbers

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2007 AUS

Exponents: We Are the Power

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2007 AUS

Geometric Transformations

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2006 AUS

Integers: The Whole Thing

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2007 AUS

Rational Numbers: We Are Proportional

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2007 AUS

Roots: The Radical Idea

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2007 AUS

This programme applies the four operations to simple algebraic fractions with numerical denominators, before moving to harder examples. It uses pizzas to help students visualise the concept.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

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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Operations with Algebraic Fractions

Algebraic Notation: Maths as a Foreign Language

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Pythagoras’ Theorem: An Introduction

In this programme, we discover Pythagoras’ Theorem and see how it is used to solve real-world problems. And who better to introduce and demonstrate the theorem than Pythagoras himself?

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2009 AUS

Simplifying Algebraic Products and Quotients

Follow along as our narrator plays a video game that requires him to simplify algebraic products and quotients using index laws. It’s a race against the clock as the questions become increasingly difficult, and require him to work with negative numbers and indices in order to complete the level.

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2014 AUS

Solving Linear Equations

By reviewing a variety of methods for solving equations, this programme takes students through the process of finding a numerical solution to various types of linear equations, from the simplest to the more challenging. It uses real life examples so that students can identify the importance of algebraic skills.

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2011 AUS

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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: 01. Introduction to Statistics

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02. Displaying Data

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03. Describing Distributions

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04. Normal Distributions

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05. Scatterplots and Correlation

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06. Regression

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07. Two-Way Tables

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08. Producing Data: Sampling

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09. Producing Data: Experimentation

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10. More on Experimentation

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11. Introduction to Inference

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12. Probability

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13. Sampling Distributions and the Central Limit Theorem

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14. Confidence Intervals

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15. Tests of Significance

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16. Cautions About Inference

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17. Inference for One Mean

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18. Comparing Two Means

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19. Inference for One Proportion

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21. Choosing Inference Procedures

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22. Chi-Square Tests

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23. Inference for Regression

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24. Multiple Regression: Building the Model

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25. Multiple Regression: Refining the Model

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26. Logistic Regression

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27. One-Way ANOVA

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28. Contrasts: Comparing Means

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29. Two-Way ANOVA

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30. Bootstrap Methods and Permutation Tests

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31. Nonparametric Tests

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32. Statistical Process Control

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2011 USA

Substituting Values in Formulae

This programme demonstrates the importance of algebra and mathematical formulae in solving everyday problems. The narrator substitutes values into formulae from various disciplines, including science, to find the information he requires to solve a problem.

Incl.

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2014 AUS

Taking a Chance - Key Probability Concepts

Incl.

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2011 AUS

Triangles and Quadrilaterals

This programme illustrates the properties of triangles and quadrilaterals in a bright, informative and logical way. These shapes are found in architectural and constructional contexts. Their properties are clearly and elegantly illustrated using onscreen graphics and overlays.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Understanding Ratio and Proportion

This programme explores ratio and proportion with the aid of realworld practical examples. From mixing paint to using basic ratio and proportion to estimate time, students will be engaged and entertained by this informative programme.

Incl.

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2009 AUS

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Physical Education ClickView’s picks

In the Spirit of the Game

Nutrition and Hydration in Sport

This documentary-style programme interviews a range of sports professionals to explore good sportsmanship, codes of conduct for players, officials, coaches and spectators, being a team player, and resolving conflict.

Without the right fuel, an athlete’s performance suffers. This programme follows Ironman Bradley Conder as he prepares for the big day. A sports dietician examines how different energy sources affect athletes at the pre-competition, competition and postcompetition stage.

2012 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 21 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Sports Psychology - Motivation, Anxiety and Arousal

The Body in Motion Series

1 - An Introduction

2 - Influences on Movement

This action packed series offers insight into the human body in motion, introducing an overview of the musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory systems, then the advanced details of biomechanical principles and fluid mechanics, and finally, how this knowledge can be applied to our own fitness regime.

This programme looks at the main types of motion in action and how to calculate velocity, acceleration and momentum. Students will learn about the two types of balance, knowing their centre of gravity, how to calculate force and the principles of fluid mechanics, including buoyancy, displacement and resistance.

2009 | 24 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 25 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Athletes often describe being “in the zone” during play. Sports science psychologists are dedicated to discovering what occurs in an athlete’s mind during performance, and this insightful programme explores the latest ideas and discoveries with the help of Olympic athletes, coaches and sports psychologists.

2012 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl. © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

Performance Enhancing Substances in Sport This interview-based programme explores legal ergogenic aids, illegal drugs and drug testing in sport, the consequences of doping, and the relationship between the Olympics and doping.

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The Biomechanics of Throwing

Throwing is a very simple activity. You pick something up and launch it with arm motion. Yet, there are many sports predicated on the athlete’s ability to throw a projectile. This programme shows how to generate momentum, the stride, balance, rotation, arm movement, release of object and how to hit your target.

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2003 AUS

Improving Performance

Elite athletes employ strategies and techniques to improve performance. To gain an insight into these tried-and-tested methods, we hear directly from the athletes and coaches themselves and go trackside to the training grounds of sports people who share their personal insights and stories of performance training.

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2010 AUS

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This programme investigates the basic concepts of skill

Acquiring Skills - How People acquisition and information processing, and applies these to human performance - ranging from simple tasks to the more Develop Skills in PE complex ones.

All About Muscles

This programme explores the main functions of our muscles, and takes a look at the major muscles, their types, and how we control them.

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2008 AUS

Analysing Fitness

This programme provides a detailed introduction to both fitness and analysis. Students will learn about fitness tests which can be used to assess each of the fitness components, as well as what types of fitness athletes need to have for their specific sport.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Biomechanics of the Body

This programme examines how physical laws of mechanics apply to human movement - ranging from the most basic to the more complex types of movement, as performed by elite sports people.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Daily Planet in the Classroom

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: PLUS

2008 USA

Sports

PLUS

2009 USA

Summer Sports

PLUS

2007 USA

Enhancing Performance in Sport

This programme provides a valuable overview of the many facets of performance enhancement, including coaching, nutrition, psychological preparation, the use of technology, and ergogenic aids.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Evaluating a Training Programme

An athlete’s body requires constant maintenance and repair. As such, a training programme tailored to both the athlete and the sport being played is essential. This programme identifies the key components of an effective training programme, and investigates the methods used to evaluate, modify and improve them.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

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This programme explores the need for regular physical activity and the health benefits that can be gained from it. It also provides information on the amount of exercise required, and suggests different types of activities.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Expedition and Navigation Skills

This practical guide to outdoor expeditions is appropriate for students in lower to middle secondary school. Viewers will learn how to prepare for an expedition, how to set up a camp site, and how to navigate with a compass. Tips on safety, sanitation, and equipment are also included.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Factors Affecting Performance Series

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Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Nutrition and Sport

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Psychological Factors

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Skill Acquisition Pt 1

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Skill Acquisition Pt 2

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Training

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Food for Sports Performance

Nutritious food plays an important role in providing us with energy, repairing and replacing cells, and allowing growth to occur. Food also helps athletes to achieve peak physical performance in sporting activities. This programme portrays the role of nutritious food in promoting athletic success.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Good Coach, Bad Coach

This programme investigates the qualities that make a bad or ineffective coach and, of course, the qualities that make a good one. The programme also outlines how to plan and implement an effective training session.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

In Focus: Coaching Styles Characteristics of a Good Coach

This programme looks at the skills of a good sports coach, and examines three different coaching styles: authoritarian, distant yet approachable, and friendly.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

In the Spirit of the Game

This documentary-style programme interviews a range of sports professionals about good sportsmanship, codes of conduct for players, officials, coaches and spectators, being a team player, and resolving conflict.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Being an umpire is a critical task when millions of participants

Fair Play in Sport: The Role of want their sporting experience to be fair. This programme explores how the leadership role that umpires take on requires intimate Umpires and Referees knowledge of the game, the wisdom of King Solomon, and oration of Nelson Mandela.

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Individual Differences - Gender, Training and Performance

This programme examines the differences which affect physical performance in sport. Two key areas covered are differences in biological sex, and trained versus untrained individuals.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Lifelong Physical Activity

The benefits of regular physical activity from a young age are highlighted in this energetic and informative programme for lower secondary health and P.E. learners. Viewers will hear from Olympic rower Kim Crow and a number of amateur orienteers as they discuss the physical, mental and social outcomes of exercise.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Measurements of Physical Activity

This programme illustrates the key principles outlined by the National Physical Activity Guidelines, and offers a comprehensive and objective approach to various methods of measuring physical activity.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Motivations for an Active Lifestyle

This programme addresses the worrying increase in physical inactivity, but most importantly, it also considers what it takes to motivate people to take up and continue physical activity.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Nutrition and Hydration in Sport

Without the right fuel, an athleteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s performance suffers. This programme follows Ironman Bradley Conder as he prepares for the big day. A sports dietician examines how different energy sources affect athletes at the pre-competition, competition and postcompetition stage.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Nutrition for Physical Activity

This programme, featuring interviews with dieticians from the Australian Institute of Sport, looks at the importance of nutrients in our diet to support physical activity.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Performance Enhancing Substances in Sport

This interview-based programme explores legal ergogenic aids, illegal drugs and drug testing, the consequences of doping, and the relationship between the Olympics and doping.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Recovery from Exercise

This programme covers the workings of the three energy systems and the effects of exercise on each of them, as well as the effects of exercise on the body, including raising the temperature, fluid and mineral loss, breaking down of muscle tissue and delayed onset of muscle soreness.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

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 for the risks and dangers ahead.

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2001 USA

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2007 AUS

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Setting the Pace: Women and women. It considers the benefits of activity in general but also explores the specific benefits of exercise and activity during Sport menopause and pregnancy, as well as exercise as a means of alleviating biological stress.

Skills and Sports Psychology Series

This series, filmed at a leading PE college, offers practical examples from a variety of sports, and explores the psychology of sport and all aspects of skills classification, coaching and practice. This series includes the following titles:

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Skills Classification, Coaching and Practice

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CVP

2005 UK

Theories of Learning

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2006 UK

Sports Injuries: Classification and Management

A comprehensive guide to sports injuries; Wendy Braybon, head physiotherapist at the Victorian Institute of Sport, shows us how to treat soft tissue injuries (such as sprains and blisters) and hard tissue injuries (fractures and dislocations). We also learn to apply RICER, TOTAPS, and DRABC techniques.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Sports Injury Prevention and Assessment

This comprehensive programme offers a guide to the issue of sports injury by focusing on its prevention where possible, and successful treatment when prevention fails.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Sports Psychology - Mental Preparation

What are the ways in which professional athletes combat their doubts and enhance their performance? This programme delves into the minds of Olympic and elite athletes in order to better understand how athletes can use concentration, visualisation and mental rehearsal techniques to improve results.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Sports Psychology Motivation, Anxiety and Arousal

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

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The Body in Motion Series

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This action packed series offers insight into the human body in motion, introducing an overview of the musculoskeletal and cardio-respiratory systems, then the advanced details of biomechanical principles and fluid mechanics, and finally, how this knowledge can be applied to our own fitness regime. This series includes the following titles:

The Winning Headspace: Psychology in Sports

The Winning Team

1 - An Introduction

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

2 - Influences on Movement

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

3 - Fitness, Skill and Training

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Sport is physical, but sports psychology is vital in modern coaching and playing, both for team and individual play. In this programme we find out the psychological approaches taken by world champion wheelchair athlete, Louise Sauvage, and renowned performance psychologist and surf psychology pioneer, Richard Bennett.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

The athlete, the coach and the official work together to create a dynamic sports culture. In this series, explore the roles that each play, the requirements for them, and learn how to develop the necessary skills to execute each role successfully. This series includes the following titles:

Training for Fitness Series

The Coach

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

The Performer

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

The Referee

Incl.

CVP

2009 UK

Training programmes are tailored to an individual’s needs and capabilities, and should help to maintain and improve performance. This series investigates the most effective way to create a programme through insightful interviews with professionals, and comprehensive breakdowns of programme elements. This series includes the following titles:

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Training Principles

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CVP

2006 AUS

Training Programmes

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

This comprehensive programme examines training strategies, and provides examples of training programmes. It covers the body’s three main energy systems - aerobic, anaerobic and lactic acid systems, different types of training, and the principles of training.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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Chemical Analysis Techniques

Disease and Treatment

Earth and Spaces Series

Chromatography

Developing a Vaccine: Rotavirus

Low Mass Stars

Investigate the analytical techniques of chromatography, mass spectrometry and spectroscopy in this programme. The theory behind how a range of analytical techniques work is addressed, data interpretation is covered, and examples are used to demonstrate the qualitative and quantitative applications of a range of techniques.

The rotavirus will infect every child by the age of five. The World Health Organisation recommends national immunisation programmes, but what are the advantages and disadvantages? This resource investigates the virus and its impact, vaccine development, and immunisation benefits for communities and individuals.

The fate of a star depends mainly on its mass. Low mass stars, those that are the size of the Sun or smaller, shine the longest. Observe the life of a low mass star as it is born, matures, and moves through its red giant, white dwarf, and black dwarf phases.

2013 | 7 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2013 | 12 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 1 min | USA | NG | PLUS

Forms of Energy

Lab Skills

Energy is neither created nor destroyed; it is transferred from one form to another. This fundamental concept in physics can be challenging for students when they are introduced to it. This programme explores different forms of energy, their effects on objects and processes, and conversion from one form to another.

Science Lab Skills - Complete

Mars Landing 2012: The New Search for Life

2013 | 13 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2014 | 45 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

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Practical skills are paramount for students of science, but learning the basics can be daunting for students just starting out. This series demonstrates the correct and safe procedures for a wide range of activities undertaken in the lab.

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 her advanced laser, robotic limbs for drilling into the Gale Crater, and the general search to answer questions of life.

2012 | 46 min | USA | DA | PLUS

Multicellular Organisms and Their Nervous System

Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy

This programme explores the level of organisation for structure and function of multicellular organisms, including cells, tissues, organs and organ systems. It highlights the nervous system for vertebrates and invertebrates, and features dissections of a cane toad and a worm to illustrate different nervous systems.

Renewable Energy

2011 | 20 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 21 min | USA | AR | DIS | PLUS

Sexual and Asexual Reproduction

Shedding Light on Atoms

Shedding Light Series

This programme looks at sexual and asexual reproduction with clear explanations of meiosis and mitosis. It explains biological processes, plus explores various types of asexual and sexual reproduction in animals and flowering plants, considering the advantages and disadvantages of both types of reproduction.

The Discovery of Atoms

Shedding Light on Refraction

This programme demonstrates how elements can join together to form compounds and how compounds 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.

Science teacher Spiro Liacos leads students from the swimming pool into space, and from the depths of the ocean to the end of the rainbow for a fascinating look into refraction and total internal reflection. The basic theory of these two phenomena is covered, with examples of how each phenomenon affects us.

2012 | 16 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2014 | 26 min | AUS | AR | LIA | PLUS

2011 | 56 min | AUS | AR | LIA | PLUS

The Energy of Chemical Reactions

The Immune Response

This programme explores the importance of activation energy in all reactions, explains how to calculate the heat of reactions using standard heat of formation tables, how to calculate the overall reaction mechanisms using Hess’ Law, and how the specific heat of water is fundamental in Calorimetry.

This programme identifies that the immune system is a highly complex system, and examines the three levels of immune defence, in isolation and as part of a disparate yet interconnected system. The role of human intervention in the defence against disease is also explored.

The Science of Disney Imagineering

2013 | 21 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 21 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Medical Ethics Genetic Engineering This programme considers some of the benefits of detecting and preventing hereditary diseases in living things, such as engineering resilient crops that improve the quality and quantity of plants in farming. Potential problems are considered, alongside secular and religious perspectives on the morality of intervening with nature.

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

2011 | 29 min | USA | AR | DIS | PLUS

Science

Bill Nye explores the science of renewable energy and demonstrates how we can use science and technology to engineer a brighter tomorrow. Using his trademark blend of handson demos and humour, he explores Newton’s First Law and compares energy sources such as fossil fuels, solar, wind, and hydroelectricity.

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Acorn Weevil

This short programme 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.

PLUS

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 short programme.

PLUS

2009 USA

Alien Invasion

Discover the invasive nature of the South American rodent import, nutria, in this short programme. 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.

PLUS

2000 USA

All Systems Go Again!

“All Systems Go Again” is a fast-moving and lively exploration of the three human energy systems: ATP - PC, lactic and aerobic. The programme explores their intricate links to one another, and the way they work in perfect harmony during any activity.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

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 programme explores conservation and demonstrates the triumphant tale of refusing to give up on this great doomed canine.

PLUS

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 descendents 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.

PLUS

2001 USA

American Crocodiles

This is a short story about the crocodiles in the Everglades, which now, due to development and pollution, is only half its original size. But 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

An Introduction to Forensic Science

This programme takes the viewer on a journey into real-world forensic science to debunk TV stereotypes and find out what forensic scientists do on a day-to-day basis.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

Anaconda Hunts

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

PLUS

2009 USA

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02. Basic Chemistry and the Cellular Level of Organisation

PLUS

2011 USA

03. Tissues and the Integumentary System

PLUS

2011 USA

04. The Skeletal System

PLUS

2011 USA

05. The Muscular System

PLUS

2009 USA

06. The Nervous System

PLUS

2011 USA

07. The Senses

PLUS

2011 USA

08. The Endocrine System

PLUS

2011 USA

09. The Cardiovascular System

PLUS

2011 USA

10. Blood, the Lymphatic System and Immunity

PLUS

2011 USA

11. The Respiratory System

PLUS

2011 USA

12. The Digestive System, Nutrition and Metabolism

PLUS

2011 USA

13. The Urinary System

PLUS

2011 USA

14. The Reproductive Systems

PLUS

2011 USA

Anatomy: Functional Body Systems

This programme explains how the skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory and nervous systems work in conjunction with each other in the human body. This video examines each of these systems, their parts, their functions and how they work.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

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.

PLUS

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’.

PLUS

2010 USA

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PLUS

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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 both use these practices to survive day to day. This series includes the following titles:

Animal Winter Games: Headbutting Biathlon

Animations of the Human Body

Adoption

PLUS

2004 UK

Animal Medicine

PLUS

2004 UK

Animal Web

PLUS

2004 UK

Business

PLUS

2004 UK

Emotion

PLUS

2004 UK

Language

PLUS

2004 UK

Play

PLUS

2004 UK

Politics

PLUS

2004 UK

Tools

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2004 UK

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

PLUS

1998 USA

These computer generated animations of the human body will introduce students to a variety of biological functions and parts, including reproductive functions, bone structures, and systems. Each video in the series contains comprehensive labelling of each part examined. This series includes the following titles: Adrenal Glands

PLUS

2009 USA

Aortic Valve Replacement Procedure

PLUS

2008 USA

Beating Human Heart

PLUS

2008 USA

Blood and Spine

PLUS

2009 USA

Blood Circulation to and from Lungs

PLUS

2009 USA

Blood Supply to Spinal Cord

PLUS

2008 USA

Bone Dislocations

PLUS

2009 USA

Brain Lobes

PLUS

2009 USA

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2009 USA

Bulging Disc In Spinal Column

PLUS

2008 USA

Cauda Equina

PLUS

2009 USA

Chemotherapy

PLUS

2009 USA

Childbirth

PLUS

2008 USA

Circulation of Blood to and from Lungs

PLUS

2009 USA

Digestive System

PLUS

2009 USA

Ears

PLUS

2009 USA

Eyes

PLUS

2009 USA

Flow of Blood to and from Lungs

PLUS

2008 USA

Gallbladder Removal

PLUS

2009 USA

Heart and Primary Blood Vessels

PLUS

2009 USA

Heart Bypass Surgery

PLUS

2009 USA

Heart Valves and Blood Flow

PLUS

2009 USA

Hip Fracture

PLUS

2009 USA

HIV

PLUS

2009 USA

Human Female Breast

PLUS

2009 USA

Human Female Reproductive System

PLUS

2008 USA

Human Lower Digestive System

PLUS

2008 USA

Human Male Reproductive System

PLUS

2012 USA

Insulin

PLUS

2009 USA

Lymphatic System

PLUS

2009 USA

Muscle Contractions

PLUS

2009 USA

Paediatric Asthma

PLUS

2008 USA

Pancreatic Cancer

PLUS

2009 USA

Pulmonary Embolism

PLUS

2009 USA

Quadriplegia

PLUS

2009 USA

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2008 USA

Smoke Inhalation

PLUS

2009 USA

Spinal Column

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2009 USA

Spread of Cancer Cells

PLUS

2008 USA

Stent

PLUS

2009 USA

Anolis Lizard Love

Discover the fascinating eating and mating rituals of the anolis lizard in this short film. 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.

PLUS

2009 USA

Anthrax in the Wild

This programme 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.

PLUS

2001 USA

Armoured Knights

Scorpions, centipedes and millipedes are miniature armoured tanks, and are 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 programme to explore the nature of adaptations with your students.

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2000 USA

Baby Chimp

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

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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.

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2009 USA

Bee Therapy

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.

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2004 USA

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Biodiversity

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Birds

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Bones and Muscles

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Cells

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Communication

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Digestion

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Dinosaurs

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Evolution

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Eyeball

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Fish

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Flowers

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Food Web

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Forensics

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Forests

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Fossils

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Genes

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Germs

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Heart

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Human Transportation

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Insects

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Invertebrates

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Life Cycles

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Mammals

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Marine Mammals

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Nutrition

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Ocean Exploration

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Ocean Life

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Populations

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Reptiles

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Respiration

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Skin

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Smell

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Spiders

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Biomechanics of the Body

This programme begins by examining some of the fundamentals of mechanics, including Newtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s laws, types of forces, force summation, inertia, momentum and acceleration. It also covers the three types of levers, the location of levers in the body and types of motion, with regards to the human body.

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2008 AUS

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.

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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.

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2009 USA

Bluefin Tuna Eat Bait Ball

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

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2009 USA

Body Systems

The human body relies on the coordinated activity of a number of body systems. This programme looks at the systems that deliver oxygen and nutrients to our tissues, and remove waste products such as carbon dioxide, using a unique combination of pig organ dissection and clear informative graphics and animation.

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2003 AUS

Born to Run

This short programme 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.

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2006 USA

Bowhead Whale

This short clip takes a look at bowhead whales off the coast of Alaska, and examines their size, weight, behaviour and their eating of microscopic plankton.

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2009 USA

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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: PLUS

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Annelids

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Arthropods

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Chordates

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Cnidarians

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Echinoderms

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Flatworms

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Fungi

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Molluscs

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Plants

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Rotifers and Nematodes

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Sponges

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The Light Microscope: Window on the Microcosm

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2001 USA

The Protists

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Viruses and Bacteria

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Bullfrogs Eat Everything

A bullfrog eats spiders, scorpions, rodents, snakes, fish, and even each other. Although they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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 programme 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.

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2000 AUS

Cell Processes

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

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2002 AUS

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Using animated graphics, this programme explores various ways in which cells signal other cells, looking particularly at paracine, synaptic and endocrine signalling processes.

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2006 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 continue as the centipede is then eaten by a grasshopper mouse.

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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 programme, students will discover how profoundly clever chimpanzees make tools and use them to get food.

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2000 USA

Chlorohydra

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

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2008 USA

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 programme classifies different plants, including green algae, terrestrial plants, mosses, vascular plants, ferns, conifers, and flowering plants.

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2010 USA

Classification Systems

This programme discusses how the classification system is organised and how scientific names are arrived at. The dichotomous keys used by biologists to classify specimens are demonstrated, and the five major groups of living things are explained.

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2009 AUS

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 programme.

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2008 USA

Coordination and Control

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Investigate the internal systems of animals and plants, and the interaction between organism and environmental stimuli in this easy to follow series. Students will discover how signals and hormones are transmitted in animals and plants to deal with constantly changing environments, and how this enables them to survive. This series includes the following titles:

Coral Reef Spawning

Coordination and Control 1: Animals

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Coordination and Control 2: Plants

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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.

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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.

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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 in this exciting series. 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

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Croc Country: Baby Dinosaurs

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This series explores how biological sciences are involved with design and technology, and how they are 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 are all helping us in the world of design. This series includes the following titles: PLUS

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Animals II

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Bugs

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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.

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Designer Genes - the Science and Ethics

This programme outlines the basic tools and techniques for manipulation of DNA, and how these are being used to ask fundamental questions about how genes work. From a more applied angle, we take a tour of the myriad ways these advances are being utilised in medicine, agriculture and the environment.

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2009 AUS

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

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1998 USA

Discovering DNA

This programme examines the makeup of the DNA molecule, including the role of messenger, transfer and ribosomal RNA, DNA manipulation, DNA recombination and sequencing, and the applications of various techniques.

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2002 AUS

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.

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1999 USA

Disease and Treatment

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Explore the characteristics of rotavirus and cancer, and the influence and significance of scientific advancements in the health sector in this clear and informative series. Students will gain a solid understanding through the commentary, expert interviews, and the clear diagrams included in each programme. This series includes the following titles: Developing a Vaccine: Rotavirus

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Treating Cancer: Radiation Therapy

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2013 AUS

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

Emerging Diseases: Prions, Viruses

An emerging disease is one that has appeared in a population for the first time. The diseases discussed in this programme include SARS, Avian flu, Rift Vally Fever and Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. It looks at the transmission, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment, vectors, prevention and control of these diseases.

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2008 AUS

Energy in Ecosystems

This programme explores energy flow through ecosystems, and how organisms at various levels in the food chain obtain their energy, use it, lose it and store it.

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CVP

2002 AUS

Epidemiology: Linking Smoking to Lung Cancer

Smoking’s role in lung cancer is not a simple cause – effect relationship. Using lung cancer as an example, this programme explores the critical role epidemiology plays in establishing the cause of a disease, and epidemiologist Robert MacInnis discusses the methodologies used to uncover data.

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2013 AUS

Evolution Revolution

For 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 programme exploring evolution.

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2002 USA

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This series gives a broad understanding of the multi-branched theory of human evolution, the major geological eras in Earth’s history and the various scientific methods used for fossil dating. This series helps us answer questions such as where we came from and who we are. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

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2013 AUS

Radiocarbon and Other Dating Techniques

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2013 AUS

The Hominid Chronology

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2013 AUS

Evolutionary Theory

This programme reviews the history of the Theory of Evolution and explains its basic elements. It explains what a scientific theory is and why scientists argue that ID is not science.

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2006 AUS

Eye of the Cyclops

Climb aboard the Cyclops, our microscopic research vessel, and investigate an amazing hidden world on which all living things depend. A unique and engaging combination of animated microscientists and real-world imagery for upper primary and lower secondary students.

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2004 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.

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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 Belize’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.

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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.

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2001 USA

Food Chains and Food Webs

This programme explains how animals and plants are interconnected within ecosystems. It offers a brief explanation of why every living organism needs energy, and then describes how plants and animals obtain their food and energy. Food chains and food webs are also examined, including scavengers and decomposers.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Forensic Science in Action

This programme demonstrates the forensic investigation of a mock-up crime. It takes viewers through crime scene investigation, various facets of evidence analysis, and the presentation of the forensic findings in a court of law.

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CVP

2007 AUS

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.

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2009 USA

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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.

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2009 USA

Galapagos

This short programme 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.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2000 USA

Gene Technology in Agriculture

These are interesting times for agriculture, as it is undergoing major changes with the current advances in gene technology. This programme looks at the pros and cons of these advances, and how they can affect our health, environment, society and economy.

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1999 AUS

Gene Technology: Part 1

Explore the history of our understanding of genetics, from the observations of Mendel to the discovery of DNA by Watson and Crick. It outlines the function of DNA, chromosomes, genes and protein replication, and how research into genetics has led to the development of gene technology.

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1999 AUS

Genes and Inheritance Priests, Peas, Punnets and Pedigrees

This programme introduces the important concepts and principles that form the basis of the modern understanding of genetics and inheritance. It covers the use of Punnet Squares, gene linkage, sex linkage, and crossing over. It also introduces Pedigree Analyses using examples of autosomal and sex-linked inheritance.

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CVP

2002 AUS

Genes and Cloning

This programme looks at the way man has modified genomes of plants and animals used for food since the dawn of agriculture.

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CVP

2006 AUS

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.

PLUS

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 programme studies the beautiful blue whale, and watches how they feed and survive in the oceans that surround them.

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2000 USA

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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’.

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2001 USA

Goofy Baby Elephant

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

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2009 USA

Great White Shark

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

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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.

PLUS

2009 USA

HIV Infective Cycle

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

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2008 USA

Homeostasis

Homeostasis is an important regulatory system that allows organisms to maintain internal stability and metabolic efficiency within variable external environments. This programme introduces biology students to the phenomenon of homeostasis, why it is important and how it works.

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2007 AUS

How a Plant Works

This programme introduces the importance of energy to living things by outlining the main processes of photosynthesis. This involves the conversion of light energy from the Sun into chemical energy, which plants and animals can utilise in their metabolism.

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CVP

1998 AUS

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 programme studies the embryo of a chicken egg, and examines how viruses reproduce and affect cells.

PLUS

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.

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2000 USA

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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.

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2009 USA

In Focus: Classifying Living Things: The How and Why of the Five Kingdom Classification

This programme shows how all living organisms are classified into five basic categories or kingdoms - plants, animals, fungi, protoctista and monera.

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CVP

2003 AUS

In Focus: Functional Anatomy

This programme examines how our anatomy enables us to be physically active. The topic is split into skeletal system, muscular system, respiratory system and circulatory system.

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CVP

2003 AUS

In Focus: Introduction to Plants (Senior Version)

This programme is an introduction to botany for senior secondary students. It looks at cellular respiration, photosynthesis, the transport of nutrients, growth and repair, responses to stimuli, and reproduction - both asexual and sexual.

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2004 AUS

In Focus: Plants, Light and Water (Senior Version)

This programme looks at two naturally occurring phenomena that are essential to the survival of plants: light and water. It covers photosynthesis and cellular respiration, compares the products and reactants, and other characteristics of each process.

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CVP

2004 AUS

Infectious Diseases - Causes and Controls

This comprehensive two-part programme examines our knowledge of the causes and controls of infectious diseases. Part 1 explores the causes of infectious diseases, transmission, and disease agents, while Part 2 looks at controlling infectious diseases, response and treatment.

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CVP

2002 UK

Insects and Spiders: Life Cycle, Energy and Protection

This programme is an introduction to the life cycle of insects and spiders, and the way in which the survival of the species is ensured. It has four main sections: the life cycle, how insects obtain energy, how insects protect themselves, and protection for the young.

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1985 AUS

Inside the Human Body

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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: Balance in Humans

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2010 USA

Blood

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2010 USA

Body Tissues

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2010 USA

Bone Growth

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2010 USA

Bone Structure

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2008 USA

Cellular Activity

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2008 USA

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Fertilisation

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Hearing

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Immunity

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2010 USA

Maternity

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2010 USA

Muscle Tissues

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2008 USA

Nervous System

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2008 USA

Neurons

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2010 USA

Reproduction

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2010 USA

Respiration

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2010 USA

Respiration and Nutrition

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2010 USA

Sight

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2008 USA

Smell

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2010 USA

Speech

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2010 USA

Taste

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2010 USA

The Architecture of the Body

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2010 USA

The Blood Vessels

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2010 USA

The Body's Building Blocks

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2010 USA

The Cardiovascular System

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2010 USA

The Central Nervous System

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2010 USA

The Cerebrum

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2010 USA

The Digestive System

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2010 USA

The Endocrine System

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2010 USA

The Female Genital Organs

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2010 USA

The Five Senses

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2010 USA

The Hand and the Foot

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2008 USA

The Head

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2010 USA

The Heart

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2010 USA

The Human Cell

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2008 USA

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2010 USA

The Joints

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2008 USA

The Life of the Embryo

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2010 USA

The Liver, Pancreas and Gallbladder

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2010 USA

The Lymphatic System

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2008 USA

The Male Genital Organs

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2010 USA

The Motor Functions of the Nervous System

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2010 USA

The Muscles

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2010 USA

The Nerves

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2010 USA

The Skeleton

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2008 USA

The Skin

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2010 USA

The Spine

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2008 USA

The Stomach

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The Teeth

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2010 USA

The Urinary System

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2010 USA

Touch

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2010 USA

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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:

Interviews on the Ethics of Genetics

How Cells Are Controlled

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2004 USA

How Cells Obtain Energy

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2004 USA

How Cells Reproduce

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2004 USA

Investigate the issue of ethics in genetics through this informative collection of expert interviews. In a world that offers new and innovative genetic technologies, many ethical issues arise, and these programmes will help guide students in understanding these concerns. This series includes the following titles: Gene Tech Tapes: Part 4

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Gene Tech Tapes: Part 5

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Ivan the Gorilla

Meet Ivan, a gorilla who lived at Zoo Atlanta. However prior to Zoo Atlanta, tragically he 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 animals used for entertainment purposes.

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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.

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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.

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2006 USA

Keeping It All Together: Cell Membranes

Using a combination of narration, video footage and graphics, this programme covers how cell membranes operate and the various ways in which materials can cross them.

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2002 AUS

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.

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2009 USA

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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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.

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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.

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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 sifaka.

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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 programme shows a leopard in the Mala Mala Game Reserve struggle to have its meal - an impala - as a hyena attempts to steal it.

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2009 USA

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Leopard Rescue

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

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2007 USA

Life Cycles of the Butterfly: 8-11

This beautifully filmed programme details the life cycle of the butterfly. It also highlights selected survival strategies and their likely purpose. Close up and time-lapse photography provide viewers with the chance to see many aspects of butterfly biology that would otherwise be impossible to see.

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2003 AUS

Life in Marine and Freshwater Environments

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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: The Biology of Lakes, Ponds, Streams and Wetlands

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2006 USA

The Biology of Seashores

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2001 USA

Lifestyles of Beluga Whales

Explore the lives of young beluga whales in the Arctic. Learn about their social behaviours, and watch the harrowing tale of how one young beluga gets stranded on shore, and survives after the tide turns.

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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.

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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.

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2002 USA

Lives of Cheetahs

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.

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2004 USA

Living with Anthrax

This programme 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’.

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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.

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2002 USA

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Macromolecules 1 Carbohydrates, Lipids and Nucleic Acids

With the aid of high quality graphics and animations, this programme covers three major categories of biological macromolecules: carbohydrates, lipids, and the nucleic acids, RNA and DNA. It clearly explains the structure and roles of each type of macromolecule, and examines similarities and differences between them.

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2006 AUS

Macromolecules 2 - Proteins and Proteomics

This programme examines the structure and function of proteins, and introduces and explains the proteome. Proteomics is defined and the tools of proteomics are explained with graphics and footage from a proteomics laboratory. An example of an application of proteomics, the development of Relenza, is also examined.

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2006 AUS

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.

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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.

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2008 USA

Mechanisms of Evolution

Evolution is the process that produces change in a population. This programme covers the three main ways in which evolution occurs, with chapters on genetic drift, mutation and natural selection. By using coloured counters to represent genes, Gregor Mendel’s genetic theory is shown in a clear and concise way.

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2004 AUS

Medical Ethics

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Medical ethics are an important element in the science sector, and this series covers two of the most prominent and controversial topics: IVF and genetic engineering. Students will discover the arguments surrounding the nature of these practices, and will learn about the legislation that exists to control them. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

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2011 UK

IVF

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2011 UK

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.

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2000 USA

Meerkats

Meerkats are members of the mongoose family, and live in the Kalahari Desert. In this programme, 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.

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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 eco-regions are being affected by humans.

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2005 USA

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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 programme explores the mysteries of these dominant tiny creatures, and how they have, and continue to change the world.

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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 programme, watch an experiment that mixes filtered water from a sewage treatment plant with E. coli.

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2008 USA

Mom Grizzly Teaches Her Cubs

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

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2009 USA

Mongoose Murders

This programme 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.

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2002 USA

Multicellular Organisms and Their Nervous System

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2012 AUS

Mutations: Changing the Code

A mutagen is any agent capable of altering the structure of DNA within our cells. While some mutation is a natural process resulting from errors in the copying and repair of DNA, mutagens are able to greatly increase the mutation rate within a population.

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2009 AUS

Natural Selection: Its Place in Modern Society

This programme illustrates how natural selection continues to affect us in fundamental ways that will determine our future survival as a species. It offers an explanation of natural selection, examples of how it is operating all around us, how it has affected human evolution and continues to affect our lives.

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2008 AUS

Newborn Gators

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

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2002 USA

Niger Search

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

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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.

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1997 USA

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Ocelot

Ocelots are stealthy, solitary and secretive felines, who are 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 programme.

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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.

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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.

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2001 USA

Parasitic Wasps and Aphids

Learn about the spectacular reproductive mechanisms of the black wasps in this intriguing programme. 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.

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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 the world’s top experts, the best in cinematography, 3D graphics and video compositing, this programme unveils what science says would be ideal for the 21st century and its challenges.

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2002 CAN

Phantoms of the Night

This programme 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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2000 USA

Planaria: An Amazing Simple Organism

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

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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.

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2008 USA

Plants

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

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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 to the worm.

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2001 USA

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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.

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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.

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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 programme, 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.

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1996 USA

Rarely Seen Sharks

This programme explores the rarely seen sharks and fish at the bottom of the Pacific off the Marshall Islands, including sixgill sharks, chimaeras and Pacific sleeper sharks.

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2009 USA

Reproduction of Flowering Plants

In this fascinating programme, 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.

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2010 USA

Rock Platforms

This programme explores the environmental characteristics and organisms of the intertidal zone, which is the region of coast between extreme high and low tide levels. It outlines the constantly changing abiotic factors and the influence of these on the distribution of organisms.

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2002 AUS

Ruppell’s Griffon Vulture

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

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2001 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.

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2009 USA

Science and the City

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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: Darwin's Natural Selection

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2009 CAN

Simple DNA Extraction

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2006 CAN

What is a DNA Fingerprint?

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2009 CAN

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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: PLUS

2008 USA

Can We Use Science to Solve Crime?

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2008 USA

Human Performance - How Can We Push Our Limits?

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2008 USA

Poop - What Is It Good For?

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2008 USA

Scyphozoans - Jellyfishes

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

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2008 USA

Sea Anemones

In the lower tidal pools live organisms 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.

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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.

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2001 USA

Sea Urchin Fertility

This programme 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.

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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.

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2002 USA

Sexual and Asexual Reproduction

This programme looks at sexual and asexual reproduction with clear explanations of meiosis and mitosis. It explains biological processes, explores various types of asexual reproduction, sexual reproduction in animals and flowering plants, and the advantages and disadvantages of both types of reproduction.

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2012 AUS

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Skua

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

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2000 USA

Sloths

This programme 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.

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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.

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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.

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2001 USA

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Learn about the venomous characteristics of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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: Brian Bush - Odyssey in Western Oz

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2001 USA

Death Adder Duet

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2001 USA

Snake Saviour

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2001 USA

Venom Harvest

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2001 USA

Sperm Whale Diving

This short clip observes how, due 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.

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1994 USA

Spider Kills Bat

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

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2008 USA

Stem Cells: The Ethical Issues

This programme 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.

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2006 AUS

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Stingray City

This short film journeys to Cayman Islands to discover the group of stingrays 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.

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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, store water and air in order to survive in these conditions.

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2010 USA

Sugar Gliders

This programme 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 is uses like a rudder.

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2009 USA

Tales from the Wild

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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: PLUS

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Tau the Lion

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1998 USA

The African Savannah

This programme looks at the African savannah and a number of animals that exist naturally in this habitat across the continent. It examines how their habitat supports them and various physical, behavioural and social adaptations they have made in order to exist in the Savannah environment.

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2008 AUS

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.

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2010 USA

The Biology Classics: Paramecium, Hydra, Planaria and Daphnia

Understanding the amazing phenomena of life requires an intimate association with living things. This programme 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.

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2006 USA

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: Hydra: A Classic Cnidarian

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2008 USA

Hydra: Ciliated Protozoans

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2008 USA

Hydra: Digestive System

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2008 USA

Hydra: Types of Hydra

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2008 USA

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The Biology of Paramecium

Discover the nature of Paramecium, a single-celled organism that can be found in marine environments in this in-depth series. 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: Paramecium - Behaviour

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2008 USA

Paramecium - Feeding and Digestion

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2008 USA

Paramecium - Reproduction

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2008 USA

Paramecium - The Cell Surface

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2008 USA

Paramecium - Water Balance

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2008 USA

The Bones of It: An Introduction to the Skeleton

Formidable expert ‘Z-Man the Zombie’ welcomes you into his bone-laden graveyard to explore bones and the human skeletal system. The journey includes a look at what bones are, their form and function, breaking and healing, and how to promote and maintain healthy bones.

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2009 AUS

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.

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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.

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2009 USA

The Endless Voyage

This series explores the diversity of the marine environment through an examination of plankton and marine vertebrates. It also investigates their feeding and defence characteristics, as well as the concept of natural selection and evolution, physical habitats and their influence on life, and much more! This series includes the following titles:

The Eye - from Light Comes Sight

Building Blocks

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2003 USA

Food For Thought

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2003 USA

Life Goes On

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2003 USA

Living Together

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2003 USA

Survivors

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2003 USA

Water World

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2003 USA

The eye gathers light information and transforms it into a signal that is used by the brain to formulate an appropriate response. This programme explains how this process works, what structures are involved and what they do using an integrated approach.

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2004 AUS

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The Eyes of Nye

Students will develop their scientific eye and their critical understanding 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: PLUS

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2005 USA

Astrobiology: Does Extraterrestrial Life Exist?

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2005 USA

Cloning: The Science Behind the Controversy

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2005 USA

Genetic Diversity: Sexual Reproduction

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2005 USA

Genetically Modified Foods: Benefits and Risks

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2005 USA

Human Characteristics and Adaptations: Is Race Cultural or Biological?

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2005 USA

The History of Evolution Theory

How did life come to be in all the myriad of forms that exist on Earth today? This programme presents an overview from a scientific viewpoint of the development of answers to this fundamental question, and charts the development of evolutionary theory.

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2006 AUS

The Immune Response

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2011 AUS

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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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.

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1995 USA

The Pond - Community Ecology in Action

Ponds are fine examples of the biosphere in action. This programme examines community ecology; food chains and food webs; key biological processes, such as photosynthesis; importance of the detritus pathway; and adaptations of and interactions between living organisms.

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2002 AUS

The Pond - Exploring the Web of Life

By examining life in and around a pond, this programme addresses how living things interact with one another, how they adapt to their environment, the similarities and differences between living things, how environments provide for the needs of living things, and the effect of humans on natural environments.

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2005 AUS

The Richardsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 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.

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2002 USA

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Antibiotics: Man vs. Microbe

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Enzymes are proteins manufactured by the human body during protein synthesis. They are catalysts that drive every chemical reaction in the human body, and enable our bodies to be built from proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Discover how through genetic engineering, it is possible to harness the power of enzymes.

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2009 AUS

The Science in Foods

In this programme, students are introduced to the science behind the food we eat. We also examine keeping food safe, and how it should be handled and stored.

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2006 AUS

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.

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

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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.

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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 has been killed by a tiger.

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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.

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2000 USA

Toucans

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

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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.

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2000 USA

Transportation Systems in Animals

This programme explores the need for multicellular animals to have specialised internal transport systems. These are systems that can effectively distribute materials to and from all parts of the body, providing nutrients and removing waste. The evolutionary aspect of internal transport mechanisms is also discussed.

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2009 AUS

The Science of Disney Imagineering Animal Adaptations: Communication

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This programme explores why many multicellular plants have specialised internal transport systems, while also looking at what a transport system is, how plants get their nutrition, and the structure and function of root hairs. It also discusses separate transport systems of the xylem and phloem.

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2009 AUS

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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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.

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2003 USA

Trout Spawning

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

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2001 USA

Understanding Evolution Inheritance and Change

The programme moves from explaining how DNA mutations can bring benefit to a species through natural selection to how fossils are formed and dated, and what the fossil record can show us.

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2002 AUS

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.

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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?”

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1999 USA

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

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2001 USA

Cells and Molecules

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2001 USA

DNA Replication, Mitosis and Cell Reproduction

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2001 USA

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

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2001 USA

The Genetic Code and Its Translation

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2001 USA

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Walrus Mom and Baby

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.

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2001 USA

Whale Sharks’ Unusual Feast

This programme explores the whale shark, and discusses their size, behaviour, and eating habits, including dog snapper and cubera eggs.

PLUS

2009 USA

Who’s Your Daddy?

This short programme 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.

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2009 USA

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

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1999 USA

African Gorillas; Humpbacks; Dinosaur Hunters; Gates of Hell

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1999 USA

Amazon Conservationists

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1999 USA

Amazon Streiker

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1999 USA

Anatolian Cheetahs

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2005 USA

Antarctic Penguins

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

Australian Reef

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2005 USA

Bat Species

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2003 USA

Beavers

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2003 USA

Bee Man – New Threat

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1999 USA

BioBlitz

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2003 USA

Black Caiman

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2005 USA

Bluefin Japan

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2003 USA

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

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

Centre of the Centre

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2005 USA

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

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Blue Whale

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Bowhead Whales

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Brown Bears

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Emperor Penguins

PLUS

1999 USA

Crittercam: Grey Seals

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Lions

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Monk Seals

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Nurse Sharks

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1999 USA

Crittercam: Tiger Sharks

PLUS

1999 USA

Crittercam: Turtles and Shark Bay

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1999 USA

Cutthroats of Yellowstone - Fish Migration

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1999 USA

Dominican Republic – Reef Check

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2003 USA

Dugongs of Abu Dhabi

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2005 USA

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

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

Elephant Power

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1999 USA

Elephant Seals

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1999 USA

Enric Sala - Kingman Reef

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2003 USA

Farallone Islands

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2003 USA

Ferrets

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1999 USA

Florida Bears

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2003 USA

Florida Invasives

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2005 USA

Fongoli Chimps

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2003 USA

Freeze Frame Arctic

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1999 USA

Frog Problems

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2003 USA

Gator Wild - Florida

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

Gorilla Ebola Crisis

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1999 USA

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

PLUS

1999 USA

Hawaii: Greening an Army Base (NPR Climate Connections)

PLUS

2003 USA

Hawksbills

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2003 USA

Hornet Hunters

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1999 USA

Humans and Dogs; Bull Sharks; Tasmania Birding; Bushmeat

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1999 USA

Humpback Whale Tagging

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2005 USA

Hydrilla Limpkin

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2003 USA

Ichthyosaur

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2005 USA

Kenya Rothschild Giraffes

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2003 USA

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

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1999 USA

Latino Genographic

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2005 USA

Leader of the Pack

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1999 USA

Lost City

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1999 USA

Madagascar Lemurs - Loss of Natural Habitat

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

Manatee Alarm Project

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2005 USA

Mark Olson (Botanist)

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1999 USA

Mastiffs and Wolves

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2005 USA

Meerkat Hunting

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1999 USA

Monkey Friends

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2005 USA

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

PLUS

1999 USA

Ndoki Adventure

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2003 USA

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

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1999 USA

Operation Migration

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

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

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1999 USA

Owls: Silent Killers

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1999 USA

Panama Golden Frog; Orca; Ndoki Adventure; Bluefin Japan

PLUS

1999 USA

Path of the Pronghorn

PLUS

2005 USA

Penguins Dee Boersma

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2005 USA

Pikas

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2005 USA

Poacher Patrol

PLUS

1999 USA

Pygmy Sloth

PLUS

1999 USA

Racing the High Sierra

PLUS

1999 USA

Red Devils

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1999 USA

Sea Lions

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1999 USA

Terminal Velocity

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1999 USA

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

PLUS

1999 USA

Thermal Bats

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2003 USA

Tiger Eye

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1999 USA

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

PLUS

1999 USA

Urban Ants

PLUS

2005 USA

Vampire Bats: Rabies Transmission

PLUS

2005 USA

Velvet Killers Snake Hunter

PLUS

1999 USA

Whale Sharks

PLUS

1999 USA

Whale Sharks - Belize

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1999 USA

Whales of Puget Sound

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1999 USA

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

PLUS

1999 USA

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

PLUS

1999 USA

Yellowstone Owls

PLUS

2003 USA

This programme includes various shots of wild turkeys set to music.

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1998 USA

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Wildebeest Migration

This programme explores the huge wildebeest migration that occurs on the Serengeti plains each year, and covers topics including their predators, the new births which all occur within the same month, and their grazing practices.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2009 USA

Wolves - Legends of the Night

The maned wolf is among South America’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.

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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 documentary explores how dogs are helpful workers, looks at their history in the work force, and discusses why their characteristics make them perfect for these roles.

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2005 USA

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Acids and Bases in the Home

This programme presents the features of acids and bases, and discusses their physical and chemical properties. The pH scale is introduced, and the use of indicators to test the pH of acids and bases is explained. A description of neutralisation reactions and their products concludes the programme.

All About Chemical Bonding

This series explores various chemical bonding, including covalent, ionic and metallic bonding. It investigates the Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion theory, interactions and forces, the Gilbert Lewis theory, the valence shell, the periodic table and its elements, Gilbert Lewis’s Octet rule and properties of metal. This series includes the following titles:

Atom Bond

Covalent

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2010 AUS

Ionic

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2010 AUS

Metallic

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2010 AUS

This programme aims to reinforce basic concepts of chemical bonding by incorporating them into an amusing James Bond-type story. Bond’s boss, Caesium feels under threat from the non-metals under the leadership of Carbon.

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CVP

1999 AUS

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Atoms and Their Electrons

This programme provides a history of the understanding of the atom, including the pioneering work of Dalton, Thomson, Rutherford and Bohr. It introduces the concept of electron configuration, shows the relationship between configuration and position in the periodic table, and demonstrates ionic and covalent bonding.

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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: PLUS

1998 USA

Chemical Reactions

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1995 USA

Fluids

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1999 USA

Biofuels: Alternate Energy Supply

This programme investigates the mode of production of a range of biofuels, from biogas, ethanol and butanol to vegetable oils and bio diesel.

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2006 AUS

Biosphere Cycles - Senior

We look at the workings of the Earth’s biosphere in this fascinating programme, and discuss how the one-way flow of energy from the Sun underpins the continual recycling of molecules between living and non-living states.

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CVP

2003 AUS

Bohr’s Model of the Atom

Students will be introduced to Niel Bohr, a man who worked with some of the best physicists of the 20th century to devise his atomic model. This programme will give students a brief outline of his life, his contributions to science, and discuss his model in depth.

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CVP

2006 AUS

Bonding between Atoms

This programme examines the ways in which atoms form bonds with other atoms, including ionic bonds, covalent bonds and metallic bonds.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Bonding between Molecules

This programme explores the biscuit molecule, icing bonds between atoms and butter bonds between molecules. It recognises a range of bond strengths, hydrogen bonding and DNA.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Carbon Cycles and Cycles

Using an engaging animated story starring a group of well-travelled carbon atoms, this film explains the different stages of numerous carbon cycles, including the formulation of glucose, starch, cellulose, oil, coal, limestone and many more. By the end, students will be able to write their own carbon cycle stories.

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CVP

2001 AUS

Chemical Analysis Techniques

This series explores a range of important chemical analysis techniques, including chromatography, mass spectrometry, infrared and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). It explains how chemical principles are applied in the techniques, and how it is possible to identify the very specific elements and compounds using them. This series includes the following titles:

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Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry

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2013 AUS

Chromatography

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2013 AUS

Infrared

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CVP

2013 AUS

Mass Spectrometry

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2013 AUS

NMR

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2013 AUS

Chemical Equations in the Real World

Take an in-depth look at five common products that are in use all around us, and explore the chemistry behind them: soap; polystyrene; aluminium; paint and car batteries. Using footage from inside manufacturing plants, you will see how chemistry is prevalent in the real world and examine various reactions.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Chemistry Concepts 1

This programme explores atomic modelling through history, examines the development of the periodic table, and discusses various bonding models and the limitations they pose in accurately explaining and accounting for bonding phenomena.

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CVP

2011 AUS

Chemistry of Carbon - a Very Versatile Atom

Discover the importance of carbon to life and the carbon cycle in this informative programme. It examines charcoal manufacture; limestone; the properties and uses of diamond, including synthetic diamonds; and graphite. It also includes experiments and explains Fullerenes.

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CVP

2005 AUS

Corrosion Chemistry

The enigmatic presenter takes the viewer on an informative journey examining issues such as what causes corrosion, necessary conditions for corrosion to occur, which metals corrode, oxidisation, electricity and redox, and corrosion minimisation.

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CVP

2006 AUS

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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:

Electron Arrangement

Equilibrium Series Applying the Concepts

Explosions

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2009 CAN

Fire

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2007 CAN

The arrangement of electrons in an atom determines its behaviour. This programme covers the ionisation of atoms by electron bombardment, light emission from hot electrons in atoms, the hydrogen spectrum, electron diffraction, quantum mechanical model, Schrodinger wave equation, orbital models, and molecular geometry.

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1991 AUS

The programme covers Le Chatelierâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s principle, the equilibrium law, and calculating K. It examines how K changes when the temperature of exothermic and endothermic reactions changes, with a focus on sulphuric acid manufacture.

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2003 AUS

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History of the Atom

This series investigates the history of the atom, and includes an explanation of the history of atomic theory and key experiments that established the structure of the atom. It includes a variety of significant figures such as Newton and Aristotle, and features a number of models such as the Bohr model. This series includes the following titles: History of the Atom Part One

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2002 AUS

History of the Atom Part Two

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2003 AUS

Holding Electrons

This animated story explores the concepts of chemical bonding, and uses the plot of a crime thriller to bring to life topics such as ionisation energy and electronegativity at a simple level.

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2003 AUS

I Came, I Saw, I Redoxed

This film explains the reduction-oxidation reactions, or redox, via an animated story in which the mighty Caesium and his legion of atoms set out to conquer the world. The programme covers a number of reactions, and explains the properties of different types of atoms.

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1998 AUS

Investigating Polymers Series

This series focuses on polymers and explores how they are formed, their preparation and properties, as well as addition and condensation polymerisation. It investigates the properties of thermosetting and thermoplastic polymers, and the relationship between physical properties and types of bonding that occur. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

1998 AUS

Condensation Polymers

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2008 AUS

Introduction to Polymers

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1999 AUS

Ionic and Covalent Bonding: Electronegativity, Conductivity, Network and Shapes

A thorough explanation of the conductivity of salts, dissociation in water, covalent networks, the shapes of simple covalent molecules, and the properties of small and long-chain covalently bonded compounds.

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CVP

1991 AUS

Nuclear Chemistry: Inside the Atom

A comprehensive presentation of an essential topic; the atom and its many different particles. This programme includes an overview of the atomic structure, discusses the properties of particles that make up the nucleus, includes historical discoveries about the nucleus, uses of radioisotopes, and much more.

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2007 AUS

Nuclear Radiation

This programme explores the discovery of radioactivity, what makes atoms radioactive, and the methods for detecting radioactivity. It explains the types of radiation, types of decay and decay equations, radiation dose and dose equivalence. The effects of radiation on living things and the environment are also discussed.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Petroleum and Oil Refining

This programme takes an in-depth look at how petroleum is refined into fractions and how these fractions can be changed to have more useful properties.

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2007 AUS

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This video deals with the fundamental structure of matter, starting with atoms and progressing to molecules via chemical bonding. It touches on principles that underpin atomic chemistry.

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2000 AUS

Redox Rocks - Redox Reactions in Extracting Metals from Ore

This programme examines the ways of removing oxygen or sulphur in order to extract metals from their ores. It features footage from the laboratory and industrial processes, and explores the extraction of copper, zinc and aluminium.

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2003 AUS

Redox: Losing and Gaining Electrons

This programme is an introduction to redox. It covers the transfer of electrons, the origin of the name redox, evolution of the definition, electronegativity, oxidation number, half equations, writing and balancing redox equations, half cells, standard electrode reduction potentials, and spontaneous and forced reactions.

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1991 AUS

Renewable Fuels

We have reached a tipping point where the environment cannot sustain our use of non-renewable energy. This programme shows the environmental impacts of both renewable and non-renewable energy sources, explores numerous renewable energy sources, how energy is collected, and the pros and cons of renewable energy.

Incl.

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2008 AUS

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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2009 USA

Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy Fire

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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 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: Body Heat

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2008 CAN

Build Your Own Lavalamp

PLUS

2008 CAN

Carbon Dioxide and Fire

PLUS

2008 CAN

Exploding Water

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2008 CAN

Flashover Fires

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2008 CAN

Liquid Oxygen and Combustion

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2008 CAN

Making Butter

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2007 CAN

Mixing Oil and Water

PLUS

2007 CAN

Never Put Water on an Oil Fire!

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2008 CAN

Play with Polymers

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2008 CAN

Thermite Reaction

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2008 CAN

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This series investigates states of matter and separating mixtures. It explores changing states, expanding and contracting, particle theory of matter, methods of separating various mixtures, dissolving, sewage treatment and more. This series includes the following titles:

Sergeant Magnet of the Electron Army

Shedding Light on Atoms

Changing States of Matter

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2005 AUS

Separating Mixtures

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CVP

2005 AUS

Meet Sergeant Magnet, a character who recruits loosely held electrons to answer the call of a light switch that has been turned on. This programme offers an entertaining and amusing way to discover how electricity works at the atomic level.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

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: PLUS

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2014 AUS

Episode 2: Oxygen Everywhere

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2014 AUS

Episode 3: The Discovery of Atoms

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2014 AUS

The Amazing Mole

The discovery of the Mole and its relationships to mass, volume, concentration and number of particles revolutionised science in its day. This programme introduces this fundamental concept in chemistry using a step-by-step approach.

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2003 AUS

The Energy of Chemical Reactions

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CVP

2013 AUS

The Magic of Chemistry: Lecture Demonstrations

This programme covers the 1988 Nyholm Youth Lectures with Dr Richard Russell and Robert Switzer. Topics covered include the sublimation of dry ice, polymerisation, structure affinity relationships, aerial oxidation, oxidation, chromium trioxide/ ethanol, gun cotton, pouring race, old Nassau, luminol, and flash bang tubes.

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CVP

1988 AUS

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. In this programme, discover the nature of minerals, including the chemical composition of a salt crystal, and learn how minerals are identified and classified.

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2008 USA

The Mole: A Chemical Measure

This programme addresses the concept of the Mole. It looks at how substances react in definite proportions, the ignition of various mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen, a nuts-and-bolts analogy to show fixed proportions, the Mole and Avagadro’s number, and calculating chemical reactions using the Mole.

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This programme explores the development and nature of the modern periodic table, atomic structure, valency and ionisation, table groups and radioactivity.

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2007 AUS

The Science in Cosmetics

This programme shows how cosmetics are made and how they have been used for thousands of years. It covers bases, bulking agents, colouring agents, fragrances, preservatives, emulsions, distillation and solvent extraction.

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2006 AUS

In this programme, the Imagineers demonstrate how they use fluids to their advantage in constructing rides and attractions. Students will learn that a fluid is any substance that flows or moves easily due to its molecular make-up, they will also discover how fluid dynamics help us learn how fluids move and behave.

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What is pollution, what causes it, and where is it found? Who will take charge of the big cleanup? This programme answers these questions whilst discussing how pollution impacts the environment and its disastrous consequences. It includes studies of greenhouse gases, oil, fossil fuels, plastic, litter, and human waste.

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2009 AUS

The Science of Disney Imagineering Fluids

The Science of Pollution

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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

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Lesson 03 - Ionic Compounds: Opposites do Attract

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Lesson 04 - Molecules: When Atoms Share Electrons

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Lesson 05 - Organic Molecules

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Lesson 06 - Chemical Reactions: Atoms Find New Partners

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Lesson 07 - Energy Makes Things Happen

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

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Lesson 09 - Solutions: Mixing It up!

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Lesson 10 - Rates and Equilibrium: Controlling Reactions

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Lesson 11 - Acid/Base Chemistry: Proton Power

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Lesson 12 - Electrochemistry: The Chemistry of Batteries

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Lesson 13 - Nuclear Chemistry: Nature's Power Pack

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Understanding Electrolysis

This programme looks at the chemistry of electrolysis, and compares galvanic and electrolytic cells. It discusses the industrial applications of electrochemistry, examines the applications of rechargeable batteries, and concludes with an introduction to Faraday’s First Law of Electrolysis and stoichiometric calculations.

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2010 AUS

Water: A Unique Chemical

Water’s many properties are essential for all known life forms. The v-shaped molecule reveals an unequal sharing of electrons, which explains many of water’s properties such as the ability to exist on Earth in all three states, absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and its role in many chemical reactions.

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Wet Cells, Dry Cells, Fuel Cells

This programme covers the history and development of different types of electrochemical cells, with a specific emphasis on fuel cells. It explains the production of electricity from chemical reactions, including the process of redox; explores various types of fuel cells; and presents a discussion of the hydrogen age.

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2004 AUS

What Are Atoms Made of?

Everything in our world is made up of elements of different combinations. This programme explains the structure of the modern atomic theory, and explores the periodic table and what it can tell about an element. It introduces the idea of valency, ionic bonding, covalent bonding, and balancing simple chemical equations.

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2009 AUS

Find out about the amazing scientific feats that are allowing us to preserve the world’s most famous pharaoh, King Tutankhamen. Discover how a temperature and humidity controlled display case is ensuring that the Egyptian treasure will be preserved for years to come.

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Wild Chronicles King Tutankhamen Preservation

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400 Years of the Telescope

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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All about Motion: Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration

Everything moves, including objects that appear to be stationary. The concepts of displacement, velocity and acceleration describe this movement by telling the direction in which an object is travelling, how far it goes, how fast it travels, and whether it slows down or speeds up.

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2008 AUS

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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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: Architecture

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Balance

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Buoyancy

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Comets and Meteors

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Electrical Current

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Energy

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Flight

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Friction

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Gravity

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Heat

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Light and Colour

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Light Optics

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Magnetism

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Momentum

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Motion

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Outer Space

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Phases of Matter

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Pressure

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Simple Machines

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Space Exploration

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Spinning Things

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Static Electricity

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Structure

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The Moon

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The Planets

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The Science of Music

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The Sun

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Time

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Waves

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Wind

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Building Bridges - the Physics of Construction

This programme explores how bridges are made, with a focus on the physics used in design and construction. The elements of bridge building are explored step by step, from conception to completion - including factors such as materials used and how costs are governed by environmental, aesthetic and functional elements.

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2009 AUS

Catching the Sun: The Physics of Solar Energy

This programme is an introduction to the principles behind solar energy collection and its various uses, such as generating electricity, and for heating space and water. It covers the thermal and electrical uses of solar energy, and presents a glimpse of what the future might look like.

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2009 AUS

Collisions: Energy, Force, Momentum and Vectors

This programme analyses a collection of spectacular and beautiful collisions, in terms of energy, force, momentum and vectors. It features collisions between cars, trucks, planes, meteorites and people.

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Daily Planet in the Classroom

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Architecture II

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Art I

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Bikes

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Eco-Energy

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Extreme!

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Houses

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Magic

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Mining

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Sound

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World II

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DC Electricity: Discovery and Developments

Discover the origins of electricity in this fascinating programme, through the first uses of static electricity by the Greeks and Gilbert. Students will also learn about other popular displays by scientists in the 18th and 19th centuries.

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2006 AUS

DC Motors

This programme explains; the link between electricity and magnetism and how the two can combine to produce movement; the principles of the electric motor; and how useful motion can be achieved.

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2006 AUS

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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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.

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

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Astronomical Observation

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Astronomical Observatories

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Black Holes

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Comets

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Earth and the Moon

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Eclipses

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Exploration Of Mars

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Exploration of the Moon

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Galactic Clusters

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Hubble Space Telescope

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Jupiter

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Low Mass Stars

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Mars

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Mars Rovers

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Massive Stars

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Mercury

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Meteorites

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Mission to Mars

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Neptune

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Origin and Classification of Stars

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Pluto

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Saturn

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Solar System 101

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Space Exploration

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Space Probes

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Star Clusters

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Sun

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Surrounding Earth

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The Asteroids

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The Big Bang

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The Constellations

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The Formation of Earth

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The Galaxies

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The Moon

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The Planets of the Solar System

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The Size of the Universe

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The Solar System

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The Stars

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The Structure of the Solar System

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The Structure of the Universe

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The Sun

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Uranus

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Venus

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Electrical Circuits

This programme covers the basics of electrical circuits, including: the various components of circuits; voltage, current, resistance and Ohm’s Law; series and parallel circuits; and demonstrates a range of calculations for voltage, current, resistance, power and the use of Kirchoff’s Law.

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2013 AUS

Electromagnetic Radiation: Wave and Particle Models of Light

Examines the various properties of light and scientists’ attempts to explain them. In the past, both wave and particle models have been used to understand, explain and predict the behaviour of light, though neither model on its own is adequate to explain all known phenomena.

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2008 AUS

Energy Rules: The Conservation of Energy

This resource examines different forms of energy and momentum, and how they are related. Students are taken through appropriate calculations and introduced to the various concepts.

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2006 AUS

Forms of Energy

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Gravitation

This programme outlines the four fundamental forces and discusses the principles of Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation. It investigates the motion of satellites and orbiting space stations, and explores the different gravitational fields of planets. It also discusses the existence of zero gravity spaces.

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2005 AUS

Gravity: History of Ideas

This programme follows the development of astronomy from the ancient Greeks to the 17th century Europeans by characterising some of the main people involved. It explores geocentric models, heliocentric models and more modern explanations of the properties of the universe.

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Discover how the ideas developed by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky helped us to reach the moon, and how Robert Goddard created a liquid fuelled rocket to make the dream even more attainable. The programme uses historical footage to illustrate the super human effort of putting the first person on the moon.

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2001 AUS

In Focus: The Synchrotron an Introduction

A synchrotron produces highly specialised light, known as synchrotron radiation, which is used in a number of emerging fields. This programme provides an introduction to the machine, including its applications, basic design, synchrotron radiation and interaction with materials.

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2003 AUS

Interference of Light: A Property of Waves

This programme examines interference of waves in water; Young’s twin-slit experiment; colour of soap films; coherent and incoherent light; Newton’s rings, used in the polishing of glass; thin films; coatings on lenses; and reading compact discs (CDs).

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Introduction to Electricity

Students will learn about the concept of electricity, including its early history, as well as static and current electricity. The analogy of a stream of water is used to explain current, resistance and voltage. It examines where electricity comes from and presents a range of examples of where it is used.

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2008 AUS

Living on the Planets: What We Need to Live

Explore the issues surrounding human life away from Earth through footage from the Apollo, Pathfinder and Viking space missions, and from the two-year Biosphere 2 experiment of human life in a selfcontained, closed system. Also examined are Mars and the Moon, and their habitable nature.

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2000 AUS

Mars Landing 2012: The New Search for Life

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Measurement and the Search for Relationships

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

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2008 AUS

Measurement and Uncertainty

This programme 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.

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2007 AUS

Methods of Heat Transfer

This programme explores the mechanisms and practicalities of heat transfer, explaining the mechanisms of conduction, convection and radiation, and introducing the concept of thermal capacity of an object.

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2006 AUS

Microwave Ovens: Cooking with Light

This programme discusses the main modes by which energy is transferred during cooking; convection, conduction and radiation. It looks at how microwaves stimulate the rapid rotation of water molecules, and presents the characteristics of waves, wave interactions and the electromagnetic spectrum.

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2006 AUS

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Mobile Phone Networks: How They Work

Mobile phones have become one of the most common methods of communication. This programme investigates the science and technology behind mobile phone networks, including issues of coverage and signal strength. Also demonstrated are other forms of technology based around the use of radio waves.

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2006 AUS

Nanotechnology: An Introduction

This programme provides an overview of nanotechnology; covering micrometre and nanometre 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.

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2007 AUS

Newton’s Laws of Motion

Using everyday objects and situations, this programme explores Newton’s three laws of motion at a fundamental level, focusing on the understanding of basic principles. These include forces acting on objects, the concept of net force, what a zero or non-zero net force implies, and coverage of the action-reaction law.

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2005 AUS

Nuclear Energy

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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: Nuclear Energy: Advanced Version

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2008 AUS

Nuclear Energy: Basic Version

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2008 AUS

Nuclear Energy: The Issues

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2008 AUS

Our Earth in Motion: Understanding Time, Tides and Seasons

This programme explains in detail how the Earth and the Moon move with respect to each other and the Sun, why we have day and night and different time zones, why we have the four seasons every year, the two tides, and the different phases of the moon.

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2006 AUS

Our Place in Space: Astronomy

The development of modern telescopes has enabled astronomers to develop new insights and theories about the origins of the Universe. This programme will use the observations of astronomy in the context of the historical development of our picture of the Universe and our place in it.

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2008 AUS

Particle Model and Kinetic Theory of Gases

This programme has been divided into two parts. The first part looks at the particle model of matter; including stacking, temperature, solution, precipitation and movement of particle. The second part looks at the kinetic theory of gases, including mass, momentum, pressure, temperature and volume.

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Principles and Laws of Motion

This programme starts with an examination of the properties and behaviour of forces are examined in the context of Newton’s laws of motion. It also looks at projectile motion, circular motion and centripetal force, concluding by examining the principles and laws in action on a pool table.

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2009 AUS

Principles of Physics

Students will discover the nature of mechanics, light, heat, sound, magnetism, electricity, and radioactivity in this comprehensive series. Each episode employs high quality graphics, animations, and live footage, contains practical demonstrations related to common activities, and offers the relevant formulas per concept. This series includes the following titles:

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Principles of Physics 1: Mechanics

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2012 AUS

Principles of Physics 1: Mechanics, Heat, Light

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2010 AUS

Principles of Physics 2: Sound, Magnetism, Electricity and Radioactivity

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2010 AUS

Projectile Motion

This programme investigates the motion of projectiles, beginning with vertically projected objects and then moving to angled projection.

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2003 AUS

Properties of Waves

If the movement of a particle causes delayed movement in its neighbour, we have a wave. This programme covers: transverse waves; tension waves; shear and torsional waves; examines characteristics, including amplitude, frequency, velocity and period of waves; and investigates wave behaviour.

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2003 AUS

Radioisotopes at Work: Medical and Industrial Uses

Radioisotopes have an important role in today’s society. The ability of radiation to pass through matter allows radioisotopes to be applied in many different ways. This video examines the use of radioisotopes in medicine (diagnosis, radiotherapy) and industry (materials testing).

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2001 AUS

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.

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Rainbows

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

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2010 USA

Remote Sensing

Today, remote observation of Earth is done mainly by satellites in space. Learn how the technology within optical remote sensing satellites work to produce images, and how it assists us in accurately mapping our Earth’s surface.

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2008 USA

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 renewable energy to create a brighter tomorrow. With his trademark humour and hands-on demonstrations, students will no doubt be captivated as he conveys these important messages. This series includes the following titles:

Science and the City

Electricity

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Renewable Energy

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Build a Simple Motor

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Build a Simple Speaker

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How Does a Rocket Work?

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How Does a Toilet Flush?

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Hydraulics

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Lenz's Law

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2008 CAN

Liquid Pressure

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2007 CAN

Make Your Own Doorbell!

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2008 CAN

Making a Comet

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2008 CAN

Measuring the Speed of Light with a Microwave

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2008 CAN

Polarized Light

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2008 CAN

Rosin Up the Bow

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2008 CAN

Spinning Tops

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2008 CAN

Storing an Electric Charge

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2008 CAN

The Electric Pencil

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2007 CAN

The Original Battery

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2008 CAN

The Science of Tightrope Walking

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2008 CAN

Three Types of Magnetism

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2007 CAN

Understanding Centrifugal Force

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2008 CAN

Water Bottle Rocket

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2008 CAN

Weightlessness

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2007 CAN

What Does a Sparkplug Do?

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Why Do Balls Bounce?

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Why Do Stones Skip on Water?

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2008 CAN

Why Does Salt Melt Ice?

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Why Is the Sky Blue?

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This series looks at light, sound, and magnetic force. It explores waves in relation to sound and light, and uses experiments, graphics and footage of applications of magnets and electromagnets to introduce the concepts of magnets and magnetism. This series includes the following titles:

SciQ

Light and Sound

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Magnetic Force

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2005 AUS

SciQ is an exciting series which introduces a younger audience to science 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:

Semiconductors, Diodes and Transistors

Shedding Light Series

Can We Fly without a Plane?

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How Does Technology Help Us See?

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2008 CAN

Who Can Ride the Wackiest Wheels?

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2008 CAN

This programme demonstrates the operation of semiconductors, diodes and transistors, and explains how the invention of the integrated circuit and transistor has revolutionised electronics. It explores the N-type and P-type semiconductors and their major features, as well as PN diodes and NPN transistors.

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2011 AUS

In this incredibly comprehensive series, physics teacher and presenter Spiro Liacos uses straight forward 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: PLUS

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Shedding Light on Curved Mirrors

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Shedding Light on Electromagnetic Waves

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2011 AUS

Shedding Light on Lenses

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LIA

2011 AUS

Shedding Light on Reflections

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Shedding Light on Refraction

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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 episode explores some of the ways the state is reducing its carbon emissions, while supplying its residents with a reliable source of natural energy.

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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: Light, Phase and Matter

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2007 AUS

Photonics

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2007 AUS

Sound Waves and Other Demonstrations

PLUS

2007 AUS

Special Relativity

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2007 AUS

The Synchrotron

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2007 AUS

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.

PLUS

2010 USA

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

PLUS

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.

PLUS

DIS

2005 USA

Keeping your home cosy and comfortable offers some of the best ways to save energy. In this programme, learn some of the easiest methods to reduce your energy use, save money, and keep your home at a comfortable temperature.

PLUS

2008 USA

The Photoelectric Effect

This programme discusses the discoveries in the photoelectric effect from a historical and experimental perspective. It covers Hertzâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original work on the electromagnetic nature of light through wave, particle and photon models for light, and the works of Lenard, Planck and Einstein.

Incl.

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2003 AUS

The Physics of Light

Discover the nature of light and how it is harnessed in our lives. The basic properties of light and the wave model are discussed; and the concepts of wavelength, frequency, speed, reflection, refraction, total internal reflection and dispersion are explained.

Incl.

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2010 AUS

The Electromagnetic Spectrum

The Endless Voyage Ebb and Flow

The Eyes of Nye Sports: Science in Action

The Green Guide Seal the House

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Technological advances in the field of medicine have led to the development of sophisticated tools for analysing bodily processes. These methods are usually non-invasive for identifying and monitoring diseases or injuries, and use images representing internal anatomical structure and organs of the body.

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Join Disney Imagineer Asa Kalama and discover how physics plays a huge role in the designing of Disney themeparks! 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: Electricity

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Energy

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Friction

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Gravity

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Levers and Pulleys

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Magnetism

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Newton's 3 Laws of Motion

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Trajectory

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2008 USA

Waves in the Ocean: Beauty and Order in Waves

This programme provides an excellent summary of the nature of waves in the ocean; how they are formed, their characteristics, why and how waves break, and much more.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Work = Force x Distance: Exploring the Concept of Work

Work is the product of force and distance. This programme examines the formulas; work = force x distance and power = work/ time. It also looks at doing work to waste energy, forces in stopping and toughness versus brittleness of metals.

Incl.

CVP

1989 AUS

Science

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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. This series includes the following titles:

Daily Planet in the Classroom

Do-It-Yourself Science

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Inventions

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Measurement

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Pseudoscience

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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: Inventors II

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2008 CAN

Inventors III

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2009 CAN

Try, Try Again

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2008 CAN

World I

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2007 CAN

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.

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Safety in the Senior Science Lab

This programme is aimed at providing students with a review of safety concepts and an introduction of new safety techniques as students head towards the use of more volatile substances and equipment in the science laboratory. It also highlights the correct use of MSDS sheets and Risk Assessment sheets.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Scientific Method: How It Works

This video introduces scientific methodology by describing its development and purpose. Then, using the question ‘do plants need light to grow?’, the viewer is given a detailed illustration of how scientific methodology is applied, and the concepts of theory and scientific law are addressed.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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’.

PLUS

2005 USA

This programme is aimed at inspiring and educating junior secondary students about science, the scientific method, and the three major streams taught in school – chemistry, physics and biology. It also explores a range of jobs and other roles performed by scientists in many areas of research, technology and enterprise.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

First Scientists

Lab Skills Science Lab Skills - Complete

The Eyes of Nye Pseudoscience: Looking for Evidence and Proof

What’s so Special About Science?

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4Real

ABC News Classroom Edition

Classic Collection

Kenya - K’naan

Applied Anthropology

Sol takes international hip hop star K’naan into Kibera, the largest slum in East Africa, where they meet local hero Salim Mohamed. K’naan and Sol discover beauty and dignity, and are changed by Salim’s incredible spirit as he brings education, opportunity and health to a place that few people want anything to do with.

This video explores the four sub-disciplines of anthropology - physical, cultural, linguistic and archaeological - and gives very clear and varied examples of where applied anthropology is used in the workforce, how flexible the field is, and how it fits within the subfields of anthropology.

Carolyn Jackson - Lads and Ladettes in School

2008 | 22 min | USA | AR | DA | PLUS

2008 | 28 min | CAN | DA | PLUS

2009 | 24 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

Core Concepts in Sociology

Elizabeth Loftus: Eyewitness Testimony

Evil and Suffering - A Religious Perspective

Professor Elizabeth Loftus takes us through her ground-breaking research on eyewitness evidence. She explains the problems with eyewitness evidence and the origins of her research, its methods and findings, and its implications for our understanding of memory and obtaining more reliable eyewitness testimony.

Designed for students who are tackling the subjects of evil and suffering in relation to the existence of God, this film offers examples of what could be perceived as ‘suffering’ in the world today and explores the meaning of ‘suffering’ from a religious point of view.

2011 | 20 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2007 | 24 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl. © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

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Social Studies

In this programme, we examine culture, socialisation and identity, which are key concepts about the way we as individuals interact with society. With varied examples and clear explanations from experts, this is a fascinating and information-rich resource for students studying sociology.

What motivates laddish behaviour? Are girls becoming more laddish? And if so, why? In this programme, Carolyn Jackson talks about the origins, methodologies, findings and the implications of her work into these contemporary issues for teachers and schools.

Love in the Streets

Rosenhan’s Experiment

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.

The Rosenhan Experiment is one of the most infamous psychological experiments of all time. This programme looks at the context of the study in the anti-psychiatry movement of the 70s, how pseudo patients gained entry, their experiences of being sane in insane places, and how critics evaluated the study.

2012 | 18 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2008 | 3 min | USA | NG | PLUS

2011 | 20 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Sleep

Sociology Short Cuts

This film examines sleep, why human beings do it, the nature of sleep including the four stages of sleep, and the causes and impacts of not sleeping. It is presented by psychologist Dr Steve Taylor and includes expert comments from professors at the University of Loughborough.

Doing Sociological Research

The Changing Role of Women in the UK

2013 | 26 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2007 | 36 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 26 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

The Concepts of Psychology

The Sacraments

Wild Chronicles

Incl. Will and Determinism

This informative film seeks to define the term ‘sacrament’ and explores baptism, confirmation, the Eucharist, marriage, ordination, reconciliation, anointing and funerals from the perspective of several Christian denominations.

Slum TV

2011 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2005 | 5 min | USA | NG | PLUS

Influences on Health and Wellbeing Social Factors Humans are social animals, and we all engage in, and require social interaction to maintain a balanced and healthy existence. This film explores the nature of those social factors that play a major part in our health and wellbeing – including family, friends, community groups, social class and socialisation.

Do we have choices in life or is our behaviour determined? Recent advances in neuroscience have thrown new light on this long running issue. In this programme, we look at, and reconstruct, Libet’s seminal experiment with Professor Patrick Haggard of the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience.

2014 | 7 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl. © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

See sociological research in action in four short films that bring research methods to life in educational contexts. This programme features four key studies: Introduction to Social Research, Survey Research, Interviews in Sociology and Observational Research.

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The 20th century saw enormous change for women in the home, at work, and in social values. Even with legislation to ensure equal pay for equal work, and sexual discrimination outlawed, we still ask, “Are women equal to men?” This programme examines the changing roles of women, and what brought about the changes.

Mathare, a slum in Kenya where people often feel over-looked and rarely heard, is finding its voice through ‘Slum TV’. A programme that documents people’s lives in an effort to improve them. Produced by a small team of amateur Mathare filmmakers, ‘Slum TV’ gives residents a chance to see themselves in a positive light and speak out about their world.

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Applied Anthropology

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Biology and Evolution

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Characteristics of Culture

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Communication and Culture

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Economic Systems

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Essence of Anthropology

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Food Domestication and the Emergence of Cities

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Global Challenges and Anthropology

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Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class

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Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic

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Kinship and Descent

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Macroevolution

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Marriage and Family

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Methods of Paleoanthropology

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Patterns of Adaptation

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Patterns of Variation

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Politics, Power and Violence

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Premodern Humans

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Primate Behaviour

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Processes of Change

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Religion and Spirituality

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Sex and Marriage

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Social Identity, Personality and Gender

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Subsistence Systems

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The Living Primates

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Brief Summary 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: Caught Cheating with Charles Gibson

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Give Me a Break! with John Stossel

PLUS

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Myths, Lies and Nasty Behaviour

PLUS

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Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity: Part 1

PLUS

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Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Part 2

PLUS

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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, though, Zahir’s music wafts from the windows of Afghans’ homes around the world, helping exiles and refugees stay connected to their tortured native land.

PLUS

2007 USA

Alexandria Library

In ancient times, Alexandria was home to a great library. In this short programme, students will discover the new Bibliotheca Alexandrina, opened in 2002, and featuring collections donated from around the world, focusing on Egypt, the Middle East, and Islam.

PLUS

2002 USA

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 programme. 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.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

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Bigfoot Hoax

The Bigfoot legend began in 1958, but in 2002 it was discovered Ray Wallace has hoaxed the tracks. This entertaining programme explores the history behind the famed story, and the way modern day technology has helped spread the tale further, despite it being false.

PLUS

2005 USA

Bone Stretching

In China, where height is highly valued, Dr. Ruan Yude performs leg stretching operations. In this eye-opening programme, students will learn about the controversial cultural practices that occur in China, and the way beauty standards influence daily life for many people.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

1994 USA

Cactus Drug

This interesting programme features a story exploring the consumption of the San Pedro cactus in Peru, and follows several people as they try to solve their personal problems by taking the medicinal drug with the help of a shaman.

PLUS

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 programme, students will learn about the nature of this unique art, and discover the history of the tradition.

PLUS

2002 USA

Child Marriage

Students will learn about the nature of child marriages that occur in Indian villages in this fascinating, short programme, and discover that although Indian law prohibits the marriages, they are still a tradition in some areas.

PLUS

2002 USA

Cobras

This programme takes viewers into Thailand to learn about the practice of eating cobras, and introduces Jar Reung, who kills and prepares the snakes for their medicinal properties to help people heal.

PLUS

2002 USA

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 programme features the family of Mrs. Mendaun Dalipang, who are holding a funeral for her.

PLUS

2002 USA

Creature Cures

This programme 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Cremation

Dheen Dayal and other members of the Dom caste perform cremations.

PLUS

2002 USA

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Crucifixion

This short film about ritual crucifixion visits the village of San Pedro Cutud in the Philippines, where Catholic carpenter Rolando Acompo performs the annual ritual of self-flagellation and crucifies himself on a cross.

PLUS

2002 USA

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 programme, as he discusses his experience with one inmate, Billy Wayne White, who helped with his own execution.

PLUS

2007 USA

Djerba Island Jews

Discover a special story of unity and acceptance in this programme, where the small Jewish minority community in Hara Kebira on Djerba Island lives peacefully with its Muslim neighbours.

PLUS

2002 USA

Dubai Falcons

Discover the history behind falconry, and its importance in the rich heritage of Dubai. This short programme introduces viewers to the royal falcons of Dubai’s ruler, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

PLUS

2002 USA

Eating Rat

Meet Sylvanus and other fellow Ewe people in Ketme, Togo, as they hunt for rats in this graphic programme. Students will learn about this distinctive practice, and discover how they catch, cook, and eat this unique meal.

PLUS

2004 USA

Embalming

This graphic programme 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.

PLUS

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 in this extreme programme.

PLUS

2000 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.

PLUS

1999 USA

Fire Walking

This programme 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.

PLUS

2002 USA

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Crop Circles

Explore the phenomenon of crop circles in England in this unique programme, where a crop circle researcher and a crop circle maker each discuss the possibility of intelligent life from another planet creating these designs.

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Flesh Branding

Meet Tyler Ballantyne, a man undergoing body modification by branding a design on his arm. This graphic programme 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Fulani Initiation Rites

This fascinating programme 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Geishas

In this informative programme 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.

PLUS

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 programme, 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Goat Foetus

Kutti pi, or animal foetus, is a traditional delicacy in India that is losing popularity. In this interesting programme, meet Pauline Nagar, who serves goat foetus at a dinner party and subsequently receives mixed reactions.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

Haitian Voodoo

Explore the culture of Voodoo practices in Haiti in this fascinating short programme, 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.

PLUS

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 nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; roll.

PLUS

2007 USA

Horseman

Take a trip to Mongolia and discover the importance of horses to their culture and way of life. This short programme, examines the Naadam festival, an event where riders under twelve years old compete in a traditional 15-mile horse race.

PLUS

1999 USA

Initiation with Ants

This fascinating programme 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

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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.

PLUS

2000 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.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Land-Diving in Vanuatu

Join Phillip Warren and his father Willie as they explore the practice of traditional land diving on Pentecost Island in Vanuatu.

PLUS

1996 USA

Lizardman

This is a story on Eric Sprague, the lizardman at a tattoo convention in New York. In this unusual programme, 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.

PLUS

2008 USA

Loch Ness Monster Hoax

This programme 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.

PLUS

2005 USA

Love in the Streets

PLUS

2008 USA

Lunar Healing

The Interstellar Light Collector was invented by Richard and Monica Chapin, and is an 84 mirror array that concentrates moonlight. In this unique programme, discover how people with illnesses travel to take a monthly “bath” in the concentrated moonlight.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2004 USA

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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 programme.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

Molokai

Step into the island life of Molokai and meet both native and nonHawaiians, and discover how they both enjoy peaceful island life, including Friday night Kanikapili, or music jam sessions.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

2007 USA

New World Voodoo

In this programme, 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.

PLUS

2002 USA

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.

PLUS

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 was not expected to live. However, he proved all his doctors wrong, and can now speak and control his movements once again.

PLUS

2009 CAN

Personal Identity: Tattoos, Body Piercing, Art, Culture and Self Expression

This programme examines the growing popularity and acceptance of tattoos and body piercing, and how they are frequently used as an expression of personal identity. This insightful resource provides an overview of the history of body decoration, and speaks to a range of people who explain what it means to them.

Incl.

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2002 AUS

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.

PLUS

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 programme provides a fascinating insight into the belief of reincarnation, and the strong religious beliefs held by communities in India.

PLUS

2004 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: Introduction: The Unquiet American

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2006 USA

Episode 1: Sol Is Sick of Talking about Dresden

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2007 USA

Episode 2: Paul Prefers the Discussion of the Post-American World

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2007 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.

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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.

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2002 USA

Self Stabbing

In this graphic yet fascinating documentary on Pangrebongan rites in Bali, 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.

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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 programme takes a look at the dangers of sword-swallowing, and the extreme ways performers push their bodies to the physical limits.

PLUS

2004 USA

Spirit Healers

This fascinating programme follows 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.

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2002 USA

Surviving West Point

This insightful documentary series takes an exclusive look at the prestigious Cadet Training Programme 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. This series includes the following titles: A World Apart

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2002 USA

An Uncertain Future

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2002 USA

Leaders of Character

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2002 USA

Learning to Lead, Learning to Follow

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2002 USA

Playing to Win

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2002 USA

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Put to the Test

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2002 USA

Shock to the System

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2002 USA

Studying War

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2002 USA

The Shock of War

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2002 USA

Women Warriors

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2002 USA

Thai Boxing

This programme follows 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, an overview of the history of the sport, and watch how the fights play out in the ring.

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2003 USA

Thaipusam

This short programme 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 deity Murugan.

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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.

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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. In this documentary, 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.

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1998 USA

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.

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2009 CAN

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. This programme will ignite discussion among students as topics such as the United States leaders, racism, war and globalisation are brought up.

PLUS

2007 USA

Transsexual Cabaret

In Thailand, ladyboys, or men who live as women, perform as popular cabaret singers. In this eye-opening documentary, famous ladyboy Day is interviewed, and viewers will discover the fascinating nature of this niche in the entertainment industry.

PLUS

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 this process is seen in action when one man accuses another of theft.

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2004 USA

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Tribal Tattoos

Photographer Chris Rainier travels to Borneo to document traditional Iban tattoos. In this short programme, 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.

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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.

PLUS

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. In this programme, see how crews of painters, electricians, and security officers work on the unusual site, and the daily challenges of the job they face.

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1996 USA

Wild Chronicles

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This fascinating series goes on the road to visit 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: India Monkey Charming

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2003 USA

Slum TV

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2005 USA

Uganda Photocamp

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2003 USA

Zuni Map Art

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2003 USA

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Care Values

Care is often thought of as falling into two categories – health and social service provision. This film examines a number of aspects of care values, such as confidentiality and empathy, provides expert comments on the matter, and is an informative and engaging resource for students studying health and social service.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Effective Communication in Health and Social Care

Effective communication is vital to the operation of care services and facilities. This film examines the basics of communication, including what it is, communication types, active listening, cultural variation, interpersonal interaction and group communication, and features professional and street commentary.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Influences on Health and Wellbeing - Health Promotion

Promoting healthier lifestyles and habits to both target groups and the wider population is important to governments. Using the ‘Doubt Kills’ campaign from the British Heart Foundation as a case study, this film explores the designing and implementation of a major national health promotion.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Meeting Individual Needs

Providing health and care services to recipients has changed significantly in recent decades, not only due to technology and medical science progression, but also due to shifts in approaches to service provision. This film explores how individual needs are met, and features commentary from industry professionals.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Mental Health Nursing

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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 steps to deal with them successfully. This series includes the following titles:

The Human Condition

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2003 CAN

Client with Dementia and Agitation & Anxiety

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2003 CAN

Depressed or Suicidal Client

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2003 CAN

Mental Status Assessment

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2003 CAN

Verbally and Physically Aggressive Client & Delusions

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2003 CAN

This film examines the areas that are required for the successful operation of organisations in the health and social services sector. The fundamental areas featured range from positive and constructive organisational culture, to effective communication, solid team building, and clear mission statements.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Study some of the most common illnesses and diseases in this 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: Brain Attack

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2001 CAN

Diagnosis: Cancer

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2001 CAN

Feels so Good... Hurts so Bad

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2001 CAN

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Client Experiencing Mania

This Thing Called Hope

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2001 CAN

In Human Terms

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2001 CAN

Lives in Balance

Incl.

2001 CAN

Living with Cancer

Incl.

2001 CAN

Risky Business

Incl.

2001 CAN

The Code

Incl.

2001 CAN

The Fabric of Health

Incl.

2001 CAN

The Growing Years

Incl.

2001 CAN

The Modern Plague

Incl.

2001 CAN

The Web of Addiction

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2001 CAN

Weighing In

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2001 CAN

Working It Out

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2001 CAN

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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?

PLUS

2000 CAN

Episode 2: Experiencing Hope

PLUS

2000 CAN

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Aggression

Are all people capable of murder? What drives people to violence? Can TV affect our actions and even drive us to acts of violence? This programme explores and offers psychological explanations for these issues, and includes a variety of sources. It includes original film footage of research and crimes.

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Anxiety Disorders

In this programme, we take a comprehensive look at anxiety disorders, including generalised anxiety, panic, post traumatic and obsessive compulsive disorders and phobias. With excellent illustrations and input from leading experts, this is a wide-ranging examination of anxiety today.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Attachment

This programme is excellent for a wide range of training purposes for foster carers, parent groups, child minders, social workers and for those people who work with children. It is also an excellent resource for undergraduate and postgraduate studies in both academic and applied psychology.

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

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

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1998 USA

Bill Nye the Science Guy Patterns

Core Studies in Psychology

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The first part of this series looks at renowned psychologist and autism expert Simon Baron Cohen, and his case study “Another Advanced Test of Theory of Mind”. The second part examines the addictive ‘pokies’, the stream of money for governments that can cause devastation within communities, families and individuals. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

Griffiths - Cognitive Bias and Gambling

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CVP

2010 UK

Elizabeth Loftus: Eyewitness Testimony

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CVP

2011 UK

Face Recognition

This film explores the fascinating topic of face recognition, including recognising faces, reading faces and the Bruce-Young model, and blindness to faces. Expert interviewees include Prof. Vicki Bruce from the University of Newcastle and Prof. Andy Young from the University of York.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

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

PLUS

2006 CAN

Connections: Sensation

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2006 CAN

Different Strokes: Nurture and Human Diversity

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2006 CAN

Emotion: Emotions

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2006 CAN

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Baron Cohen on Autism

Psychology Critical Issues

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Endless Questions: Critical Thinking and Research

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2006 CAN

Getting It Together: Therapy

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2006 CAN

In the Driver's Seat: Motivation

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2006 CAN

Out of Balance: Anxiety and Personality Disorders

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2006 CAN

People to People: Social Psychology

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2006 CAN

Stressed to the Limit: Stress and Health

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2006 CAN

The Becoming Years: Adolescence to Older Adults

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2006 CAN

The Growing Years: Conception of Childhood

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2006 CAN

The Learning Machine: Learning

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2006 CAN

Thinking and Language

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2006 CAN

Offender profiling is commonly used in solving crimes. Using the leading case of the railway murders in the UK, this programme explains what profiling is, and what it aims to do. It includes practical uses of profiling, potential benefits and drawbacks, and the emergence of a new evidence-based approach.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Offender Profiling

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This series includes six programmes that help bring the critical issues to life in a relevant and accessible way. Students’ own experiences, case study examples, and expert analysis combine to provide an educational series that holds student interest throughout. This series includes the following titles:

Psychology Short Cuts Classic Studies in Psychology One

Research in Context

Bystander Intervention

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CVP

2009 UK

Day Care

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CVP

2001 UK

Eating Disorders

Incl.

CVP

2001 UK

Eyewitness Testimony

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CVP

2001 UK

Obedience and Ethics

Incl.

CVP

2001 UK

Stress Management

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CVP

2001 UK

This compelling set of short programmes illustrates five of psychology’s most important studies: The Strange Situation, Bandura on Social Learning, Elizabeth Loftus on Eyewitness Testimony, Milgram’s Experiments on Obedience, and The Stanford Prison Experiment.

Incl.

CVP

2007 UK

This programme helps with the difficult task of integrating science and research. We see the cycle of science illustrated with Naughty Teddy’s challenge to Piaget’s theory of conservation, a record producer using descriptive statistics, and a dating study using different types of data to meet their ideal partners.

Incl.

CVP

2009 UK

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Rosenhan’s Experiment

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CVP

2011 AUS

Sleep

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CVP

2013 UK

The Concepts of Psychology

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This resource, presented by Dr. Steven Taylor, answers challenging questions for psychology students. The series begins with a short clip introducing psychology as a subject, then covers topics including how to define ethics, free will and determinism, situational theory, and ethical issues in psychology. This series includes the following titles: Ethical Issues in Psychology

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CVP

2014 UK

Incl. Will and Determinism

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CVP

2014 UK

Introducing Psychology

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CVP

2014 UK

Situational Theory

Incl.

CVP

2014 UK

What Are Ethics

Incl.

CVP

2014 UK

The Social Toddler

This resource provides a fascinating insight into the world of toddlers. Child behaviour specialists Helen and Clive Dorman reveal that by untangling the mysteries of why toddlers behave the way they do, parents and carers are better able to respond in ways that avoid conflict and maximise enjoyment.

Incl.

CVP

2005 UK

Understanding Postnatal Depression

This programme defines postnatal depression (PND) and contrasts it with other conditions. Contributing factors will be explored as well as some of the current treatments available. A case study of PND will provide insight into the life of someone who has experienced it.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

This series includes the following titles: Experimental Research Methods in Psychology

Incl.

CVP

2004 UK

Mental Disorders

Incl.

CVP

2003 UK

Non-Experimental Methods in Psychology

Incl.

CVP

2003 UK

Perspectives on Psychology

Incl.

CVP

2001 UK

The BBC Prison Study

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CVP

2008 UK

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Understanding Psychology

‘Understanding Psychology’ is a series designed to make some of psychology’s more abstract, theoretical and methodological issues accessible to students through case studies and examples that relate to everyday life experiences.

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Evil and Suffering - A Religious Perspective

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2011 AUS

Euthanasia raises agonising moral questions. At the heart of the ethical and religious arguments are the different ideas that people have of the meaning and value of human existence, and of whether human beings have the right to decide issues of life and death for themselves.

Incl.

CVP

2011 UK

Ramadan in Denver

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

PLUS

2001 USA

The Kendal Project - A Spiritual Revolution

This programme explores the scope and methodology of the Kendal Project, its findings and conclusions about modern society, religion and spirituality, and examines implications and explanations of changing trends.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

The Sacraments

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Tongue Boring

This documentary travels to Nepal to take a look at their New Year’s celebration. Where 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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Witch Cleanser

This programme 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.

PLUS

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.

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2005 USA

Medical Ethics Euthanasia

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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:

Beyond the Nuclear Family

Classic Collection

City of God - Mos Def

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2008 USA

Haiti - Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers

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2008 USA

Kenya - K'naan

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2008 USA

Liberia - M.I.A

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2008 USA

Pawnee - Casey Affleck

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2008 USA

Peru - Cameron Diaz

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2008 USA

Vancouver - Eva Mendes

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2008 USA

Yawanawa - Joaquin Phoenix

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2008 USA

This programme looks at the changing roles, structure and functions of the family throughout time; how family members’ roles have changed; and presents a historical view of the family throughout history, contrasting it with what society expects from the family today.

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CVP

2008 AUS

Every so often a book is published that changes the way we look at a sociological issue, and this series tells the story of some of these seminal works. The authors discuss these books with Steve Taylor, talking about how the study began and how research was done, what they found, and what they think of the work today. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Anthony Giddens: Capitalism and Social Modern Theory

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CVP

2004 UK

Carolyn Jackson: Lads and Ladettes in School

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CVP

2009 UK

Eileen Barker: The Making of a Moonie

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CVP

1999 UK

Michelle Stanworth: Gender and Schooling

Incl.

CVP

2001 UK

Paul Willis: Learning to Labour

Incl.

CVP

1999 UK

Peter Townsend: Poverty in the UK

Incl.

CVP

2003 UK

Stan Cohen: Folk Devils and Moral Panics

Incl.

CVP

1999 UK

Sue Sharpe: Just Like a Girl

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CVP

2000 UK

This programme examines modern day epidemics, using three case studies from the late 20th and early 21st centuries: SARS, HIV-AIDS, and influenza.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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Confronting Epidemics: Three Case Studies

Ann Oakley: Housewife

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CVP

2007 UK

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.

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2004 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 programme 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

PLUS

2002 CAN

Culture

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2002 CAN

Gender

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2002 CAN

Population and Urbanisation

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2002 CAN

Race and Ethnicity

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2002 CAN

Social Class

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2002 CAN

Social Groups

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2002 CAN

Social Interactions, Relationships and Structure

PLUS

2002 CAN

Socialisation

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2002 CAN

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.

PLUS

2004 USA

Gay Marriage

Explore the topic of same-sex marriage in this short programme, which features the story of two gay couples in England and the Netherlands, and explores the acceptance and resistance they have all faced about same-sex marriage in their countries.

PLUS

2002 UK

Homeless

This programme follows the story of Gary, who is forty and has been homeless for over twenty years, drifting from one temporary accommodation to another. Through his story, we explore the connection between drug and alcohol abuse and homelessness, and how he was eventually helped to break the cycle.

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CVP

2004 AUS

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Discover the influences on health and wellbeing through this in-depth series, which explores the psychological, social, and physical environment factors. The wide range of topics covered include self-concept, relationships, communities, access to employment, air and water quality, and many more. This series includes the following titles: Psychological Factors

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CVP

2012 UK

Social Factors

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CVP

2012 UK

The Physical Environment

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CVP

2012 UK

Influences on the Health of Individuals

Explore the determinants and influences on health through practical examples from different life stages in today’s society in this informative programme. It explains how health can be determined by a range of individual, social, cultural, environmental and lifestyle factors that are dynamic and interrelated.

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CVP

2010 AUS

Introducing Sociology

This programme answers the question, “What is sociology?” Leading sociologists such as Anthony Giddens explain and illustrate what it means to adopt a “sociological approach” and students talk about studying sociology.

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CVP

2004 UK

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, as his first two wives help celebrate the ceremony.

PLUS

2002 USA

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CVP

Researching Health

This resource makes research methods accessible in a health context, and contains three bite-sized videos illustrating different aspects of health research: questionnaire surveys, using interviews in health research, and observational research.

2008 UK

Sociology Key Issues

The ‘Sociology Key Issues’ series takes a fresh look at some of the central areas of sociological research, including crime and deviance, and families and households. In each episode, viewers will explore the key ideas with real people’s experiences, and discover the history behind these concepts.

Research Methods Made Accessible

This series includes the following titles:

Doing Sociological Research

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CVP

2005 UK

Families and Households

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CVP

2003 UK

Incl.

CVP

2007 UK

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CVP

2010 UK

The 20th century saw enormous change for women in the home,

The Changing Role of Women at work, and in social values. Even with legislation to ensure equal pay for equal work, and sexual discrimination outlawed, we still in the UK ask, “Are women equal to men?” This programme examines the changing roles of women, and what brought about the changes.

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Sociology Short Cuts

Crime and Deviance

Jock Young

Understanding Sociology

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The Drugtakers is one of the clearest and most dramatic examples of deviance amplification. In this programme, Jock Young discusses what is meant by a “sociological approach” to drug use, the importance of looking at societal reaction, and some of the benefits and difficulties of using ethnographic methods.

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This critically acclaimed and highly popular series, ‘Understanding Sociology’, brings some of the more complex and abstract theoretical issues to life in a clear, accessible way by relating them to everyday life experiences. This series includes the following titles: From Modernity to Post-Modernity

Incl.

CVP

1999 UK

Making Sense of Sociological Theory

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CVP

1997 UK

Theory and Methods

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CVP

1996 UK

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Cyberbullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

Being British

Careers With a Conscience

Amid growing concern about cultural division and diminishing national pride in the UK, the British Government has encouraged schools to celebrate the UK’s diversity and British-ness. This programme explores the history and the future of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and perceptions of the country.

This programme examines career conscience - where we listen to what feels right and what feels wrong - and how it can help us decide the career path we choose.

2010 | 25 min | UK | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 19 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 14 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Drugs: Facts and Fiction

E-Networking for Jobs

Featuring case studies of two young adults who have been affected by drugs, this programme seeks to explore what drugs are, legal and illegal drugs, the effect of drugs on health and wellbeing, what to do in a crisis, and prevention and treatment strategies for those affected by drug abuse.

In this programme, we explore what e-networking is and the precautions we all should take to ensure our online identity accurately reflects who we are, assisting us in the job seeking process. One thing is certain – e-networking is here to stay.

Girls and Bullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

2009 | 23 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 23 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl. 159

Bullying can have severely damaging effects; the worst case scenarios leading to depression, self-harm and even suicide. This programme examines the nature of bullying generally, bullying directed at girls, its impact, why bullies behave the way they do, and protective strategies for girls.

2012 | 22 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Student Development

Today’s tech-savvy generation of teenagers face extensive exposure to cyberbullying. This programme examines the types and effects of cyberbullying, real-life stories of victims and their perpetrators, as well as protective strategies to combat this serious crime for the youth of today.

His and Hers: Gender and Sexuality

Mission Employable

Job Search Success Series

This programme takes an in-depth look at puberty, when the body grows faster than at any other time in life. It explores the major physical and emotional changes that students experience, including the effects of hormones, body shape, the development of hair, changes in voice and reproductive changes.

Interview Scenarios and Questions to Expect

Research

A very valuable resource when teaching career options. We look at interview scenarios and what a candidate could expect including the questions a candidate could look forward to in an interview, namely typical, challenging and taboo questions.

After the GFC, there’s been a noticeable change in labour markets around the world. Finding the right job takes smart research. This programme covers job search engines, internet research skills to identify jobs to suit each individual, plus print media, recruitment agencies, networking and skills auditing.

2009 | 17 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 20 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2011 | 15 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Mental Health: The Basics

Continuing into HE

Seven Steps to Social Involvement

This programme aims to examine the mental health issues relevant to young people. It aims to inform youth of the possible triggers of mental health, and the support networks that they can connect with. It educates teenagers on how they can promote good mental health personally.

Preparation for a University Interview

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 7 Steps of Social Involvement, and offers the skills and motivation to become creative and compassionate young leaders.

2012 | 19 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2013 | 7 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2005 | 64 min | CAN | DA | PLUS

Student Toolbox

These Days: With Extended Commentary

What Your Boss Wants

Many courses use an interview as part of the university application process. This clip provides information about the types of courses where interviews are commonplace and the possible interview formats that an applicant may face. Our experts also provide guidance for interview preparation.

Homework Handbook 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.

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High school student Chloe is shocked to discover her best friend has taken his own life; she and those around her struggle to cope with the grief and loss. This drama opens up discussion around this emotive and confronting subject, exploring warning signs, supporting someone feeling suicidal, depression, and coping.

2013 | 28 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl. 160

Your Probationary Period How do employers assess a new employee at the end of the probationary period? In this collection, experts talk about strategies used when a new employee isn’t performing as expected, rewards given when targets are exceeded, and training opportunities in business, hospitality, manufacturing and health.

2013 | 24 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

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This programme, presented in an amusing way, explores the ten things that job seekers must avoid when going for a job interview. It follows a job seeker and an interviewer, and covers the range of issues involved in a typical job interview.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Answering Interview Questions

This programme looks at how preparation and anticipation of likely interview questions will assist job-seekers. It also discusses the types of questions you are likely to be asked and ways you can prepare responses for them in advance.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Are You Job Ready?

This programme takes you through the requisite skills and knowledge a senior secondary school student or tertiary student needs to be aware of in order to perform successfully and comfortably in the workforce. It aims to help a student meet the exciting challenges of the world of work.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Behavioural Interviewing

Discover the relatively new method of job interviewing: behavioural interviewing. This process involves basing the interview on previous experiences of the applicant, combined with scenarios and examples that predict future behaviour.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Careers in Biology

Using real world examples, this film introduces various jobs that involve working with living organisms. Fields covered include ecology, veterinary science, medical science, environmental science, food production and technology, and molecular biology.

Incl.

CVP

2000 AUS

Careers with a Conscience

This programme examines career conscience - where we listen to what feels right and what feels wrong - and how it can help us decide the career path we choose.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Common Mistakes Job Seekers Make

This programme looks at the mistakes commonly made by people applying for a job. It includes a case study depicting common errors, and offers some simple advice to viewers.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Discover effective and successful ways to communicate in the workplace in this comprehensive series. The episodes cover topics such as the benefits of writing versus speaking, presentations, dealing with workplace communication conflict, customer service, dealing with difficult customers, and much more. This series includes the following titles:

Continuing into HE

Conflict Management

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CVP

2007 AUS

Customer Service

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Writing in the Workplace

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

This informative series will answer many questions about moving on to higher education. Topics covered include the importance of writing a personal statement, work experience, choosing appropriate subjects, and how to prepare for a university interview. Each episode features interviews with experts in higher education. This series includes the following titles:

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2013 UK

Choosing Your Degree Subjects

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Choosing Your Sixth Form Studies

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Preparation for a University Interview

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Work Experience - The Benefits

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Writing Your Personal Statement

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

CVs in the Real World

This programme follows a real-world example of what happens when a large employer advertises for young people to be employed as administration trainees. It shows what employers look for in a CV, and demonstrates contrasting examples. Students are presented with tips from experts on how to write a good CV.

Incl.

CVP

2006 UK

Developing a Career Portfolio (Adult)

A career portfolio can be an important piece of evidence to establish evidence of one’s educational and careers background. This programme presents the various components of a good careers portfolio, and contains advice for adults to develop and update their portfolios to suit particular criteria.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Developing a Career Portfolio (Student)

This programme covers a range of aspects relating to the compilation of a career portfolio, including defining a career portfolio, collection of information relevant to both specific and generic skills, and putting it all together.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

E-Networking for Jobs

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Face to Face with Your Competition

The group interview is a relatively new approach to job interviews where a group of applicants complete some group exercises but are individually assessed on how they work in a team. This video will help students to gain a better understanding of this process, which differs significantly from individual interviews.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

First Impressions: Winning over Your Boss

This programme examines how a new employee can exhibit the appropriate first impressions and fit into the established work culture. It covers issues of induction, getting to know colleagues, understanding the chains of command, communication, conflict resolution, and the willingness to take initiative and learn.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Getting It Right at the Interview

This programme addresses all the basics you need to know about going to a job interview. It discusses a range of issues, including preparing for the interview, developing your listening and communication skills, using appropriate body language, asking questions and seeking feedback, plus much more.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Interview Performance

This programme offers helpful hints on how to cope with nerves, asking appropriate questions, body language, and ensuring the interview ends on a positive note. It includes advice from careers consultants and trade union representatives that emphasise that students will get better at interviews with practice.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

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This programme will assist in writing good applications, as well as addressing online job applications which are becoming more popular. Also discussed are the selection criteria and how to address them.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Job Search in the 21st Century

This programme investigates four key job search concepts, which make up a vital skill set when searching for employment, as well as providing advice and guidance for job seekers. It presents advice and tips that are suitable for school students looking for jobs.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

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In this series, we see how the job seeker can approach the post-GFC world, examining the importance of effective research, successful applications, powerful interviews, and how to hit the ground running when you start a job. Featuring expert interviews and practical advice, the programmes cover a range of careers. This series includes the following titles:

Keeping a Job

Mission Employable

Job Search Success 1: Research

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Job Search Success 2: Applications

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Job Search Success 3: Interviews

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Job Search Success 4: Starting a Job

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

This programme covers understanding your workplace, knowing your work, goal-setting and fitting in with the workplace culture.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

The process of finding and applying for a job, knowing what interview questions to expect and how to respond, and the universal rules of a successful interview are all explored in this informative series. Students will discover the various interview types, dos and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ts for job applications, preparation, and much more. This series includes the following titles:

Office Administration Series

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

Interview Scenarios and Questions to Expect

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

Universal Rules for a Successful Interview

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

This useful programme explores a range of areas relevant to starting at a new workplace, including what a new employee should consider and prepare for, and ways in which workplaces are typically set up to ensure a smooth induction. It features two career experts who cover getting to know colleagues and troubleshooting.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Working in an office is vital work, and it can often be quite demanding. After all, running the nerve centre of a business is not easy. This series looks at how to succeed in the office environment and explains the key skills you need to navigate telephones, reception, technologies, and other general office skills. This series includes the following titles: General Office Skills

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2008 AUS

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Finding and Applying for a Job

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CVP

2008 AUS

Telephone and Reception

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

OHS Issues for Work Experience Students

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is a critical issue, where students, teachers, employers, parents and industries need to work together to ensure that no student is injured at work. This programme addresses OHS issues during work experience and provides ways of ensuring that students are well prepared.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Pathways Planning

This programme tries to help students who may be inundated with career options, by examining career choice and planning. It discusses methods of updating and renewing career pathways plan, along with how to effectively research the job market and develop a career action plan.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Powerful Resumes

It’s impossible to overestimate the value of a good resume. This programme explores ways to develop a powerful resume, and considers strategies to enhance existing resumes. Practical advice is provided on job research, writing resumes, cover letters, and how to address selection criteria.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

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This exciting series is a positive ‘what to do guide’ when applying for your first job, building your career portfolio, and handling the interview process. Each programme gives great advice to viewers on what to expect when applying for a job and the best way to present yourself as a great prospective employee. This series includes the following titles: The Application Form

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

The Career Portfolio

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

The Interview

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

Twenty-First Century Jobs

Covering recent trends and developments, this programme examines changes in working environments at the start of the 21st century. It focuses particularly on how certain industries have been affected, job prospects for the young, and newly available job pathways.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

What Employers Really Want

While job seekers worry they don’t have qualifications for a particular job, the fact is most employers are looking for a broad set of skills. This programme outlines the process of assessing one’s own employability skills, including communication, working in a team, problem solving, and how to improve weak areas.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

What Will I Say at the Interview?

This documentary style programme features a job applicant, not long out of school, and her professional advisor, as they prepare for two job interviews. Key points about interviews are covered, plus ways in which an applicant can prepare for interviews and be well in contention for the job they want.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

What Your Boss Wants

In this series, industry experts talk about what makes a good job application, a successful interview, what to expect in the induction process, and the type of assessments at the end of the probationary period in business, hospitality, manufacturing and health. This series includes the following titles: Job Applications

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2013 AUS

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Job Interviews

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

The Induction Process

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Your Probationary Period

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Working in Media

This programme looks at performing tasks according to organisational requirements and values, and how to comply with relevant legislation and regulations. It uses footage and examples from the Australian film, broadcasting and digital media industries to inform and inspire viewers about the career prospects in media.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Workplace Rights and Responsibilities

Looks at issues relating to workplace agreements and awards, including discrimination, equal opportunity, health and safety, bullying and harassment, hours of work, unfair dismissal, and the support available to young people. The programme also explores the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Working on a film set can be dangerous. Using a film set as a reallife industry example, this programme investigates the importance of health and safety when working in the media industry. It discusses safety plans, risk management, following safety procedures, and how to implement effective strategies.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Working Safely in the Media OH&S on a Film Set

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Being British

Amid growing concern about cultural division and diminishing national pride in the UK, the British Government has encouraged schools to celebrate the UKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diversity and British-ness. This programme explores the history and the future of the United Kingdom and perceptions of the country.

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

Crime, Punishment and Policing in England and Wales from 1829

The amount of crime in Britain has risen sharply over recent times. This programme questions whether this is because we report more crime, or because there really is more crime. We ponder whether figures published about crime are reliable and if attitudes towards crime have changed.

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

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Against Bullying Series

This series tackles the serious issue of bullying in three separate programmes. The series features expert interviews with two psychologists, and dramatised scenarios that will equip students with techniques and strategies to fight back against bullying. This series includes the following titles: Better Ways to Communicate

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

The Bystander

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Understanding Bullying

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

A Sense of Identity

Child Psychologist Andrew Fuller hosts a discussion of identity with a panel of teens. We see how young people build positive self-identity and self-esteem, how negative self-identity impacts behaviour and attitudes, and the influence of online identity on real-world identity.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Achieve a Healthy Lifestyle

A person’s physical, social and cultural environments are all factors which may improve or hinder a person’s lifestyle, as well as their family influences and peer groups. This programme investigates three main aspects of health: physical, psychological and social.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Because Money Still Matters: Living Expenses

This programme covers a range of factors that contribute to living expenses, and looks at the decoding of payslips, the different types of taxation, how inflation impacts on the value of income, mortgages, and a range of typical expenses encountered when first moving out of home.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Becoming Parents: Adoption

Local adoptions are down and inter-country adoptions are on the rise. Meet a couple who adopted 2 Korean children through the DOCS inter-country adoption programme after IVF failed. Learn about how they strive to maintain cultural links between their children and Korea, and how the adoption community supports each other.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Binge Drinking

This programme explores important issues relating to young people and binge drinking alcohol.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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 programme.

PLUS

2008 USA

Cyber Safe: Identifying and Combating Cyber Bullies

Bullying has long been an unfortunate aspect of schooling, but today it is no longer confined to the real world. This programme explores what cyberbullying is, cyber stalking and the law, and what students can do to protect themselves from this ever increasing threat.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Cyberbullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

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Dark Days: Shedding Light on Depression

People know what it is to feel sad and depressed occasionally, but there is a significant difference between this and clinical depression. This programme looks at the nature and extent of this significant health issue, the types of depression, who is at risk, signs and symptoms, and myths and treatments.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Developing Personal Values

This programme defines personal values and explores how they are developed. It also examines how people and experiences shape identity, and gives special attention to positive and negative risk taking, and demonstrates how to cope with conflicting values.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Diet Related Disorders - Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity and Coeliac Disease

This programme examines the characteristics, causes, treatment and strategies for prevention of three diet-related diseases. We explore recent developments in food aimed at enhancing health, the impact of food consumption on nutrition, and ways of maintaining optimum health and wellbeing.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Drink Spiking: Awareness and Avoidance

This programme aims to provide awareness about what drink spiking is, and how to recognise and avoid situations that increase susceptibility to it. It explores the prevalence and nature of drink spiking, and demonstrates situations where it is likely to occur.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Drugs: Facts and Fiction

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Exam Preparation: Health and Social Care

Effective exam preparation requires thorough and systematic revision. This film covers a range of study and revision techniques, focusing on knowledge and understanding, application, analysis and evaluation.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

Friendship in Adolescence

Some of us are happy with a few good friends, while others prefer a large group. This programme is a how-to guide for making and maintaining friendships, interspersed with interviews with students talking about how they approach their friendships.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

Girls and Bullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent

Bullying can have severely damaging effects. The worst case scenarios lead to depression, self-harm and even suicide. This programme examines the nature of bullying generally, bullying directed at girls, its impact, why bullies behave the way they do, and protective strategies for girls.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Girls Business: Friendship and Bullying in Schools

Instead of physical aggression, girls tend to use covert, indirect techniques that are equally devastating to the victim. This programme examines some of these strategies.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Head Lice Control

Research shows that 50% of people do not feel itchy even though they have got head lice. This informative programme details why head lice are so resilient, and outlines the key to effective management, including treatment methods and protection from future infestations.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

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CVP

2009 AUS

Homophobia

Nine in ten secondary school teachers report that young people, regardless of sexual orientation, currently experience some form of homophobic harassment in their school. This film offers ways to combat a growing phenomenon, and includes commentary from a range of people within a variety of communities.

Incl.

CVP

2010 UK

Influences on Health and Wellbeing: Lifestyle Factors

This film explores the key areas of modern lifestyles that potentially can take the most toll on our health and wellbeing, including diet, exercise, smoking, alcohol and other drugs, and stress. Insightful commentary is offered by a range of experts, from doctors to social workers and personal trainers.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Internet Ethics and Young People

This programme focuses on key issues that young people often fail to understand when they connect to the internet, including acceptable internet use, online stealing, online etiquette, and internet safety. It encourages viewers to consider ethics and understand that online actions can carry significant consequences.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Introducing Cannabis: Risks, Laws and Habits

This sobering programme will deliver the facts about cannabis and the effect it has on users.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Introducing Tobacco: Risks, Laws and Habits

This thought-provoking programme delivers the facts about tobacco smoking, and the devastating effects it has on both users and non-users.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Journey to Health Series

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.

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PLUS

2003 CAN

Alcohol

PLUS

2003 CAN

Fighting a Global Epidemic: HIV/AIDS

PLUS

2003 CAN

Fitness for Every Lifestyle

PLUS

2003 CAN

Infectious Diseases

PLUS

2003 CAN

Nutrition: Eating for Your Health

PLUS

2003 CAN

Reproduction and Contraception

PLUS

2003 CAN

Sexual Health

PLUS

2003 CAN

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2003 CAN

Weight Management: Finding a Healthy Middle

PLUS

2003 CAN

Mental Health: The Basics

This programme aims to examine the mental health issues relevant to young people, inform youth of the possible triggers of mental health issues, and provide support networks that they can connect with. It also educates teenagers on how they can promote good mental health personally.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

More Fries with That

The issues behind the popularity of convenience food and links to weight and health problems are explored in this programme. It also investigates lifestyle factors that influence peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diets, including working or studying long hours, technology and communication, and being out of home during traditional mealtimes.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Nutrition for Life Series

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This programme explores the nutrient needs in pregnancy, infancy, childhood, our adolescence/youth and adulthood. This series includes the following titles: Pregnancy, Infancy and Childhood

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CVP

2006 AUS

Youth, Adulthood and Late Adulthood

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Out of the Blue

The purpose of this programme is to help viewers understand the symptoms and causes of teenage depression, how and where to find help, and future trends, with regards to treatment.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Party Drugs

This programme looks at the effects of drugs, ways people can minimise harm if they are using party drugs, and places where people can access further information.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

This series includes the following titles:

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

About Boys' Body Image

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CVP

2003 AUS

About Conflict Resolution

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CVP

2003 AUS

About Girls' Body Image

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CVP

2003 AUS

Join Bill Nye the Science Guy as he magnifies the big science behind tiny germs. By exploring the science of health and germs, Bill shows students how hand-washing, eating nutritious food, and getting enough exercise and sleep can help the human body fight illness.

PLUS

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Real Smart Series

An entertaining and light hearted series that provides young people with the information and facts they need to help them on their journey through adolescence. With a cast of engaging presenters, important issues such as bullying, body image and drugs are covered.

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Self Esteem and Identity in the Digital Age

The media today develops an unrealistic notion of beauty, and this hinders the development of a positive self-esteem in many young people. This programme looks at the different ways in which young people are influenced by the media, and the effect this has on their self-esteem.

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CVP

2007 AUS

Seven Steps to Social Involvement

PLUS

2005 CAN

This programme explores the options available to young women who are, or think they might be pregnant. It also explores how conception occurs, explores the myths surrounding pregnancy, the signs of pregnancy, and the process of having a baby.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Sexual Identity

This programme addresses the changes that youth undergo as their sexuality and sexual identity develop. This first half discusses the complex nature of personal identity, gender and sexual orientation, and the second half looks at making informed decisions about sex, and examines key elements of healthy relationships.

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Sexually Transmitted Infections: What We Can’t See

This programme follows two different scenarios that examine the health consequences of a young couple’s lifestyle decisions, and features expert speakers, Dr. Cindy Pan and Phillip Patterson.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

STIs: Facts and Fiction

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are on the increase despite the variety of protective screening devices, and safe sex resources readily available. This programme discusses the myths, facts, detection, and prevention of some of the more prevalent STIs.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

This programme explains to students what bullying is, and the many different forms it can take. It also provides students with a range of coping mechanisms and strategies for if and when they are faced with a bullying scenario.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

This programme explores the issue of teenage drinking, including binge drinking, and considers what can happen when it gets out of hand. It discusses the effects of alcohol, reasons for binge drinking, addiction, consequences, risks associated with binge drinking, and responsible behaviour.

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CVP

2009 AUS

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 in this fascinating programme with science favourite, Bill Nye.

PLUS

2005 USA

Intended to open up debate and discussion around this difficult subject, this film explores what can lead to suicidal thoughts, the warning signs, how to support someone thinking about suicide, dealing with depression, and coping with tragedy when someone close takes their own life.

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Sexual Awareness Series The Impact of Parenthood

Tackling Bullying Big Time Series Bullying Behaviours: Investigating Myths and Facts

Teenage Drinking: Facts and Fiction

The Eyes of Nye Addiction: Disease or Behaviour?

These Days: A Short Film on Youth Suicide (Censored Version)

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2013 AUS

Understanding Prejudice

This programme explores some of the reasons why society chooses to ‘accept’, ‘not accept’, or remain prejudiced against certain people. It looks at people who have been prejudiced by society in general, and presents how the world looks and feels from the eyes of people who feel marginalised.

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2008 AUS

VEA Life Skills Series

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This series addresses key ways young people can develop the skills they need to deal with life’s ups and downs, maintain personal health and bounce back from hardship. The programmes, featuring both experts and young people, are presented in an accessible and entertaining way that is certain to engage students. This series includes the following titles: Building Resilience

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2008 AUS

Taking Control: Strategies for Coping with Stress

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2008 AUS

What’s Happening to Me?

This animated programme is not a dull medical look at sex education, but instead presents the facts of life during puberty with honesty, sympathy and a sense of humour.

Incl.

CVP

1986 AUS

Where Did I Come From?

From the sperm race to the fertilisation tango, from the comforts of womb service to the joys of the birthday, the facts of life are presented in this animated programme with the humour and care that made the title a best-selling book all over the world.

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CVP

1985 AUS

With the world population aging, Wild Chronicles goes in search of the secret to a long and happy life. Statistics tell us that Japan and Italy harbour pockets of amazing longevity unexplained by medical advances alone. This programme aims to find out about the lifestyle factors that assist in this trend.

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Critical Thinking Series

What are the critical thinking skills that make our journey through life smooth and effective? In this comprehensive series, three key skills are explored: assumptions, credibility, and evidence. Each episode contains excellent case studies and interviews with leading thinkers in the area. This series includes the following titles:

Online Research Skills

Student Toolbox

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Credibility

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2009 UK

Evidence in Argument

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2009 UK

Search engines are a useful tool, but how can students get the best results from them? Join the fictional Professor Doogle as she looks at skills including selecting and searching search engines and data bases, using keywords, predicting results to assess credibility of the information, and assessing website credibility.

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CVP

2014 AUS

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:

Understanding Plagiarism and Its Consequences

Book Report Basics

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Homework Handbook

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2006 CAN

Oral Presentation

PLUS

2006 CAN

Research Roadmap

PLUS

2006 CAN

Science Fair

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2006 CAN

Teamwork and Group Projects

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2006 CAN

With millions of people contributing material to the internet, the temptation to plagiarise is ever-present. This valuable programme explores the nature of plagiarism, the legal, academic, professional and personal consequences, and advises how to help guard against the theft of intellectual property and creative works.

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CVP

2011 AUS

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Easy Ways to Use E-Learning

Health Emergencies in the Classroom

This programme provides teachers with a basic understanding of what emotional intelligence is and how it can be utilised in the classroom to generate a positive learning environment. It also provides specific ideas that teachers can incorporate in their classes to promote better emotional understanding.

This programme helps teachers and other school staff get prepared for responding to medical emergencies that can occur in classrooms.

2009 | 25 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2008 | 31 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2007 | 24 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Hot Tips for Classroom Management

Teaching ESL Students in the Mainstream Classroom

The Healthy Teacher

Effective classroom management is an integral part of every teacher’s daily school life. This programme provides help with classroom management and dealing with difficult students. It offers some effective preventative strategies, as well as ways to deal with difficult behaviour when it occurs.

This informative programme helps teachers accommodate ESL learners with real-life classroom examples and practical strategies. We explore how teachers can consider the language demands of their lessons and use non-verbal cues to enhance language comprehension.

2007 | 27 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2010 | 25 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

This programme discusses how education systems are undergoing a transformation, and how e-learning is becoming further integrated into the classroom. It looks at the benefits of e-learning, explores the five key elements involved in the introduction of e-learning, and how it is engaging nature can make a teacher’s job easier.

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Teachers will learn about the importance of finding balance between teaching and lifestyle in this programme. It explores the areas that affect teacher’s physical, emotional and social wellbeing in reducing stresses and anxiety.

2008 | 23 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Teacher Professional Dev.

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In this programme, we explore three different learning styles (auditory, visual and kinaesthetic), observe students and teachers in action, learn how to employ techniques and strategies that cater for the variety of learning styles, and see and hear about current best practices.

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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:

Counselling: A Guide for Teachers

Courage to Teach Writing

Major Disturbances

PLUS

2002 CAN

Minor Disturbances

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2002 CAN

Once Upon a Library

PLUS

2002 CAN

Reference Interviews

PLUS

2002 CAN

Shrinking Big Problems

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2002 CAN

Traditional Storytelling

PLUS

2002 CAN

This programme is designed to assist teachers in understanding the process of counselling in secondary schools. It explains the counselling process, the process of adolescence itself, and the developmental tasks that the young person will inevitably need to successfully negotiate during their high school years.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

The theoretical framework, methodology, and an overview of the three stages of writing: pre-writing, writing and post-writing 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: Overview

PLUS

2003 CAN

Post-Writing

PLUS

2003 CAN

Pre-Writing

PLUS

2003 CAN

Writing

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2003 CAN

E-Learning in Education

This programme is about encouraging and inspiring teachers to incorporate e-learning as an integral part of the curriculum. It looks at a revolution in youth communication, the implications of the revolution for education, multi-literacies, recent developments such as blogs and online learning, and the way forward.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Easy Ways to Use E-Learning

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CVP

2009 AUS

Emotional Intelligence in the Classroom

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2008 AUS

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Health Emergencies in the Classroom

This programme helps teachers and other school staff get prepared for responding to medical emergencies that can occur in classrooms.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Hot Tips for Classroom Management

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

In Focus: Girls in Physical Education

This programme examines some of the reasons why girls lose interest in physical education, and focuses on a number of strategies to help teachers tackle the problem.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Integrating ICT in the Curriculum

Through interviews and case studies, this programme will assist teachers in coming to some conclusions about the use of ICT and other issues arising from this major change in the way that learning is supported in the modern classroom.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Learning with Interactive Whiteboards

This programme provides a solid introduction to interactive whiteboards, using a variety of different classroom settings as examples. Discussed are the learning and teaching advantages of interactive whiteboards, and their many uses, applications and features.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Managing the Difficult Group

Many teachers struggle with how to effectively deal with and manage the “difficult group” in their classroom. This programme illustrates a set of practical, doable steps that teachers can implement to diffuse students’ behaviour, get them working and bring real change to the classroom environment.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

OH&S in Schools

This programme provides an excellent tool to assist in raising staff awareness of the many aspects of working safely within a school environment. It includes classrooms, staff-rooms and art rooms, science and technology labs, hazardous substances, OH&S procedures and more.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Productive Pedagogies

This programme looks closely at the New Basics Project educational model. An integral part of this scheme was a fresh emphasis on the value of quality teaching/learning, termed “productive pedagogy” which is based on intellectual quality, connectedness, social support and recognition of difference.

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CVP

2005 AUS

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Bullying is always a major concern for students, school staff and families. This series explores the ever-important topic of bullying, and provides thought-provoking advice on its prevention and solutions in a variety of scenarios where it can take place. This series includes the following titles: No Bullying in Our Community: Home/School Partnership Strategies

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2005 AUS

Not in Our School: Creating a Non-Bullying Culture

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2005 AUS

Tackling Bullying Behaviours - Non-Punitive Approaches

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2005 AUS

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2010 AUS

The Beginning Teacher: Everyday Realities

This programme is an honest and informative introduction to what you can expect in those crucial early days of “solo” teaching, and how to make a success of it. It offers practical advice for beginning teachers on how to navigate your first week on the job and examines a range of classroom management techniques.

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CVP

2008 AUS

The Healthy Teacher

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2008 AUS

This programme aims to initiate conversations about complaints using appropriate lexis, sentence structure, and grammar points. Particular emphasis is placed on the complaints that students might have at school, in shared accommodation, at home, and with friends.

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CVP

2006 AUS

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Technologies ClickView’s picks

21st Century Food Series

Data Mining - Big Data’s Increasing Challenge and Payoff

This video introduces computer controlled systems, block diagrams and applications of computer-controlled systems. It features EFTPOS machines, robots, manufacturing and product control, multimedia entertainment, and education and medical applications.

This programme explains exactly what data mining is, the data collected, uses of data mining, the data processes involved and tips for successful data mining. We talk with world leaders in the field, including Doug Campbell, the Director of Deloitte Analytics and John Elder, Chief Scientist of Elder Research.

2009 | 25 min | UK | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 19 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 25 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

Designing with Recycled Materials

Ethical Textiles

Industrial Ingredients

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.

The aim of this programme is to increase the awareness of the ingredients that are used in our food that are not used in home-cooking and to appreciate the functional role of these in manufactured foods in light of today’s lifestyles and consumer needs. The demands of mass processing are also explored.

2014 | 34 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2011 | 32 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2009 | 25 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

Cooking Techniques This entertaining and informative film clearly describes the most common and useful cooking techniques. This programme will demonstrate and encourage students to work in practicals with confidence and in the correct manner, thus achieving the best results of which they are capable.

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Control Systems in Design and Technology

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.

New Technologies - 3D Printing This programme offers an informative look at the emerging manufacturing revolution occurring around this new technology, exploring how 3D printing works, from product idea to solid prototype, and the positive and negative impacts 3D printing is having on society, the work force and the environment.

Product Design and Sustainability Series 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.

2012 | 42 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2014 | 28 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2009 | 21 min | CAN | AR | PUM | PLUS

Recycled and Sustainable Textiles

Smart Graphic Products

Textiles: Eco Design

This resource shows how textile designers are meeting the challenge from government and consumers to meet the 6 Rs. Case studies include shoes made from old tyres, bags made from recycled airline seats and high fashion tailoring created from second hand shop finds.

This programme 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.

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.

2009 | 40 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2012 | 31 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2011 | 32 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

Textiles: Environmental Impacts

Textiles: The Next Generation

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.

Filmed with some of the world’s most innovative textile companies, this programme 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 geo-textiles, medical textiles, QTC, carbon fibre and interior design.

Understanding Intellectual Property

2011 | 27 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

2008 | 80 min | UK | AR | PUM | PLUS

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This interview-led programme builds an understanding of intellectual property, exceptions to copyright, registering IP, why we should be aware of the terms and agreements of social media sites, what Creative Commons is and the different licences and why an IP holder may wish to share material.

2014 | 13 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

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This programme explores the work of four vastly different designers in architectural design, craft design and industrial design. We ask designers, including Alicia Mintzes, Steve Baker, Aaron Wallis and Wade Trevaen, a range of questions and see them in action to reveal their design process.

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2011 AUS

At the Cutting Edge: Lasers in Design Technology

This programme takes a cutting edge look at lasers and CAD/CAM technology used in industrial applications, and describes why lasers are so central to modern industry.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Automotive Design - CADCAM Case Studies

This programme looks at two examples of innovative automotive design, and features the use of CAD and CAM.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

Birth of a Sports Car

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!

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2005 USA

Part 3: Production and Marketing

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2005 USA

Blood on the Battlefield

From the deserts of Kuwait to the blood-stained streets of Tel Aviv, this programme examines the cutting edge technologies and techniques aimed at saving lives on the battlefield and beyond.

PLUS

2002 USA

CAD-CAM in Industry and Schools

This programme looks at various applications of CAD-CAM technology in schools and industries. Filmed in Britain, it includes footage and interviews from a major international bearing manufacturer, AESSEAL, and the Engineering Faculty of SheffieldHallam University.

Incl.

CVP

2004 UK

CAD-CAM in the Classroom

This programme shows how CAD-CAM works as an educational tool, and then illustrates how one student was motivated to create and then successfully realise his dream.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

CAM: Revolutionary Design

Computer Aided Manufacture is changing work practices and dramatically influencing the design process. Through the use of three case studies, this programme provides insight into the commercial world of design and modern manufacture, including just-in-time manufacture, rapid prototyping and concurrent engineering.

PLUS

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2001 UK

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.

PLUS

2003 USA

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Ceramics and Glasses

This programme looks at the process of producing both ceramics and glass, typical uses, and the advantages and disadvantages of both these materials.

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CVP

2005 AUS

Commercial Printing Processes

Covering binding and finishing, and how to create work that satisfies the client’s commercial and aesthetic needs, this is a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the techniques and business of commercial printing.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Composites

An introduction to the world of composite materials and their uses. This video looks at raw materials, primary production, composite classification, physical and chemical properties, methods of testing properties, secondary processing, material selection, recycling, and the properties and uses of fibre-reinforced plastics.

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CVP

2002 AUS

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.

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2002 UK

Control Systems in Design and Technology

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2012 AUS

Cutting Metal: Methods Used During Manufacturing of Products

This programme considers a wide range of methods currently in use in industry. It includes CNC Oxy cutting, circular saw, CNC drilling machine, angle grinder, shearing devices, lathe operations, laser cutting, water jet cutting and spark erosion.

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2002 AUS

Daily Planet in the Classroom

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‘Daily Planet’, the world’s only daily science and technology magazine show, explores the latest science behind the headlines with an eclectic mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists. This series includes the following titles: Air

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Cars I

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Cars II

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Christmas

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Extreme Vehicles

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2008 CAN

Games

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Movies

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2007 CAN

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Planes II

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Rescue

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Robots I

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2007 CAN

Robots II

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Robots III

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Ships

PLUS

2007 CAN

The Cold

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2007 CAN

Vehicles

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2007 CAN

Water I

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2007 CAN

Water II

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2008 CAN

Design - A Team Approach

In this programme, we see how a team works towards a common goal from the client interview stage through to the design stage. We investigate planning and communicating ideas, right through to production, and demonstrate how useful evaluation can be in monitoring the team’s progress towards a common goal.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Design and the Environment

In this programme, we take a closer look at the environmental impact of design with a special emphasis on architecture, household goods, and how certain industries are embracing a more sustainable, eco-friendly approach to design.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Design for Sustainability

Sustainable design is the art of designing physical objects to comply with the principles of economic, social and ecological sustainability. Its aim is to produce places, products and services that reduce use of non-renewable resources, minimise environmental impact and relate people to the natural environment.

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CVP

2008 AUS

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.

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2006 UK

Designing a Workshop Project

This programme follows two students as they plan and produce different versions of a CD holder. They both apply the design process to the task: creating a design brief, developing ideas, modelling, drawing blueprints, making a cutting list, construction, and testing and evaluating.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

Designing for the User

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.

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2009 UK

Designers Under Pressure Digital Design

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Designing, Manufacturing and Evaluating a Product

This programme takes a careful look into the steps and processes involved in the Design and Technology course.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Developing a Design Brief

This programme introduces the design process so that students will be able to design, produce and evaluate quality solutions that respond to identified opportunities and needs. It also examines the skills in design processes, design theory and the work of designers.

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2009 AUS

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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: Communications

PLUS

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2002 UK

Environmental Applications

PLUS

PUM

2001 UK

Healthcare Applications

PLUS

PUM

2001 UK

Industry Applications

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PUM

2001 UK

Transport, the Electronic Future

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2001 UK

This programme outlines figure-ground, balance, contrast, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion and pattern, and helps to prepare students to engage with their own visual design projects.

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2004 AUS

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2002 AUS

Ergonomics in the Real World

This programme investigates how and why ergonomic design is so important, from the perspectives of safety, comfort, performance, aesthetics and ease of use. It uses two case studies, and explores the various aspects of ergonomics and its relationship with design technology.

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CVP

2010 AUS

Essentials of Design and Technology Skills: Drilling, Lathes and Soldering

This programme focuses on skills required to use equipment in design and technology workshops. It features soldering, using a metal lathe, and using pillar and hand drills.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Elements and Principles of Design

This film examines the process of matching products and tasks

Ergonomics and Design: with people, and shows the numerous factors that need to be Matching Products and Tasks considered when designing products for optimum usability. It explains to students that good ergonomic design results in an with People efficient, safe and comfortable use of products.

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Evaluating a Product

This programme takes an in-depth look at how the qualities of a product are defined in the design process. Functional efficiency of a product and its incorporation into the design are carefully examined, followed by the impact its manufacture and disposal will have on the environment.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Fasteners for Construction

This programme looks at withdrawal strength and the amount of effort required to pull a fastener out of timber. We see nailing techniques using hand nailing, air pressure nail guns and their safe use. It includes helpful hints such as safe working load, along with other relevant occupational health and safety issues.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Ferrous Metals

A wonderful introduction to the use of ferrous metals in the production of manufactured products in everyday life, considering the full range of steels together with the reason why each is selected for a particular use, the effect of varying percentages of carbon content, heat treatment, protecting steels, plating and more.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

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.

PLUS

2002 USA

Graphic Products - Design and Manufacture

A programme to inspire and inform students about graphic products and design by showing how graphics can influence our perception of products and people. Includes two case studies: an album cover design and a wetsuit design.

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CVP

2003 AUS

Hand-Held Power Tools

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This series illustrates various hand-held power tools one would find in a typical workshop. The segmented structure of programmes allows for a full explanation and safety procedures of one tool before moving on to the next. Tools covered include circular saws, jigsaws, reciprocating saws, power drills, screwdrivers, and more. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

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2003 AUS

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CVP

2003 AUS

Hand Tools for Woodworking

This programme introduces us to a range of basic hand tools, covering their uses, tips, and possible pitfalls. A full demonstration of how to safely and effectively use a range of saws, planes, and chisels is provided.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

How Alessi, Postmodernism and Memphis Changed the World

A guide through the sometimes diverse ideas, designs and innovations that developed during the postmodern era. Includes footage filmed at the Alessi factory and museum and other Milan design houses, and interviews with Alberto Alessi himself, Memphis designer George Sowden and postmodern architect and designer Mendini.

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2012 UK

How Pop Art Changed the World

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.

PLUS

PUM

2012 UK

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Influences on Design

This programme outlines how designers must use materials sympathetically, and consider the conflicting demands on the planning and designing of products. It also explores the influences that culture, subculture, egalitarianism, global society, hedonism and sustainability have on design.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Innovation and Emerging Technologies

This programme examines the concept of innovation and what makes for successful innovation. Through a case study of nanotechnology, we study the application of innovation to the design and development process within an emerging strand of technology.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Inspiration for Design

This programme features two designers of textiles and jewellery discussing their work, including choice of materials and construction processes. Quality and function of the products are also explored.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Joining Metals

This programme is an excellent introduction to the methods of joining metals. It discusses the advantages of welding over nonwelding methods, and details both fusion and non-fusion methods.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Managing a Design Project

This video aims to teach students an understanding of managing the various elements of design projects. It emphasises the importance of managing design projects and shows how designers are expected to conceptualise, develop and produce a design proposal that fulfils a distinctive brief.

Incl.

CVP

2012 AUS

Manufacturing and the Product Cycle: A Case Study of Moran Furniture

In this programme, Moran Furniture explain the stages in their product cycle - the process that creates their award-winning sofas.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Martin Guitars

A visit to the Martin Guitars factory in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Explained is the shortage in supply of the natural wood to make the guitars and how the company plans to keep the guitar production sustainable.

PLUS

2001 USA

Resin Jewellery

In this programme, we look at resin - a plastic that can be put to the most creative and artistic of uses.

Incl.

CVP

2006 USA

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.

Materials for Design Series

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2009 CAN

HDMS Absalon

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2009 CAN

MV Fairplayer

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2009 CAN

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Peace In Africa

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USS Nimitz

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Model Making

This programme provides an informative look at all facets of model construction and contains five sections: different types of model construction, the correct and safe use of hand tools in use today, portable power tools, man-made products, natural products, and the various techniques used in the woodwork room.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

New Technologies - 3D Printing

This programme offers an informative look at the emerging manufacturing revolution occurring around this new technology, exploring how 3D printing works, from product idea to solid prototype, and the positive and negative impacts 3D printing is having on society, the workforce and the environment.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Non-Ferrous Metals Properties, Processes and Uses

A comprehensive introduction to non-ferrous metals and their uses.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

Plastics in Manufacturing

This programme provides an excellent range of examples of the four major methods of manufacturing plastic products, as well as an insight into the making of the dyes involved. It includes injection moulding, rotational moulding, vacuum and pressure moulding.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Plastics: Properties and Uses

A comprehensive introduction to thermoplastics and their uses. It includes definitions, raw materials, primary production, classification and properties of plastic, methods of testing properties, and the selecting of materials.

Incl.

CVP

2002 AUS

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.

PLUS

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.

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2009 UK

Product Design and Sustainability Series

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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: Choosing Sustainable Materials

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2009 CAN

Volvo: Life Cycle Assessment

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2009 UK

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Product Design, Testing and Modification: Trunki

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.

PLUS

PUM

2009 UK

Promoting Your Designs

This programme explores marketing tools and strategies that beginning designers can use to promote their work and themselves. We also discuss the use of promotional strategies when seeking employment, the concept of branding, and the best way to get your designs ‘out there’.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Redesigning a Product

In this programme, we demonstrate the various methods, techniques and strategies designers use when redesigning a product. We describe the principles of intellectual property and the importance of acknowledging the intellectual property of others.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Safety in the Workshop Avoiding Accident and Injury

This programme examines the main considerations when it comes to safety in the workshop. It stresses the importance of using safety equipment, setting up a well-designed work area, correct use of hand and power tools, ongoing maintenance, and first aid.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

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.

PLUS

2008 USE

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.

PLUS

PUM

2011 UK

Smart Graphic Products

This programme 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 used for anti-counterfeiting measures and reactive glasses.

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2012 UK

Social and Ethical Issues in Design Technology

This programme explores the associated social, lifestyle, ethical and ecological considerations that designers and multinational companies must address while moving through the design cycle. It allows students to make their own judgment of the positive and negative aspects of the Global Marketplace.

Incl.

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2006 AUS

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.

PLUS

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2009 UK

SciQ What Can Robots Do for Us?

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 machines. This series includes the following titles:

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Family Room

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Kitchen

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Laundry Room

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The Practical Use of Materials

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This series introduces viewers to the most flexible and highly adaptable materials used in the design and manufacture of products: plastics, metals and textiles. A great introduction to understanding each material, their characteristics, practical uses and the importance they play in our society. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Plastics

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2010 AUS

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.

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DIS

2008 USA

Timber Furniture: The Design Process

This programme demonstrates the design process as applied to the construction of timber furniture. We are shown around the workshop, given demonstrations of conceptualisation and model making, safe construction of joints, measuring and marking techniques, finishing the piece, and evaluation of the final result.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Tool Maintenance - In the Workshop

This programme sets out how to take care of hand tools and how to maintain their efficiency. It includes demonstrations of sharpening a chisel, a plane, a crosscut saw, a ripsaw and more. The importance of maintaining a sharp edge on cutting tools is explained, including the relationship to safety.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Volvo Cars: Designing for Innovation and Safety

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.

PLUS

PUM

2009 UK

Wood Properties and Uses

This programme carries out quick and ready tests for the following: hardness, stiffness, density, toughness glue-ability, splitting and checking, finish, colour, friction, resistance to termites and fungus, and safety.

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CVP

2001 AUS

The Science of Disney Imagineering Design and Models

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21st Century Food Series

There are a range of issues that professionals in the food production industry need to consider to ensure the wellbeing of consumers. This series looks at food labelling and its importance, as well as the most common and useful cooking techniques. It is suitable for teaching Catering and Food and Nutrition at GCSE levels. This series includes the following titles: Cooking Techniques

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2009 UK

Food Labels

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2009 UK

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.

PLUS

DIS

2004 USA

All About Nutrients

Our body does not function efficiently without the correct amounts of specific nutrients. This programme explores the function of nutrients, the reason why we need to eat a balanced nutritional food intake and what health problems may result if we do not eat properly.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Allergens and Food Safety

This programme covers what allergens are, reactions and responses, rules and regulations, the role of food manufacturers in food safety, and the role of retailers and workers in food safety. It looks at processes, safety issues and control measures of food allergens in the manufacture, regulation and selling of food.

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CVP

2005 AUS

Batch and Continuous Processes

Using case studies, this programme shows us the difference between batch processing and continuous processing.

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CVP

2005 AUS

Because Food Matters

A critical look at contemporary food issues with a focus on where our food comes from, and current farming and manufacturing methods. Topics explored include large scale intensive crop farming, factory farming and food miles. It helps students see there is more to food than supermarket convenience and attractive packaging.

ABC News Classroom Edition Food Myths with John Stossel

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Bringing It to the Boil - Basic Moist Cooking Methods and Food Storage

Catering Skills Series Behind the Scenes

Does It Matter How Our Food is Produced?

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2008 UK

Local or Imported Food: How to Decide?

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CVP

2008 UK

This instructive programme explains the “moist heat” cooking methods such as boiling, blanching, poaching, steaming, stewing and braising, as well as microwave cooking.

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CVP

2004 AUS

This programme focuses on the preparation of meals and their presentation. It looks at the range of knives used by chefs; presentation and garnishes, including julienne vegetables; deep fried vegetable crisps; turned mushrooms; radish roses; fanned strawberries; segmented oranges and carrot curls.

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2005 AUS

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Commodities Series

Packed with information, this series looks at international, biological and environmental characteristics of two very popular foods: milk - ancient, versatile and very nutritious, milk has been central to human life for centuries; and rice - humanity’s long association with it to its exciting place in our future. This series includes the following titles:

Cooking with Class

In Focus: Milk

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2004 AUS

In Focus: Rice

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CVP

2003 AUS

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’ll learn about food producers, which products to use, where to find exotic ingredients, and tips on preparation and presentation. Can you say ‘Mmmmmmmmmmmmm’? This series includes the following titles: PLUS

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Cheese with Everything

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Death by Chocolate

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2000 CAN

Edible Flowers and Weeds

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2000 CAN

Free-Range Chicken

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2000 CAN

Fresh Spring Lamb

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2000 CAN

No Meat, No Problem

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2000 CAN

Open Wide and Say Ostrich

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2000 CAN

Pasta Please

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2000 CAN

Pick a Pepper, Any Pepper

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2000 CAN

Rustic Bison

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The Magic of Mushrooms

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Wild Boar – Fit for a King

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In this two-part series, cake decorating experts demonstrate and explain the basic techniques used in cake decorating. It starts with beginner techniques such as piping work, then moves to more complex cake decoration skills such as icing roses for those wanting to decorate an extra special cake! This series includes the following titles:

Designing and Preparing a Meal

Basic Techniques

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2005 AUS

Beyond the Basics

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2006 AUS

This programme guides students through the process of selecting nutritious ingredients, and adapting simple recipes to prepare a healthy and delicious lunch or main meal. We demonstrate how to prepare a selection of lunch and main meals, and how to use the kitchen equipment safely.

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CVP

2006 AUS

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A Fine Kettle of Fish

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Designing Menus for Healthy Diets

A look at the function of food and the nutrients that we require to maintain an adequate balanced diet. Find out how our nutritional requirements vary at different stages of the lifespan, and how we can design menus that will fit in with our lifestyle and reflect a balanced diet in order to meet our needs.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Development in the Food Industry

This video explores the impact of technology on food production and development of new and emerging foods. It covers the changes in food products available and innovation in product development as a result of consumer needs and expectations, as well as packaging’s impact on the environment.

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CVP

2007 AUS

Durian

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, as when guests sneak durian in, they need to purify the rooms.

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2002 USA

Environmental issues in Food Production

This concise and entertaining programme provides students with an overview of how technological advances, within agriculture, animal farming, fishing and manufacturing have led to increased food productivity and provides a thought-provoking look at the effects that this has had on the environment.

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CVP

2003 AUS

Farm to Fork - Primary and Secondary Processing

How does food get from the farmer to our table? In this programme, we look at the primary and secondary processing of wheat, fruit, vegetables and dairy. It includes growing and harvesting, transportation and storage, and the processing techniques used.

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Food Allergies and Intolerances

What is the difference between food allergy and food intolerance? Learn when and how to administer an EpiPen, how to identify food allergies and intolerances, and how the food production and hospitality industries are responding to the increasing incidence of food reactions.

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CVP

2010 AUS

Food Planning for Special Occasions

This programme takes viewers behind the scenes at large-scale catering events, as chefs and organisers from Peter Rowland Catering and G’day Chef Catering offer advice on menu planning, kitchen workflows, time management and performing on the day.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Food Plants

Prepared in 1,001 ways, plants have been part of the human diet for millennia. Explore the food plants - from cereals, garden vegetables, and 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.

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2010 USA

Food Poisoning - Prevention Is Better than Cure

A look at what food poisoning is, how it is caused and methods to prevent it.

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CVP

2008 AUS

Food Safety and Hygiene

This programme covers cleaning, including personal hygiene and cleaning surfaces and equipment; systems and procedures for food storage of dry and cold goods; how to avoid food crosscontamination; safe cooking and reheating temperatures; food chilling techniques and safe cool storage temperatures.

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CVP

2014 AUS

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Foods for Special Needs

‘Food for Special Needs’ examines food allergies and intolerances, diet-related diseases and disorders. Cultural and religious beliefs that determine diet are also considered.

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2005 AUS

Functional Properties of Food

This programme is an exploration of the physical, chemical and sensory functions of many different food products, and discusses the importance of these functions.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Global Cuisine

The colour, richness and diversity of Indian and Japanese cuisines are celebrated in these vibrant programmes. The documentary-style production investigates regional differences, traditional and modern influences, and the way in which food is prepared, served and eaten for everyday meals and special occasions.

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Good Enough to Eat - Food Presentation and Service

Great Food Presentation

Indian

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2012 AUS

Japanese

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CVP

2012 AUS

Discussing the human body’s five senses, this programme demonstrates how we as humans assess food, addressing the sensory characteristics that people look for in a variety of meals. Through interviews with a chef, a food stylist and a nutritionist, we look at the many ways in which food can be presented.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

This two part series covers the fundamental aspects of great food presentation, including how to imaginatively present soup, sushi, pastry and terrine entree platters, main courses and dessert. Also looked at are the creative skills and knowledge required to produce great food presentations. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2000 AUS

Great Food Presentation 2 - A Practical Guide

Incl.

CVP

2000 AUS

In Focus: Environmental Issues in Food Production

Technological advances have led to an increase in food productivity and quality in recent years. In this programme, we consider environmental issues in food production and question the true cost of these changes.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

In the Kitchen - Utensils, Tools and Equipment

Chef Hemi Reidy takes us through areas including general kitchen safety and a range of OH&S issues including measuring and weighing, cutting, peeling, grating and crushing, mixing, whisking and processing, cooking equipment, ergonomics and new technology.

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2009 AUS

Industrial Ingredients

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2009 UK

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Great Food Presentation 1 - More than Food on a Plate

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Johnny Junkfood in the 21st Century

This programme updates the popular animated Johnny Junkfood to the year 2006. We follow Johnny and his family through their humorous daily adventures and learn along the way about good food choices and health.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Manual Handling in the Food Industry

This programme combines interviews with health and safety practitioners and footage of applied manual handling, including hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

New Food Trends

In this programme, we explore current trends in food and what influences the development of new food products.

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CVP

2006 AUS

New Foods: Changes and Advances in Technology

A bright insight into the changing landscape of the food industry is offered in this programme. New food materials and technologies such as micro encapsulation, gene technology, plant breeding, the emergence of functional and novel foods, and the invention of food based packaging are all investigated.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Preparing Sandwiches, Appetisers and Salads

This programme takes you through the steps involved in making, preparing and presenting ever-evolving dishes while discussing useful tips that will enhance the quality of your food preparation. It applies kitchen hygiene and safety, time management, and how to minimise waste.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Safety in Food Handling

This programme looks at practical steps to keep food safe from contaminants which often cause serious illness.

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Safety in the Commercial Kitchen

This programme outlines the basic workplace health and safety guidelines for the average commercial kitchen, including personal safety, working with heat, electricity, gas, dangerous equipment and food hygiene.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Slow Food

A short film on the slow food movement as evident 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.

PLUS

2003 USA

The Changing World of Food Packaging

This programme explains why food is packaged, and outlines the advantages and disadvantages of traditional metal, glass, cardboard and foil packaging. It examines the impact of changing consumer demands on packaging trends and explores modern plastic packaging, modified atmosphere packaging and aseptic packaging.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

The Cooking Process - How Food Changes

This programme looks at the changing characteristics of food during the cookery process. We investigate how the addition or substitution of an ingredient or an alternative cookery method can make a dish unique and exciting and typical of a certain country or region.

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CVP

2010 AUS

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The Design Process: From Concept to Customer

This programme takes the viewer through the production of a food product step-by-step, using the components of the design process.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Truffles

A short story about selling black truffles in Richerenches, France.

PLUS

2002 USA

Turning Up the Heat! Basic Dry Cooking Methods

This programme demonstrates dry heat cooking methods, including baking, roasting, grilling, dry frying, shallow frying, stirfrying and deep frying. Safety issues are also considered.

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CVP

2004 AUS

Using Microbes in Food

This programme examines the positive use of microbes in foods and illustrates their function in the food manufacturing process using four examples - bread, beer, cheese and salami. But their usefulness does not stop with manufacturing - some microbes are critical to the nourishment of the human body.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Vegetables: From Field to Freezer to Fork

This programme examines the ways in which vegetables are grown, harvested and prepared for their inclusion into frozen meals.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

This programme investigates whether information and communication technology is actually helping or hampering our basic numeracy skills, verbal communication and literacy development. With expert opinions, statistics and historical references presented for debate and discussion, we ask if ICT is making us smarter.

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CVP

2008 AUS

Creating Apps 1 - Research and Planning

Focused on the research and planning stage, this interview-based production looks at where to get ideas for an app, essential market research, the importance of content research, and good project planning. Interviewed for the programme are leading developers, designers and directors from well-known companies.

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CVP

2012 AUS

Creating Apps 2 Development and Deployment

This programme explores some of the key aspects of development, including design, content production, coding, deploying the app, and getting it noticed in the marketplace. Interviewed for the programme are leading developers, designers and directors from Tinman Games, AppsCore and Go Button.

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CVP

2012 AUS

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Information Overload

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Data Mining - Big Dataâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Increasing Challenge and Payoff

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2012 AUS

Data: Ethical Use and Storage

This programme provides a comprehensive examination of the complex issues surrounding ethical storage and use of data. It discusses data collection and accuracy of data entry, regulations and privacy concerns, the importance of backups, the emerging trend towards cloud computing and much more.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Designing on Screen

In this programme, we look at using ICT in design while applying different elements and processes to both student and professional scenarios. We discuss the basic principles of good design, the importance of the audience, purpose of the task, evaluating and testing, and design in practice.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Developing a Website

This programme looks at the key considerations involved when developing a website such as internet basics; planning, designing and constructing a website; and website testing. Interviewees for the programme include leading website development experts such as Karl Ervine, an IT lecturer at Victoria University.

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CVP

2013 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.

PLUS

2006 USA

e-Pirates of the Digital Age

This programme will analyse a variety of contemporary issues which are related to the use of ICT in society, focusing specifically on piracy and copyright of computer-related media, including software, games and music.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Health and Safety Issues in ICT

This programme covers many aspects of health and safety in the use of ICT, including ergonomic chairs, the positioning of furniture and computer hardware, cables, use of keyboard and mouse, posture, and the need for breaks, plus includes a range of exercises designed to prevent injury.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Discovery Specials Targeting Terror

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This informative series is a practical introduction to the wide range of features found in the Microsoft Office Suite. From basic formatting commands to the advanced tools, this series is both an excellent introduction for beginners and a refresher package for the more experienced user. This series includes the following titles: How to Use Microsoft Access 2007

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CVP

2009 AUS

How to Use Microsoft Excel 2007

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CVP

2008 AUS

How to Use Microsoft Outlook 2007

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CVP

2009 AUS

How to Use Microsoft Power Point 2007

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

How to Use Microsoft Word 2007

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CVP

2008 AUS

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ICT in Organisations

A resource to explain how ICTs are defined, and the specific role they play in business of modern organisations. Experts guide viewers through the ICT environment, the ICT needs and solutions for organisations, monitoring and evaluating ICTs and what the future of ICTs might look like.

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‘ICT in the Real World’ brings together a series of scenarios where ICT is essential for business. From spreadsheets to the Adobe Creative Suite, we see the wide range of ways that technology provides solutions, and helps improve business efficiency, with detailed explanations, case studies and interviews. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Publishing a Magazine

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2010 AUS

Skills for the Workplace

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CVP

2010 AUS

Inside a Computer

This programme describes the role of computers in modern society, education and industry, and how it fulfils those roles. It provides novice and experienced users, as well as budding technicians, an insight into the many aspects of a computer system, its design features and the function of various components.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Inside Story: Spam

This programme investigates one of the major issues confronting business and individual computer users today - spam.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Introducing Microsoft OneNote

Microsoft OneNote can be used in the classroom for content creation, management and sharing. This programme provides demonstrations of key OneNote features, including how to create new pages and templates, inputting information and the handwriting function.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

Introduction to Programming - Unlocking the Secrets

‘Introduction to Programming’ explores the basics of creating computer programmes. We look at algorithms, and the process of writing and compiling a programme.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

IT Networks

This programme provides a comprehensive overview of the world of networks, wireless LANs and mobile devices, key hardware and software components, wired and wireless protocols, the strengths and limitations of wired and wireless, and network security.

Incl.

CVP

2013 AUS

Keeping Safe Online

This programme discusses ways users can avoid predators, online marketers and cyberbullies, and presents the role of the internet as a media. Also highlighted are the risks associated with the use of popular social networking sites such as Facebook.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Learning with Wikis and Blogs

This programme discusses what wikis and blogs are, and their differences. Students and teachers alike will see how these tools can be used in education through examples of use in the classroom. Viewers also meet the CEO and founder of Edublogs, John Farmer, who demonstrates how easy it is to create your own.

Incl.

CVP

2010 AUS

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A Case Study in Problem Solving

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Managing Databases

Clearly explaining the features of DBMSs such as Oracle, DB2, Microsoft Access, MySQL, 4th Dimension and FileMaker Pro, this is a programme that directly explains the power of good management and effective strategies to achieve maximum results.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Networks

What a network consists of, central processors, network procedures, and architecture are all explained in this case study of a modern computer network.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Research on the Internet

This programme delves into internet research and the functioning of search engines, with a specific focus on Google. It looks at how search engines work, the risks and potential problems in using them, verifying information and the type of technology that will impact heavily on our internet use.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Roles and Responsibilities in IT

In this programme, we examine the huge variety of jobs in the IT industry and the way these jobs interact to create the dynamic products that shape our modern life.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Securing the Web

This programme raises awareness amongst students about the importance of maintaining computer security, and taking responsibility for their own equipment and online behaviour.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

The History of Computers

This programme traces the development of the electronic computer, from the first valve-based devices of the mid-20th century to the invention of silicon-based technology, leading to the manufacture of the first PCs.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

The Information Age

Learn about the extent to which life in the Information Age is affected by access to networks and in particular the internet.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

Understanding Intellectual Property

Incl.

CVP

2014 AUS

Website Design

This programme is a valuable resource for students investigating the various elements used to design effective websites.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

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This series examines textiles and the textile industry throughout history from the dawn of civilisation through the Industrial Revolution to the present day and beyond. This series includes the following titles: Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Introducing Textiles

Incl.

CVP

2003 AUS

Antique Silk Factory

A short film presenting old-fashioned silk production on antique machines at Antico Setifico Fiorentino in Florence.

PLUS

2002 USA

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.

PLUS

PUM

2007 UK

Designing Fashion

This programme observes how fashion designers develop their ideas into end products, from that initial spark of inspiration to final production. See how they use various ways to visually display their ideas, how they use computer aided design (CAD), and the steps in sampling, pattern making and production.

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CVP

2011 USA

Ethical Textiles

PLUS

PUM

2011 UK

Fashionable Business Young Designers, New Labels

This programme looks at three successful fashion labels involving young designers. It outlines the elements of design and manufacture relevant to each one, and looks at the various sources of design inspiration, the different types of fabrics used in manufacture and the marketing and branding of the labels.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

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 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; from speeding up the design process to improving accuracy and efficiency of production.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

PUM

2012 UK

This programme provides an understanding of the traditional uses of felt and how designers are now using felt in contemporary work.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Materials for Design Series Felt

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A Textile World

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Recycled and Sustainable Textiles

PLUS

PUM

2009 UK

Smart Textiles

This programme will present students with an overview of smart textiles. They will gain an understanding of the technologies involved, and the current and future trends.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

PLUS

PUM

2005 UK

Textiles: Eco Design

PLUS

PUM

2011 UK

Textiles: Environmental Impacts

PLUS

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 14-18 year olds studying textile design and technology.

PLUS

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.

PLUS

PUM

2004 UK

Textiles: The Next Generation

Filmed with some of the world’s most innovative textile companies, this programme 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.

PLUS

PUM

2008 UK

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2010 AUS

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Testing Textiles: Tests Fabrics must undergo before they hit the shelves. It uses examples from high street retailer New Look and outdoor specialists Millets and and Products Undergo Blacks, visits industrial textiles testing laboratories and includes footage and clear explanations of different tests.

The Practical use of Materials Characteristics and properties of fibres, fabrics and yarns, and Textiles - The Practical Use of Materials

how designers use this information to help them make decisions regarding the most appropriate and suitable materials for an end product.

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An Introduction to Hospitality This programme provides a well-rounded introduction to the industry, discusses the difference between commercial and noncommercial organisations, and interviews industry professionals and employees. It covers topics such as working with people, hospitality establishments, key departments, and hospitality careers.

Environmental Impacts of Travel and Tourism Considering climate change, the debate around carbon emissions, stakeholder needs, and conflict, this informative film is excellent when teaching GCSE and FE levels of education. Students will learn how tourism can impact an environment both positively and negatively and the role of an EIA.

Ethical Tourism Discusses ethical tourism practices and their benefits and costs for host communities, business and travellers. It contains interviews with both subject specialists, and travel and tourism organisations including Tourism Concern and Tribe Travel.

2012 | 21 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 31 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

Impacts on Tourism

Teamwork in Hospitality

The Resort Representative

Economic Factors

This resource discusses front and back of house team structures, teamwork in general, roles and responsibilities of team members, communication, and customer feedback. A brilliant introduction to the teamwork aspect that applies to every tourism and hospitality organisation.

This programme takes an in-depth look at the resort representative, covering their roles and responsibilities, the welcome meeting, selling and documentation, and problem situations. Discover how their responsibilities cover wideranging areas and are critical to maximising the likelihood of a high-quality experience for customers.

2009 | 25 min | AUS | AR | CVP | Incl.

2012 | 15 min | UK | AR | CVP | Incl.

This film looks at the economic factors that impact the tourism industry. It covers supply and demand, elasticity and economic dependency, exchange rates and inflation, the industry’s contribution to employment, the balance of payments, infrastructure, products and services, and leisure development and more.

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Competitive Marketing in Tourism

The marketing and management of a destination is becoming increasingly competitive worldwide. Discover how adopting a market orientation enables a destination to better meet the needs of the potential tourist, and adapt accordingly to the dynamic nature of the tourism industry.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Environmental Impacts of Travel and Tourism

Considering climate change, the debate around carbon emissions, stakeholder needs, and conflict, this informative film is excellent when teaching GCSE and FE levels of education. Students will learn how tourism can impact an environment both positively and negatively and the role of an EIA.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

Ethical Tourism

Discusses ethical tourism practices and their benefits and costs for host communities, business and travellers. It contains interviews with both subject specialists, and travel and tourism organisations including Tourism Concern and Tribe Travel.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

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This comprehensive series explores the impacts on tourism, with a focus on three major areas: customer interaction, economic factors, and political and legal factors. Each programme includes street interviews and reflections from experts, and offers valuable advice and insight into each area. This series includes the following titles: Customer Interaction

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CVP

2012 UK

Economic Factors

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CVP

2012 UK

Political and Legal Factors

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CVP

2013 UK

Impacts on Travel and Tourism: Changes and Trends

This film explores the changes and trends in tourism, including the factors that have driven change in recent years such as socioeconomic trends, new technology, security, the state of the economy, low cost airlines, new markets and the Eurozone, external pressures and industry response, and the industry’s future.

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2013 UK

Responsible Tourism

This film explores a range of areas relating to responsible tourism including sustainability, green tourism and ‘greenwash’, and environmental and economic impacts. Viewers will benefit from the inclusion of a range of experts providing different views and perspectives on responsible tourism.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

This programme features a taste of life on the headwaters of the Red Deer River, where a whitewater rafting operation, Hunter Valley Adventure Tours, has successfully provided exciting outdoor experiences for more than 30 years.

PLUS

2002 CAN

The Resort Office

This film takes a look at the resort office, and features extensive interview grabs from Peter Constanti, CEO of Group Destination Management for Thomas Cook. It explores the role of the resort office, the rooming list, excursions, complaints, and emergencies.

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CVP

2012 UK

The Resort Representative

This programme takes an in-depth look at the resort representative, covering their roles and responsibilities, the welcome meeting, selling and documentation, and problem situations. Discover how their responsibilities cover wide-ranging areas and are critical to maximising the likelihood of a high-quality experience for customers.

Incl.

CVP

2012 UK

The New Faces of Tourism Series Adventure Tourism: Hunter Valley Adventure Tours

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The UK Travel and Tourism Sector

This programme provides an overview of the travel and tourism sector in the UK, and examines a range of key areas, including travel and tourism organisations, trade and professional bodies, regulation, UK government bodies, change in the industry, technology, economic contribution, new markets, trends and the future.

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

Tourism, Planning and Development: A Case Study in Sustainability

The development of tourism can have massive environmental, social and economic impacts. To be successful and sustainable, extensive planning is needed. This programme examines the careful co-operation and co-ordination between both the public and private sectors, and the involvement of the local community.

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CVP

2007 AUS

Training Resort Reps

Examines the areas relating to the training of resort reps, and features interview grabs from Peter Constanti, CEO of Group Destination Management for Thomas Cook. It covers the importance of training and product knowledge, induction training, work shadowing, mentoring and coaching, and group and external training.

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2012 UK

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CVP

2013 UK

Impacts of Travel and Tourism

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CVP

2013 UK

Legislation and Regulation in Travel and Tourism

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CVP

2013 UK

Technology in Travel and Tourism

Incl.

CVP

2013 UK

The UK as a Destination

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CVP

2013 UK

Travel and Tourism Business Environments

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CVP

2013 UK

Upselling Products in Tourism and Hospitality

Discover how up-selling is a marketing tool used to have the consumer purchase more expensive items, upgrades, or other addons to make a more profitable sale. This programme examines the difference between products and services, outlines staff training, and describes the marketing concept.

Incl.

CVP

2008 AUS

Working in a Large Resort: Case Study

Each element of a resort is reliant upon the success of another element, therefore effective organisational management is crucial to ensuring the resort can create an experience the guest is seeking. Discover what defines a resort, the importance of customer service, sustainable practices, and resort management.

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CVP

2008 AUS

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Employability in Travel and Tourism

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An Introduction to Hospitality

This programme provides a well-rounded introduction to the industry, discusses the difference between commercial and noncommercial organisations, and interviews industry professionals and employees. It covers topics such as working with people, hospitality establishments, key departments, and hospitality careers.

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Catering for an Event

Catering for an event or function needs careful planning and execution. This programme examines a range of areas relevant to event or function catering, such as budgeting, menu planning, staff planning, legal requirements, and the transport, quantities, and presentation of food.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

This comprehensive programme covers menu planning, budgeting, kitchen presentation, plating the meal, table setting, serviette folds, and styles of service.

Incl.

CVP

2005 AUS

Cleaning and Sanitation in the Food Industry

This programme examines various topics surrounding cleanliness and sanitisation in the food industry, such as why cleanliness and sanitation are so important, how to clean properly, food service industry cleaning, food manufacturing industry cleaning, storage, and OH&S.

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CVP

2009 AUS

Coaching in Hospitality

This programme uses input from hospitality training experts and real world examples to shine a spotlight on coaching in a hospitality environment, and to explain key factors for effective coaching. Topics covered include the purpose and importance of coaching, preparation of coaching, on-the-job coaching, and the follow-up.

Incl.

CVP

2011 AUS

Dealing with Difficult Customers

This programme covers important principles in dealing with difficult customers within the customer service industry. It explores aspects such as identifying the problem, identifying the solution, exceptions, follow ups, and active listening.

Incl.

CVP

2004 AUS

Espresso Coffee Service: Preparing and Serving Cafe Style Coffee

This programme deals with coffee making techniques for the beginner. It covers espresso machines and their components, coffee types, and extraction.

Incl.

CVP

2006 AUS

Five Star Hospitality

Discover what it takes to provide world class service, and visit SkyCity Darwin – a five star international hotel – to learn the valuable lessons offered by their professionals. Learn about the point of first contact, open body language, empowering staff with responsibility, innovation, inclusive practices, and much more.

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CVP

2011 AUS

Sweet Stuff: Working in the Pastry and Sweet-Making Industries

This is both an information-rich programme and a realistic look at the workplaces, people, and expectations of a career in the pastry and sweet making industry. It looks at hygiene, health and safety issues, presentation, formal training and creativity, duties, and the working environment.

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CVP

2002 AUS

Teamwork in Hospitality

Incl.

CVP

2009 AUS

Catering Skills Series Setting the Scene

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The Human Condition

This series explores the impact of germs, illnesses, and nutritional illiteracy on the health of the American population. These health issues are examined with historical contexts, with each episode including interviews with health care professionals, and exploring the technologies that are improving health. This series includes the following titles:

Working Front of House

Food for Thought

PLUS

2001 USA

Germ Warfare

PLUS

2001 USA

This programme interviews a number of people who work in the hospitality industry serving the public: receptionist, porter, duty manager, and restaurant and bar staff. Each section illustrates and describes the skills necessary for each job and the tasks commonly expected to be carried out.

Incl.

CVP

2007 AUS

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Index Arts

Business Studies

Art

2,200 Degrees 11 A Survey of Practice 11 ABC News Classroom Edition: Microeconomics 11 ABC News Classroom Edition: The World Economy 11 The World Economy Part 1: Depression and Recovery 11 The World Economy Part 2: Our Crowded Planet 11 The World Economy Part 3: Global Interdependence 11 Addressing Bullying in the Workplace 11 Because Money Matters 11 Borrowing and Managing Debt 11 Budgets, Spending, Taxation 11 Saving and Banking 11 Boost Juice: A Franchise Case Study 11 British Business Basics: What Is Marketing? 11 Business Basics 12 Business Law 12 Business Management in Recession 12 Business Planning 12 Business Strategy 12 Business Studies 12 Customer Service 12 External Factors Affecting Business 12 Teamwork 12 The European Union 12 The Profit and Loss Account 12 Cash Flow 12 Change Management in Large Organisations: Smoking Laws - A Case Study 12 Choices and Change: Macroeconomic Lessons 12 Economies in Transition 13 Supply and Demand 13 Choices and Change: Microeconomic Lessons 13 Competitive Markets 13 Monopoly 13 Consumer Choice and Protection 13 Customer Needs, Expectations and Perceptions 13 Customer Service Essentials 13 Online Customer Service 13 Person-to-Person Customer Service 13 Telephone Customer Service 13 Day to Day Business in a Cafe 13 Developing a Business Plan 13 Don’t Hesitate, Communicate 13 E-Business: A Case Study 13 Economies of Scale 14 Effective Budgeting for Business 14 Effective Communication in Business 14 Employment Opportunities 14 Enterprise and Entrepreneurs 14 Environmental Sustainability in Business - A Case Study 14 Establishing a Small Business - Case Study of a Cafe 14 Ethics and Social Responsibility in Business 14 Ethics and Social Responsibility in Management 14 Ethics and the Consumer 14 Evaluating Business Performance: Small Business Case Studies 14 Event Management 15 Exam Preparation - Business Studies 15 Fair Trade - Who Benefits? 15 Financial Management and the Planning Cycle 15 Financial Reporting for Business 15 First Things First - Working Effectively in the Office 15 Franchising 15 Fruit Shop Economics 15 Global Business - A Case Study of Volvo in Brazil 15 Human Resource Function 15 ICT in Accounting 15 Impacts of Globalisation 16

Aboriginal Art - Materials and Practice 5 Aboriginal Art - Philosophy and Culture 5 Adele’s Wish 5 Eye Trick Town 5 Daily Planet in the Classroom: Art II 5 Introduction to Pottery 5 Macrolens Series 5 Part 1 5 Part 2 5 Part 3 5 Making Photographs 5 Nails 5 Paints on Ceiling 6 Paradise Regained 6 Photography: Basic Lighting 6 Repelling the Viewer 6 Spectrum Series 6 Blue 6 Green 6 Orange 6 Red 6 White 6 Yellow 6 Street Art 6 The Sideshow Picasso 6 The Work’s the Thing 6 Urban Art 7

Music An Introduction to Composing Art and Work of Choir The Music The Voice Voice and Music Ben Prestage Cuba Hip Hop Genres in Music: From Handel to Hip Hop Glass Harp Inside a Recording Studio Sao Tome Music St. Petersburg Opera Steel Drums The Orchestra Conductor and Strings Percussion and Orchestral Diversity Woodwind and Brass

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Performing Arts Creating Physical Theatre 8 Dance Composition Series 8 Hip Hop 8 Tap Dance Composition 9 Drama Skills Series 9 Acting the Part 9 Characterisation 9 Movement 9 Frantic Assembly: A Guide to Devising 9 The Ensemble Builder 9 The Great Deviser 9

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Introduction to Economics 16 The Nature of Economics: Introduction to Economics Part 1 16 The Operation of an Economy Part 2 16 IT in Business 16 Market Analysis 16 Marketing, Research and Segmentation 16 Microeconomics 16 Online Marketing 16 Operations Management - A Case Study of a Hotel 16 Ownership and Control 16 Promotion 16 Ratio Analysis 17 Small Business Management Series 17 Starting Up 17 The Business Plan 17 Sources of Finance 17 Starting an Online Business 17 Technological Development in Business 17 The Basic Concepts of Economics 17 The Bottom Line: Balance Sheets and P&Ls 17 The Credit Crunch 17 The Four P’s Marketing Strategies 17 The Housing Market 17 The Money Go-Round: Case Studies in Cash Flow 18 Understanding Brands 18 Understanding Business Studies 18 Generating and Protecting Business Ideas 18 Legal Structures 18 Understanding Issues in Globalisation 18

Colons, Semicolons, Brackets, Dots and Dashes Shakespeare - King Lear Shakespeare - Major Themes in ‘Othello’: Four Key Sections Shakespeare: Othello Performances Shakespeare: Othello Portrayal of Evil The Language of Film and TV The Writer’s Circle Analysing Concepts Analysing Images Building Arguments Discovering Voice Evaluating and Organising Explaining Relationships Exploring the Process Imagining Solutions Integrating Research Observing Details Responding to Arguments Searching for Causes Thinking Radically The Writing Process Understanding Shakespeare Series Shakespearean Comedy Shakespearean Tragedy Writing Narratives Writing Skills Series Punctuation: Advanced Uses Punctuation: Capitalisation Punctuation: Italics Punctuation: Numbers

Media Studies

English

Animation in Multimedia How to Make Digital Stories Making a Video

English Animal Farm 20 A Writer’s Exchange 20 Introducing Explanatory Writing 20 Polishing Ideas: The Canon of Style 20 Reading, Writing, and Thinking Analytically 20 Writing an Analytical Paper 20 Writing an Explanatory Paper 20 Writing Description 20 Writing Narration 20 Writing under Pressure 20 Writing with a Persuasive Aim 20 Writing with an Informative Aim 20 Before the Play Series 20 Macbeth 20 Romeo and Juliet 20 Blogging: Serious Media, or Just a Rant? 20 Debating and Public Speaking Series: Advanced Debating Skills 20 Elements of Narratives 21 Evolution of the English Language 21 A Short History of the English Language 21 Borrowed Words - How Languages Influence Each Other 21 Language and Technology 21 Exploring Genres 21 Fairy Tale Narrative and Structure 21 Haikus of the Heart 21 James Moloney: Writing from Experience 21 John Marsden: Writing the War 21 Kesey’s Oregon Coast 21 Key West 21 Of Mice and Men 22 Othello: New Perspectives 22 Picking Poetry Apart: Theme, Context and Form 22 Punctuation Explained 22 Apostrophes and Quotation Marks 22 Capitals, Commas, Full Stops, Question and Exclamation Marks 22 © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

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Geography ABC News Classroom Edition 27 China Emerging 27 Global Warming: Rising Temperatures, Rising Fears 27 Acid Rain 27 Aerial Views 27 Balearic Islands Aerial Views 27 Berlin Aerial Views 27 British Countryside 27 Channel Islands Aerial Views 27 Denmark Aerial Views 27 English Castles Aerial Views 27 English Country Houses Aerial Views 27 France Aerial Views 27 German Castles Aerial Views 27 Iceland Aerial Views 27 Images of Germany 27 Images of Spain 27 Industry and Energy 27 Ireland Aerial Views 27 Isle of Man Aerial Views 27 London Day Aerial Views 27 North Italy Aerial Views 27 Paris Aerial Views 27 Portugal Aerial Views 27 Rivers 28 Scotland Aerial Views 28 Ships, Boats, and Yachts of All Sizes 28 Southern Italy Aerial Views 28 Venice 28 Wales Aerial Views 28 Afghanistan: In the Line of Fire 28 Africa 28

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Index African Wildlife 28 African Wildlife Part 1 28 African Wildlife Part 2 28 African Wildlife Part 3 28 Ageing Populations 28 American Landscapes 28 American Landscapes Part 1 28 American Landscapes Part 2 28 American Landscapes Part 3 28 American Landscapes Part 4 28 American Orient Express 28 Antarctica: An Overview 29 Arcosanti 29 Asia: An Overview 29 Atmospheric Pollution 29 Atmospheric Pressure 29 Balloons and Radar 29 Barcelona Street Life 29 Battle for Paradise 29 Bill Nye the Science Guy 29 Atmosphere 29 Caves 29 Climates 29 Deserts 29 Earth's Crust 29 Earth's Seasons 30 Earthquakes 30 Erosion 30 Farming 30 Garbage 30 Lakes and Ponds 30 Oceanography 30 Pollution Solutions 30 Rivers and Streams 30 Rocks and Soil 30 Storms 30 Volcanoes 30 Water Cycle 30 Wetlands 30 Biodiversity Under Threat 30 Biosphere 30 Black Canyon 30 Blackpool - The Development of a Tourist Destination 30 Blue Lagoon 30 Boston’s North End 31 Boundary Waters 31 Canadian Geographic Presents 31 Canadian Rainforest 31 Cartographic Conventions 31 Cartographic Projection 31 Cartography 31 Caves: Overview 31 Challenges of Urbanisation: Inequalities in Bangalore 31 Changing Communities 31 Changing Populations: Causes, Impacts and Management of Migration 31 Chinese New Year 32 City of Darkness 32 Classroom Video Issues Series 32 Climate Change: Classroom Issues 32 Climate Change: Our Responsibility 32 Climates of the World 32 Climates: Overview 32 Cloud Formation 32 Coastal Environments 32 Coastal Processes and Landforms 32 Continental Drift 32 Cooperstown 32 Coral Reef 33 Cyclones 33

Daily Planet in the Classroom 33 Disasters 33 Eco Mobiles 33 Environment 33 The Natural World 33 Weather 33 Denali National Park 33 Desert Climates 33 Desertification 33 Deserts - Global Environments 33 Dew and Fog 33 Dynamic Lands: River Processes and Landforms 33 Earth 34 Earth’s Atmosphere 34 Earthquake Tsunami - Wave of Destruction 34 East Africa: Kilimanjaro Is Shrinking 34 East Timor Tourism 34 El Niño and La Niña 34 Emerging Superpower: Booming Bangalore 34 Energy Security: India’s Sustainable Solutions 34 Ensuring a Sustainable Environment 34 Erosion of Irish Monuments 34 Erosion: Overview 34 Essaouira 35 Ethical Tourism (Updated) 35 Europe: An Overview 35 Exploring England 35 Farming - the Future 35 Features of American States 35 Features of Colorado 35 Features of Connecticut 35 Features of Florida 35 Features of Kansas 35 Features of Maine 35 Features of New Mexico 35 Features of North Carolina 35 Features of Oklahoma 35 Features of Tennessee 35 Features of Texas 35 Features of Wisconsin 35 Fire and Ice 36 Flooding in Bangladesh: Causes, Impacts and Management 36 Flooding in the UK: Tewkesbury 36 Floods 36 Fowl Water 36 Geographers in the Field 36 Geographical and Celestial Coordinates 36 Geography 36 Housing 36 Relocating Everton FC 36 Shopping: Past, Present and Future 36 Geography of Conflict 36 Conflicts on a Local Scale 36 Consequences of Conflict 36 Global Conflicts 37 Geologic Time Scale 37 Geomagnetism 37 Geysers 37 Giant’s Causeway 37 Glacial Lake Cranberries 37 Glaciers and Glaciation: A Frozen Key to Our Past and Future 37 Glaciers: Overview 37 Global Food Equity 37 Global Tectonics - Competing Theories 37 Global Warming 37 Global Warming - You Can Make a Difference 38 Global Warming Update 38 Gobi Adventure: The Forgotten Desert 38 Gorillas on the Edge 38 Grand Canyon 38

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Guelta Archei 38 Hawaii Volcanoes - Mauna Loa 38 Holderness: Sustainable Coastal Management 38 Holy Stone 38 How Mountains Are Formed 38 Hula 38 Humidity 39 Iceland: Living with Volcanoes 39 Identifying Clouds 39 Impressions of Europe 39 Impressions of Barcelona 39 Impressions of Granada 39 Impressions of Greece 39 Impressions of Istanbul 39 Improving the Urban Environment 39 In 4K 39 Australia in 4K 39 Canada in 4K 39 Japan in 4K 39 Singapore in 4K 39 Thailand in 4K 39 USA in 4K 39 In Focus: East Timor - A Case Study in International Aid 39 Inside Earth 40 Internal Migration in China 40 Into the Volcano 40 Issues in Globalisation: Environmental Impacts and Sustainability 40 Istanbul Tour 40 Italy 40 Journal: Crossing Greenland 40 Journal: St. John the Divine: Blessing of the Animals 40 Kaikoura 40 Last Wild Chimps 40 Latitude and Longitude - Where Are We? 40 Leather Production 41 Lightning 41 Lightning and Thunder 41 Limestone Landscapes 41 Littorals 41 Mali Desert 41 Managing a Coastal Ecosystem 41 Managing an International Tourist Destination 41 Managing Fragile Environments 41 Managing the Dorset Coast: Conflicts, Challenges and Opportunities 41 Maneaters of Malawi 41 Maps 42 Measurement Instruments 42 Measuring the Temperature 42 Megatransect 42 Memorial Quarry 42 Meteorology 42 Mineral Shapes 42 Minimum Impact: Take Only Photos, Leave Only Footprints 42 Mining in Canada 42 Mississippi River Ride 42 Montserrat: Living with Volcanoes 42 Mountains 43 Natural Hazards: Floods 43 North America 43 North Pole 43 Next Wave 43 Bamboo Ghosts 43 Fish Pirates 43 Forest Woman 43 Last of the Mokens 43 Lava Lover 43 Poison Vents 43 Rock 'n' Coral 43 Skin Deep 43 © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

The Big Squish 43 The Rash 43 Nuclear Waste 43 Ocean Currents 43 Oceania 44 Oceans in Motion 44 Off the Map: Crossing the Empty Quarter 44 On Deadly Ground 44 One Woman’s War 44 Otter Chaos 44 Our Knowledge of Geologic Time 44 Paradise Lost 44 Paraguay Shaman 44 Phosphorous and Nitrogen Cycles 44 Physical and Topographic Maps 44 Plant Formations 45 Plant Growth 45 Polar Climates 45 Polar-Orbiting Satellites 45 Pollution 45 Population and World Resources 45 Population Change: Causes, Impacts and Management of Migration 45 Population Geography 45 Positive and Negative Impacts of UK Weather Systems 45 Precipitation 45 Precipitations 45 Preserving the Legacy: Introduction to Environmental Technology 46 The Delicate Balance Part I 46 The Delicate Balance Part II 46 Quest for K2 46 Conquering the Mountain 46 K2 Forever 46 Path to the Summit 46 Surviving the Summit 46 The Death Zone 46 Real de Catorce 46 Recycling 46 Reef Balls 46 Regenerating a City - Glasgow’s Dockside and Housing 46 Rhythms of New York 46 Right Whale Lanes 46 Rio Beach 47 River Rafting 47 Roar: One Man’s Pride 47 Rock Creek Park 47 Rocks 47 Rodeo Boss 47 Rural Challenges 47 Salt Cathedral 47 Sami 47 Sanaa 47 Sandhill Crane Migration 47 Sap 48 Savage Mountain 48 Secrets of the Rain Forest 48 Seismes (Eartquakes) 48 Selective Sorting of Waste 48 Setu 48 Sewer Diving 48 Ski Patrol 48 Sleepy Hollow 48 Smith Island Land Erosion 48 Soil Pollution 48 South America 49 Special Forces: On the Frontlines 49 Summer Heat 49 Sunrise to Sunset 49 Surviving K2 49

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Index Sustainable Communities: Studying Settlement 49 Sustainable Settlements Issues 49 Sustainable Urban Living - A South American Case Study 49 Taquile on Titicaca 49 Tectonic Plates 49 Tectonics and Volcanism 49 Tectonics: Processes and Landforms 50 Temperate Climates 50 Tequila 50 Terrestrial Co-Ordinates 50 The Atmosphere 50 The Carbon and Oxygen Cycles 50 The Cycles 50 The Carbon Cycle 50 The Phosphorus Cycle 50 The Water Cycle (Advanced) 50 The Water Cycle (Basic) 50 The Continents 50 The Earth Revealed Classroom Adaptation 50 Earthquakes 50 Geologic Time 51 Glaciers 51 Ground Water 51 Intrusive Igneous Rocks 51 Living through an Earthquake: Loma Prieta 51 Metamorphic Rocks 51 Minerals 51 Mountain Building and Continents 51 Running Water 51 Sedimentary Rocks 51 The Birth of a Theory 51 The Sea Floor 51 Volcanism 51 Waves, Beaches and Coasts 51 Weathering and Soils 51 Wind, Dust and Deserts 51 The Endless Voyage 51 Beneath the Surface 51 Deep Connections 51 Dirty Water 51 Due West 51 First Steps 51 Going to Extremes 51 Going with the Flow 51 Hands On 51 Look Out Below 51 Making the Pieces Fit 51 On the Coast 51 Over the Edge 52 Something in the Air 52 The Water Planet 52 Treasure Trove 52 World in Motion 52 The Environment 52 The Evolution of Landscapes 52 The Eyes of Nye 52 Global Climate Change: Earth's Atmosphere Heats Up 52 Nuclear Energy: The Costs and Benefits of Alternative Choices 52 Population: Human Demographics 52 Transportation: Traffic, Fuel Consumption and Air Pollution 52 The Greenhouse Effect 52 The Haiti Earthquake: Impacts, Responses and Vulnerability 52 The History of Earth 52 The Magnetosphere 52 The Movement of Air Masses 53 The New Faces of Tourism Series 53 The Ocean Floor 53 The Ozone Layer 53 The Representation of Earth 53 The Seas and Oceans 53 The Seasonal Cycle 53 The Structure of Earth 53 © ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

The Tides 53 The Water Cycle 53 The Wood Industry 53 Thematic Maps 54 Three Rivers 54 Thunderstorms 54 Time Zones 54 Tornado 54 Tornado Rips through Air Force Base 54 Tornadoes 54 Tourism in Sierra Madre 54 Transport: Getting About 54 Trastevere 54 Treatment of Wastewater 54 Tropical Climates 55 Tropical Storms: Bangladesh’s Cyclone Aila 55 Tsunami 55 Tuamotus 55 Tuareg Farmer 55 Ultimate Access 55 Underground Adventure: Spelunking 55 Urban Development 55 Urban Dynamics 55 Urban Regeneration - The 2012 London Olympics 55 Utah National Parks 55 Volcanism: Overview 56 Volcanoes-Geohazards: Monitoring and Prediction 56 Volcanoes: Overview 56 Water and the Oceans 56 Water Pollution 56 Watercourses 56 Waterspouts 56 Waves 56 Weather and Climate 56 Weather Maps 56 Why Care about Water? 56 Wild Chronicles 57 Colorado River 57 Ellesmere Island 57 Emiquon Wetlands 57 Kite Ski – Sarah McNair Landry - Greenland 57 Madagascar 2 – Journey of Discovery 57 Mattias Klum 57 Mike Fay Mega-flyover 57 Tornado Hail 57 Wildlife Wars U.S.A 57 Elk Harvest 57 Waterfowl Crisis 57 Wind 57 Winds of War 57 Yellowstone Wild 57 Youthful Populations - An African Case Study 57

History ABC News Classroom Edition Fundamentalism and Terrorism: Israel: A Case Study Fundamentalism and Terrorism: Perspectives Fundamentalism and Terrorism: Terrorism in the United States Fundamentalism and Terrorism: The Rise of Modern Terrorism Fundamentalism and Terrorism: The Tools of Terrorism Global Human Rights Part 1: Global Concerns Global Human Rights Part 2: South Africa - A Case Study Global Human Rights Part 3: China - A Case Study The Civil Rights Movement Part 1: Separate But Equal The Civil Rights Movement Part 2: Awakening a Nation The Civil Rights Movement Part 3: America Arises The Civil Rights Movement Part 4: The King Assassination

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The Civil Rights Movement Part 5: Beyond Martin Luther King, Jr. 59 The Cold War: Cracks in the Wall 59 The Cold War: Post-Communist Europe 59 The Cold War: The Cold War Begins 59 The Cold War: The Cold War Escalates 59 The Cold War: The Fall of Communism 59 The Women’s Rights Movement: Part 1 - The United States 59 The Women’s Rights Movement: Part 2 - The World 59 A Witness to History 59 Abraham Lincoln 59 Angkor Wat 60 Berlin: Update 60 Bill Nye the Science Guy 60 Christopher Columbus 60 Conflict in the Modern World: Origins of World War 1 and 2 60 Daily Planet in the Classroom 60 Delphi Oracle 60 Discovery Specials 60 Dr. Teller’s Very Large Bomb 60 Egypt’s Hidden Treasures 60 Fes 60 Germany: An Overview 61 Green Sahara 64 Individual Rights 61 Jamestown 61 Journal 61 Lost Road of the Inca 61 Lost Road of the Inca II 61 King John and Magna Carta 61 Legacy: Aboriginal Restorative Justice (Canada) 61 Life at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century 61 Life in Medieval Europe - Feudal System, Farming, Food, Home 61 Life under Adolf Hitler: A Totalitarian Regime 61 Life under Stalin: A Totalitarian Regime 61 Lives that Changed the World 62 Fidel Castro 62 Muhammad Ali 62 Nelson Mandela 62 Living Histories 62 The Great Depression 62 Women at War 62 Mesa Verde 62 Mesopotamia: Code of Hammurabi 62 Mesopotamia: Cradle of Civilisation 62 Mummies of Gold 62 Native Americans 62 Newgrange 62 Peru’s Treasure Tomb 62 Pirates of the Whydah 63 Progressive Ideologies 63 Space Race 63 St. Paul’s Cathedral 63 Steal Away Home: The Harriet Tubman Story 63 The Activist 63 The Black Death 63 Impact of the Black Death 63 Spread of the Black Death 63 What is the Black Death? 63 The Great Depression 63 The Great Depression: Part 1 63 The Great Depression: Part 2 63 The Ice Mummies 63 The Mystery of the Maya 64 The Russian Revolution: From the Last Tsar to Lenin 64 The Stone Ages and Early Cultures: The Impact of the Early Migrations to North America 64 The Troubles in Northern Ireland 64 The Troubles in Northern Ireland: Part 1 64 The Troubles in Northern Ireland: Part 2 64 The Troubles in Northern Ireland: Part 3 64

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Languages An Introduction to France Gakusei Seikatsu! La Mode et la Cuisine Les Fêtes en France Une Journée à Paris

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Law An Introduction to Criminal and Civil Law Contract Law Court Procedures in Criminal and Civil Law Crime Autopsy Crimes Against the Environment Daily Planet in the Classroom Crime I Crime II Fraud Squad TV Counterfeit Products and Identity Fraud Identity Theft & Lottery and Prize Fraud Human Rights International Law and Global Governance Law, Justice and Society: The Changing Nature of the Law The Adversary System Tort Law

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Mathematics Algebra - The Basics 70 Algebraic Variables and Index Laws 70 Bill Nye’s Solving for X 70 Algebra: Volume 1 70 Pre-Algebra: Volume 1 70 Exponents and Index Laws 70 Irrational Numbers: Pi and Pies 70 Linear Functions: An Introduction 70 Mathemania Series 1 70 Algebra: A Piece of Cake - An Introduction to Algebra 70 Fantastic Factorising: An Introduction to Factorising in Algebra 70 Into the Negative Zone! Working with Integers 70 Let's Get it Straight: Linear Equations and Their Graphs 70 Making Sense of Percentages 70 That's a Bit Steep : All About Gradients 70 Mathemania Series 2 70 Introducing Probability 71 Introducing Problem Solving 71 Introducing Ratio and Proportion 71 Introducing Statistics 71 Plane and Simple: Areas of Polygons and Circles 71 Trigonometry 71 Mathemania Series 3 71 Coordinate Geometry 71 Geometric Constructions 71 Naming and Measuring Angles 71 Similarity, Ratio and Proportion 71 Triangles and Quadrilaterals 71 Mathemania Series 4 71 Algebraic Notation: Maths as a Foreign Language 71 Decimals: The Accuracy of Numbers 71 Exponents: We Are the Power 71 Geometric Transformations 71

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Index Integers: The Whole Thing Rational Numbers: We Are Proportional Roots: The Radical Idea Operations with Algebraic Fractions Bill Nye the Science Guy Pythagoras’ Theorem: An Introduction Simplifying Algebraic Products and Quotients Solving Linear Equations 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 Substituting Values in Formulae Taking a Chance - Key Probability Concepts Triangles and Quadrilaterals Understanding Ratio and Proportion

Food for Sports Performance Good Coach, Bad Coach In Focus: Coaching Styles - Characteristics of a Good Coach In the Spirit of the Game Individual Differences - Gender, Training and Performance Lifelong Physical Activity Measurements of Physical Activity Motivations for an Active Lifestyle Nutrition and Hydration in Sport Nutrition for Physical Activity Performance Enhancing Substances in Sport Recovery from Exercise Rookie Smokejumpers Setting the Pace: Women and Sport Skills and Sports Psychology Series Skills Classification, Coaching and Practice Theories of Learning Sports Injuries: Classification and Management Sports Injury Prevention and Assessment Sports Psychology - Mental Preparation Sports Psychology - Motivation, Anxiety and Arousal The Body in Motion Series 1 - An Introduction 2 - Influences on Movement 3 - Fitness, Skill and Training The Winning Headspace: Psychology in Sports The Winning Team The Coach The Performer The Referee Training for Fitness Series Training Principles Training Programmes Training Strategies: Preparing for a Purpose

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Science Biology Acorn Weevil Acorn Woodpeckers Alien Invasion All About Forensic Science All Systems Go Again! America’s Last Red Wolves America’s Lost Mustang American Crocodiles An Introduction to Forensic Science Anaconda Breeding Ball Anaconda Hunts Anatomy and Physiology: An Introduction 01. Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology 02. Basic Chemistry and the Cellular Level of Organisation 03. Tissues and the Integumentary System 04. The Skeletal System 05. The Muscular System 06. The Nervous System 07. The Senses 08. The Endocrine System 09. The Cardiovascular System 10. Blood, the Lymphatic System and Immunity 11. The Respiratory System 12. The Digestive System, Nutrition and Metabolism 13. The Urinary System 14. The Reproductive Systems Anatomy: Functional Body Systems Animal Mothers: Cheetah vs. Gemsbok Animal Predation: Blue Crab vs. Clam Animal Predation: Salamander vs. Bugs

Physical Education The Biomechanics of Throwing 75 Improving Performance 75 Acquiring Skills - How People Develop Skills in PE 75 All About Muscles 75 Analysing Fitness 75 Biomechanics of the Body 75 Daily Planet in the Classroom 75 Extreme Sports 75 Sports 75 Summer Sports 75 Enhancing Performance in Sport 75 Evaluating a Training Programme 75 Exercise for Life 76 Expedition and Navigation Skills 76 Factors Affecting Performance Series 76 Energy Systems 76 Nutrition and Sport 76 Psychological Factors 76 Skill Acquisition Pt 1 76 Skill Acquisition Pt 2 76 Training 76 Fair Play in Sport: The Role of Umpires and Referees 76

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Animals Like Us 84 Adoption 84 Animal Medicine 84 Animal Web 84 Business 84 Emotion 84 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 and Spine 84 Blood Circulation to and from Lungs 84 Blood Supply to Spinal Cord 84 Bone Dislocations 84 Brain Lobes 84 Brain Ventricular System 85 Bulging Disc In Spinal Column 85 Cauda Equina 85 Chemotherapy 85 Childbirth 85 Circulation of Blood to and from Lungs 85 Digestive System 85 Ears 85 Eyes 85 Flow of Blood to and from Lungs 85 Gallbladder Removal 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 Insulin 85 Lymphatic System 85 Muscle Contractions 85 Paediatric Asthma 85 Pancreatic Cancer 85 Pulmonary Embolism 85 Quadriplegia 85 Respiratory System 86 Smoke Inhalation 86 Spinal Column 86 Spread of Cancer Cells 86 Stent 86 Anolis Lizard Love 86 Anthrax in the Wild 86 Armoured Knights 86 Baby Chimp 86 Baby Cobraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s First Hunt 86 Bee Therapy 86 Bill Nye the Science Guy 86 Animal Locomotion 86 Biodiversity 86 Birds 86 Blood and Circulation 87 Bones and Muscles 87 Brain 87 Cells 87 Communication 87 Digestion 87 Dinosaurs 87 Evolution 87 Eyeball 87 Fish 87 Flowers 87

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Food Web 87 Forensics 87 Forests 87 Fossils 87 Genes 87 Germs 87 Heart 87 Human Transportation 87 Insects 87 Invertebrates 87 Life Cycles 87 Mammals 87 Marine Mammals 87 Nutrition 87 Ocean Exploration 87 Ocean Life 87 Plants 88 Populations 88 Reptiles 88 Respiration 88 Skin 88 Smell 88 Spiders 88 Biomechanics of the Body 88 Black Spider Sex 88 Blind Shrimp Leading Blind Cavefish 88 Bluefin Tuna Eat Bait Ball 88 Body Systems 88 Born to Run 88 Bowhead Whale 88 Branches on the Tree of Life 89 Algae 89 Annelids 89 Arthropods 89 Chordates 89 Cnidarians 89 Echinoderms 89 Flatworms 89 Fungi 89 Molluscs 89 Plants 89 Rotifers and Nematodes 89 Sponges 89 The Light Microscope: Window on the Microcosm 89 The Protists 89 Viruses and Bacteria 89 Bullfrogs Eat Everything 89 Cell Division 89 Cell Processes 89 Cellular Signalling 90 Centipede vs. Grasshopper Mouse 90 Chimps and Tools 90 Chlorohydra 90 Classification of Plants 90 Classification Systems 90 Cnidarians 90 Coordination and Control 90 Coordination and Control 1: Animals 90 Coordination and Control 2: Plants 90 Coral Reef Spawning 90 Corals 91 Croc Country 91 Croc Country 91 Croc Country: Baby Dinosaurs 91 Daily Planet in the Classroom 91 Animals I 91 Animals II 91 Animals III 91 Animals IV 91 Bugs 91 Fish 91 Garden 91

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Index Medical Advances 91 Science and Art 91 The Human Body I 91 The Human Body II 91 The Human Body III 91 Daphnia 91 Designer Genes - the Science and Ethics 91 Dingo vs. Kangaroo 92 Discovering DNA 92 Discovery of Viruses 92 Disease and Treatment 92 Developing a Vaccine: Rotavirus 92 Treating Cancer: Radiation Therapy 92 Ecosystems - an Overview 92 Emerging Diseases: Prions, Viruses 92 Energy in Ecosystems 92 Epidemiology: Linking Smoking to Lung Cancer 92 Evolution Revolution 92 Evolutionary Biology Essentials 93 Geological Timescale 93 Radiocarbon and Other Dating Techniques 93 The Hominid Chronology 93 Evolutionary Theory 93 Eye of the Cyclops 93 Fearsome Frogs 93 Feast of the Giant Sharks 93 Fishing Spider Eating Frogs 93 Food Chains and Food Webs 93 Forensic Science in Action 93 Freaks of Nature: Self-Inflating Fish 93 Gaboon Adder vs. Rat 94 Galapagos 94 Gator Attacks 94 Gator Water Dance 94 Gene Technology in Agriculture 94 Gene Technology: Part 1 94 Genes and Inheritance - Priests, Peas, Punnets and Pedigrees 94 Genes and Cloning 94 Giant Elephant Shrew 94 Giants of the Deep 94 Gila Monster! 95 Goofy Baby Elephant 95 Great White Shark 95 Hairy Sea Cucumber 95 Harris Hawk 95 HIV Infective Cycle 95 Homeostasis 95 How a Plant Works 95 How Viruses are Cultured and Studied 95 Human Body 101 95 Humpback Whale 96 In Focus: Classifying Living Things: The How and Why of the Five Kingdom Classification 96 In Focus: Functional Anatomy 96 In Focus: Introduction to Plants (Senior Version) 96 In Focus: Plants, Light and Water (Senior Version) 96 Infectious Diseases - Causes and Controls 96 Insects and Spiders: Life Cycle, Energy and Protection 96 Inside the Human Body 96 Balance in Humans 96 Blood 96 Body Tissues 96 Bone Growth 96 Bone Structure 96 Cellular Activity 96 Chromosomes and Cells 97 Fertilisation 97 Hearing 97 Immunity 97 Maternity 97 ÂŠ ClickView Pty Limited 2015. You may print one copy of this page for your reference. Further copying or printing must be reported to CAL as per the Copyright Act 1968.

Muscle Tissues 97 Nervous System 97 Neurons 97 Reproduction 97 Respiration 97 Respiration and Nutrition 97 Sight 97 Smell 97 Speech 97 Taste 97 The Architecture of the Body 97 The Blood Vessels 97 The Body's Building Blocks 97 The Cardiovascular System 97 The Central Nervous System 97 The Cerebrum 97 The Digestive System 97 The Endocrine System 97 The Female Genital Organs 97 The Five Senses 97 The Hand and the Foot 97 The Head 97 The Heart 97 The Human Cell 97 The Intestines 98 The Joints 98 The Life of the Embryo 98 The Liver, Pancreas and Gallbladder 98 The Lymphatic System 98 The Male Genital Organs 98 The Motor Functions of the Nervous System 98 The Muscles 98 The Nerves 98 The Skeleton 98 The Skin 98 The Spine 98 The Stomach 98 The Teeth 98 The Urinary System 98 Touch 98 Inside the Living Cell Series 98 How Cells Are Controlled 98 How Cells Obtain Energy 98 How Cells Reproduce 98 Interviews on the Ethics of Genetics 98 Gene Tech Tapes: Part 4 98 Gene Tech Tapes: Part 5 98 Ivan the Gorilla 99 Jackal vs. Ostrich Eggs vs. Vulture 99 Jackrabbit 99 Keeping It All Together: Cell Membranes 99 Killer Massage 99 Killer Whales Attack Sea Lion 99 King Vultures 99 Leeches Cure 99 Lemurs 99 Leopard Foibles 99 Leopard Rescue 100 Life Cycles of the Butterfly: 8-11 100 Life in Marine and Freshwater Environments 100 The Biology of Lakes, Ponds, Streams and Wetlands 100 The Biology of Seashores 100 Lifestyles of Beluga Whales 100 Lifestyles of Leopards 100 Lion Insemination - Mixing Up the Gene Pool 100 Lives of Cheetahs 100 Living with Anthrax 100 Living with Leopards 100 Macromolecules 1 - Carbohydrates, Lipids and Nucleic Acids 101 Macromolecules 2 - Proteins and Proteomics 101 Maggots 101 Marine Hydrozoans 101

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Mechanisms of Evolution 101 Medical Ethics 101 Genetic Engineering 101 IVF 101 Meerkat Madness 101 Meerkats 101 MegaFlyover 101 Microbes Rule the World 102 Modes of Virus Infection and Replication 102 Mom Grizzly Teaches Her Cubs 102 Mongoose Murders 102 Multicellular Organisms and Their Nervous System 102 Mutations: Changing the Code 102 Natural Selection: Its Place in Modern Society 102 Newborn Gators 102 Niger Search 102 Nocturnal Animals - the Night Shift 102 Ocelot 103 Out There: Motala - an Elephant’s Story 103 Paper Wasps 103 Parasitic Wasps and Aphids 103 Perfect Man, Perfect Woman 103 Phantoms of the Night 103 Planaria: An Amazing Simple Organism 103 Planaria: Flatworms 103 Plants 103 Plumed Worm 103 Pollution of the Food Chains 104 Portuguese Man o’ War 104 Puffin Watch 104 Rarely Seen Sharks 104 Reproduction of Flowering Plants 104 Rock Platforms 104 Ruppell’s Griffon Vulture 104 Saving Flynn 104 Science and the City 104 Darwin's Natural Selection 104 Simple DNA Extraction 104 What is a DNA Fingerprint? 104 Science Building Blocks Series 105 SciQ 105 Can Humans Live Underwater? 105 Can We Use Science to Solve Crime? 105 Human Performance - How Can We Push Our Limits? 105 Poop - What Is It Good For? 105 Scyphozoans - Jellyfishes 105 Sea Anemones 105 Sea Salps 105 Sea Urchin Fertility 105 Search for the Siamese Croc 105 Sexual and Asexual Reproduction 105 Skua 106 Sloths 106 Snail Zombies 106 Snakes of Oman 106 Snake Wranglers 106 Brian Bush - Odyssey in Western Oz 106 Death Adder Duet 106 Snake Saviour 106 Venom Harvest 106 Sperm Whale Diving 106 Spider Kills Bat 106 Stem Cells: The Ethical Issues 106 Stingray City 107 Succulent and Aquatic Plants 107 Sugar Gliders 107 Tales from the Wild 107 Tasha the Polar Bear 107 Tau the Lion 107

The African Savannah 107 The Anatomy of Flowering Plants 107 The Biology Classics: Paramecium, Hydra, Planaria and Daphnia 107 The Biology of Cnidarians 107 Hydra: A Classic Cnidarian 107 Hydra: Ciliated Protozoans 107 Hydra: Digestive System 107 Hydra: Types of Hydra 107 The Biology of Paramecium 108 Paramecium - Behaviour 108 Paramecium - Feeding and Digestion 108 Paramecium - Reproduction 108 Paramecium - The Cell Surface 108 Paramecium - Water Balance 108 The Bones of It: An Introduction to the Skeleton 108 The Crocodiles of the Orinoco 108 The Deer Tick 108 The Endless Voyage 108 Building Blocks 108 Food For Thought 108 Life Goes On 108 Living Together 108 Survivors 108 Water World 108 The Eye - from Light Comes Sight 108 The Eyes of Nye 109 Antibiotics: Man vs. Microbe 109 Astrobiology: Does Extraterrestrial Life Exist? 109 Cloning: The Science Behind the Controversy 109 Genetic Diversity: Sexual Reproduction 109 Genetically Modified Foods: Benefits and Risks 109 Human Characteristics and Adaptations: Is Race Cultural or Biological? 109 The History of Evolution Theory 109 The Immune Response 109 The Lammergeyer 109 The Ozarks 109 The Pond - Community Ecology in Action 109 The Pond - Exploring the Web of Life 109 The Richardsons’ Profile 109 The Role of Enzymes 110 The Science in Foods 110 The Science of Death 110 The Science of Disney Imagineering 110 Thrasher vs. King Snake 110 Tiger in a Croc’s World 110 Tiger Territory 110 Toucans 110 Tracking the Great White Shark 110 Transportation Systems in Animals 110 Transportation Systems in Plants 111 Trees 111 Trinidad Birds 111 Trout Spawning 111 Understanding Evolution - Inheritance and Change 111 Virus Infective Cycle 111 Virus Structure 111 Visualising Cell Processes 111 Cell Movement and Transport 111 Cells and Molecules 111 DNA Replication, Mitosis and Cell Reproduction 111 Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 111 The Genetic Code and Its Translation 111 Walrus Mom and Baby 112 Whale Sharks’ Unusual Feast 112 Who’s Your Daddy? 112 Wild Chronicles 112 Africa’s Wild Eden; House Cats; Boyd on a Cliff; Island Fox 112 African Gorillas; Humpbacks; Dinosaur Hunters; Gates of Hell 112 Amazon Conservationists 112 Amazon Streiker 2 112

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Index Anatolian Cheetahs 112 Antarctic Penguins 112 Arctic Tale; Moreton Bay; Hawaii Kona Coffee; Sea of Sound 112 Australian Reef 112 Bat Species 112 Beavers 112 Bee Man – New Threat 112 BioBlitz 112 Black Caiman 112 Bluefin Japan 112 Bobby Haas; Black Turtles; Gorilla Massacre; Zeb Hogan Giant Cambodian Ray; Hornets From Hell 112 Boyd Amazon River Dolphins; Humpback; Marine Census; Syrian Bald Ibis Update 112 Centre of the Centre 112 Cheetah Chase 113 Colorado Mountain Lions; Dugong; Surviving the Sahara; Bluefin Baitball 113 Crittercam: Blue Whale 113 Crittercam: Bowhead Whales 113 Crittercam: Brown Bears 113 Crittercam: Emperor Penguins 113 Crittercam: Grey Seals 113 Crittercam: Lions 113 Crittercam: Monk Seals 113 Crittercam: Nurse Sharks 113 Crittercam: Tiger Sharks 113 Crittercam: Turtles and Shark Bay 113 Cutthroats of Yellowstone - Fish Migration 113 Dominican Republic – Reef Check 113 Dugongs of Abu Dhabi 113 Easter Island Horses; Bowhead Whales; Costa Rica Reptiles; Sonoran Spring 113 Elephant Orphanage; Leopard Seals; Chad Pregracke; Sea Turtle Tumours 113 Elephant Power 113 Elephant Seals 113 Enric Sala - Kingman Reef 113 Farallone Islands 113 Ferrets 113 Florida Bears 113 Florida Invasives 113 Fongoli Chimps 113 Freeze Frame Arctic 113 Frog Problems 113 Gator Wild - Florida 113 Global Warming 101; Ringed Seal; Willie Cock Bullet Hole; Chihuahuan Desert; Elephant Communication 114 Gorilla Ebola Crisis 114 Great White Shark; Juan Fernandez Seals; India Diaries; Alien Invasion Nutria 114 Hawaii: Greening an Army Base (NPR Climate Connections) 114 Hawksbills 114 Hornet Hunters 114 Humans and Dogs; Bull Sharks; Tasmania Birding; Bushmeat 114 Humpback Whale Tagging 114 Hydrilla Limpkin 114 Ichthyosaur 114 Kenya Rothschild Giraffes 114 Kobu-Lion Preserve; Pilot Whales; Wollemi Pine; Out There Wild Vet 114 Latino Genographic 114 Leader of the Pack 114 Lost City 114 Madagascar Lemurs - Loss of Natural Habitat 114 Madagascar Lemurs; Whale Sharks; Racing the High Sierra; The Secret Life of Bats 114 Manatee Alarm Project 114 Mark Olson (Botanist) 114 Mastiffs and Wolves 114 Meerkat Hunting 114 Monkey Friends 114 Nalini Nadkami Canopy Confluence; Elephant Seals; Maneaters of Malawi; Cutthroats of Yellowstone 114

Ndoki Adventure 114 New Hominid Zeray Alemseged; Nurse Sharks; Across the Jungle Divide; Giants of Jasper 114 Operation Migration 114 Operation Migration; Sea Lions; Antarctica Wildlife Adventure; Africa Voices of the Forest 114 Orangutan 115 Otter Babies; Leatherback Turtles; Killer Crocs of Uganda; Sahara trees 115 Owls: Silent Killers 115 Panama Golden Frog; Orca; Ndoki Adventure; Bluefin Japan 115 Path of the Pronghorn 115 Penguins Dee Boersma 115 Pikas 115 Poacher Patrol 115 Pygmy Sloth 115 Racing the High Sierra 115 Red Devils 115 Sea Lions 115 Terminal Velocity 115 Terrors of Tasmania; Grey Reef Shark; Off the Map; Yellow Stone River 115 Thermal Bats 115 Tiger Eye 115 Tim Samaras Lightning; Monk Seals; Nalini Nadkami Canopy Confluence; Pilot Whales 115 Urban Ants 115 Vampire Bats: Rabies Transmission 115 Velvet Killers Snake Hunter 115 Whale Sharks 115 Whale Sharks - Belize 115 Whales of Puget Sound 115 Whales of Puget Sound; Tiger Sharks; Freeze Frame Arctic; Protecting Mai Po 115 Yellowstone Microbes; Mongoose Murders; Adventurer of the Year; Lost Year of the Loggerheads 115 Yellowstone Owls 115 Wild Turkeys 115 Wildebeest Migration 116 Wolf Hunting Tactics 116 Wolves - Legends of the Night 116 Working Dogs 116

Chemistry Acids and Bases in the Home 116 All About Chemical Bonding 116 Covalent 116 Ionic 116 Metallic 116 Atom Bond 116 Atoms and Their Electrons 117 Bill Nye the Science Guy 117 Atoms 117 Chemical Reactions 117 Fluids 117 Biofuels: Alternate Energy Supply 117 Biosphere Cycles - Senior 117 Bohr’s Model of the Atom 117 Bonding between Atoms 117 Bonding between Molecules 117 Carbon Cycles and Cycles 117 Chemical Analysis Techniques 117 Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry 118 Chromatography 118 Infrared 118 Mass Spectrometry 118 NMR 118 Chemical Equations in the Real World 118 Chemistry Concepts 1 118 Chemistry of Carbon - a Very Versatile Atom 118 Corrosion Chemistry 118 Daily Planet in the Classroom 118

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Explosions 118 Fire 118 Electron Arrangement 118 Equilibrium Series 118 History of the Atom 119 History of the Atom Part One 119 History of the Atom Part Two 119 Holding Electrons 119 I Came, I Saw, I Redoxed 119 Investigating Polymers Series 119 Addition Polymers 119 Condensation Polymers 119 Introduction to Polymers 119 Ionic and Covalent Bonding: Electronegativity, Conductivity, Network and Shapes 119 Nuclear Chemistry: Inside the Atom 119 Nuclear Radiation 119 Petroleum and Oil Refining 119 Physical and Chemical Changes 120 Redox Rocks - Redox Reactions in Extracting Metals from Ore 120 Redox: Losing and Gaining Electrons 120 Renewable Fuels 120 Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy 120 Science and the City 120 Body Heat 120 Build Your Own Lavalamp 120 Carbon Dioxide and Fire 120 Exploding Water 120 Flashover Fires 120 Liquid Oxygen and Combustion 120 Making Butter 120 Mixing Oil and Water 120 Never Put Water on an Oil Fire! 120 Play with Polymers 120 Thermite Reaction 120 What Are Coins Made of? 121 Science Building Blocks Series 121 Changing States of Matter 121 Separating Mixtures 121 Sergeant Magnet of the Electron Army 121 Shedding Light on Atoms 121 Episode 1: The Dawn of Modern Chemistry 121 Episode 2: Oxygen Everywhere 121 Episode 3: The Discovery of Atoms 121 The Amazing Mole 121 The Energy of Chemical Reactions 121 The Magic of Chemistry: Lecture Demonstrations 121 The Minerals 121 The Mole: A Chemical Measure 121 The Periodic Table 122 The Science in Cosmetics 122 The Science of Disney Imagineering 122 The Science of Pollution 122 Understanding Chemistry in Our World 122 Lesson 01 - Chemistry and the Amazing Table 122 Lesson 02 - Bonding: Atomic Glue 122 Lesson 03 - Ionic Compounds: Opposites do Attract 122 Lesson 04 - Molecules: When Atoms Share Electrons 122 Lesson 05 - Organic Molecules 122 Lesson 06 - Chemical Reactions: Atoms Find New Partners 122 Lesson 07 - Energy Makes Things Happen 122 Lesson 08 - Gases, Liquids, Solids: Going through Phases 122 Lesson 09 - Solutions: Mixing It up! 122 Lesson 10 - Rates and Equilibrium: Controlling Reactions 122 Lesson 11 - Acid/Base Chemistry: Proton Power 122 Lesson 12 - Electrochemistry: The Chemistry of Batteries 122 Lesson 13 - Nuclear Chemistry: Nature's Power Pack 122 Understanding Electrolysis 123 Water: A Unique Chemical 123 Wet Cells, Dry Cells, Fuel Cells 123 What Are Atoms Made of? 123

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Physics 400 Years of the Telescope 123 All about Motion: Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration 123 Asteroid Trackers 123 Bill Nye the Science Guy 124 Architecture 124 Balance 124 Buoyancy 124 Comets and Meteors 124 Electrical Current 124 Energy 124 Flight 124 Friction 124 Gravity 124 Heat 124 Light and Colour 124 Light Optics 124 Magnetism 124 Momentum 124 Motion 124 Outer Space 124 Phases of Matter 124 Pressure 124 Simple Machines 124 Space Exploration 124 Spinning Things 124 Static Electricity 124 Structure 124 The Moon 124 The Planets 124 The Science of Music 125 The Sun 125 Time 125 Waves 125 Wind 125 Building Bridges - The Physics of Construction 125 Catching the Sun: The Physics of Solar Energy 125 Collisions: Energy, Force, Momentum and Vectors 125 Daily Planet in the Classroom 125 Architecture I 125 Architecture II 125 Art I 125 Bikes 125 Eco-Energy 125 Extreme! 125 Houses 125 Magic 125 Mining 125 Sound 125 Space I 125 Space II 125 Space III 126 Space IV 126 Stunts 126 Water III 126 World II 126 DC Electricity: Discovery and Developments 126 DC Motors 126 Discovery Specials 126 Diving the Abyss 126 Earth and Space Series 126 Active Galaxies 126 Astronomical Observation 126 Astronomical Observatories 126 Black Holes 126 Comets 126 Earth and the Moon 126 Eclipses 126 Exploration Of Mars 126 Exploration of the Moon 126

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Index Projectile Motion 131 Properties of Waves 131 Radioisotopes at Work: Medical and Industrial Uses 131 Radio Telescopes 131 Rainbows 131 Remote Sensing 131 Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy 131 Electricity 131 Renewable Energy 131 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 Making a Comet 132 Measuring the Speed of Light with a Microwave 132 Polarized Light 132 Rosin Up the Bow 132 Spinning Tops 132 Storing an Electric Charge 132 The Electric Pencil 132 The Original Battery 132 The Science of Tightrope Walking 132 Three Types of Magnetism 132 Understanding Centrifugal Force 132 Water Bottle Rocket 132 Weightlessness 132 What Does a Sparkplug Do? 132 Why Do Balls Bounce? 132 Why Do Stones Skip on Water? 132 Why Does Salt Melt Ice? 133 Why Is the Sky Blue? 133 World's Simplest Generator 133 Science Building Blocks Series 133 Light and Sound 133 Magnetic Force 133 SciQ 133 Can We Fly without a Plane? 133 How Does Technology Help Us See? 133 Who Can Ride the Wackiest Wheels? 133 Semiconductors, Diodes and Transistors 133 Shedding Light Series 133 Shedding Light on Colour 133 Shedding Light on Curved Mirrors 133 Shedding Light on Electromagnetic Waves 133 Shedding Light on Lenses 133 Shedding Light on Reflections 133 Shedding Light on Refraction 133 Solar Power 133 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 134 The Endless Voyage 134 The Eyes of Nye 134 The Green Guide 134 The Photoelectric Effect 134 The Physics of Light 134 The Physics of Medical Imaging 135 The Science of Disney Imagineering 135 Electricity 135 Energy 135 Friction 135

Exploration of the Solar System 127 Extrasolar Planets 127 Galactic Clusters 127 Hubble Space Telescope 127 Jupiter 127 Low Mass Stars 127 Mars 127 Mars Rovers 127 Massive Stars 127 Mercury 127 Meteorites 127 Mission to Mars 127 Neptune 127 Origin and Classification of Stars 127 Pluto 127 Saturn 127 Solar System 101 127 Space Exploration 127 Space Probes 127 Star Clusters 127 Sun 127 Surrounding Earth 127 The Asteroids 127 The Big Bang 127 The Constellations 127 The Formation of Earth 127 The Galaxies 127 The Hubble Space Telescope 128 The Milky Way 128 The Moon 128 The Planets of the Solar System 128 The Size of the Universe 128 The Solar System 128 The Stars 128 The Structure of the Solar System 128 The Structure of the Universe 128 The Sun 128 Uranus 128 Venus 128 Electrical Circuits 128 Electromagnetic Radiation: Wave and Particle Models of Light 128 Energy Rules: The Conservation of Energy 128 Forms of Energy 128 Gravitation 128 Gravity: History of Ideas 129 History of the Race to the Moon 129 In Focus: The Synchrotron - An Introduction 129 Interference of Light: A Property of Waves 129 Introduction to Electricity 129 Living on the Planets: What We Need to Live 129 Mars Landing 2012: The New Search for Life 129 Measurement and the Search for Relationships 129 Measurement and Uncertainty 129 Methods of Heat Transfer 129 Microwave Ovens: Cooking with Light 130 Mobile Phone Networks: How They Work 130 Nanotechnology: An Introduction 130 Newtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Laws of Motion 130 Nuclear Energy 130 Nuclear Energy: Advanced Version 130 Nuclear Energy: Basic Version 130 Nuclear Energy: The Issues 130 Our Earth in Motion: Understanding Time, Tides and Seasons 130 Our Place in Space: Astronomy 130 Particle Model and Kinetic Theory of Gases 130 Principles and Laws of Motion 130 Principles of Physics 131 Principles of Physics 1: Light 131 Principles of Physics 1: Mechanics 131 Principles of Physics 1: Mechanics, Heat, Light 131 Principles of Physics 2: Sound, Magnetism, Electricity and Radioactivity 131

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Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage 140 Art of the Deal 140 Bigfoot Hoax 141 Bone Stretching 141 Boyd and the Lowriders 141 Cactus Drug 141 Cairo Belly Dancers 141 Child Marriage 141 Cobras 141 Corpse Lives with Family 141 Creature Cures 141 Cremation 141 Crop Circles 142 Crucifixion 142 Death’s Chaplain 142 Djerba Island Jews 142 Dubai Falcons 142 Eating Rat 142 Embalming 142 Everest Extreme 142 Fantastic Voyage 142 Fire Walking 142 Flesh Branding 143 Fulani Initiation Rites 143 Geishas 143 Ghana Witches 143 Goat Foetus 143 Growing up at Ground Zero 143 Haitian Voodoo 143 Heavy Load in NY 143 Horseman 143 Initiation with Ants 143 Iran: Behind the Veil 144 Kitchen Diplomacy 144 Knife Dancing 144 Land-Diving in Vanuatu 144 Lizardman 144 Loch Ness Monster Hoax 144 Love in the Streets 144 Lunar Healing 144 Making of the Afghan Girl 144 Male Plastic Surgery 144 Marrakesh 145 Men Fighting 145 Molokai 145 My Girl Can Fight 145 New World Voodoo 145 Nubian Wedding 145 Peace Warrior 145 Personal Identity: Tattoos, Body Piercing, Art, Culture and Self Expression 145 Peyote 145 Rat Temple 145 Romeos 146 Introduction: The Unquiet American 146 Episode 1: Sol Is Sick of Talking about Dresden 146 Episode 2: Paul Prefers the Discussion of the Post-American World 146 Santeria 146 Scarification 146 Self Stabbing 146 Sideshow 146 Spirit Healers 146 Surviving West Point 146 A World Apart 146 An Uncertain Future 146 Leaders of Character 146 Learning to Lead, Learning to Follow 146 Playing to Win 146

Gravity 135 Levers and Pulleys 135 Magnetism 135 Newton's 3 Laws of Motion 135 Trajectory 135 Waves in the Ocean: Beauty and Order in Waves 135 Work = Force x Distance: Exploring the Concept of Work 135

Science Bill Nye the Science Guy 136 Do-It-Yourself Science 136 Inventions 136 Measurement 136 Pseudoscience 136 Daily Planet in the Classroom 136 Inventors II 136 Inventors III 136 Try, Try Again 136 World I 136 First Scientists 136 Lab Skills 136 Safety in the Senior Science Lab 136 Scientific Method: How It Works 136 The Eyes of Nye 136 What’s so Special About Science? 136

Social Studies Anthropology ABC News Classroom Edition 139 A New Hominin 139 Applied Anthropology 139 Biology and Evolution 139 Characteristics of Culture 139 Communication and Culture 139 Economic Systems 139 Essence of Anthropology 139 Food Domestication and the Emergence of Cities 139 Global Challenges and Anthropology 139 Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class 139 Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic 139 Kinship and Descent 139 Macroevolution 139 Marriage and Family 139 Methods of Paleoanthropology 139 Patterns of Adaptation 139 Patterns of Variation 139 Politics, Power and Violence 139 Premodern Humans 139 Primate Behaviour 139 Processes of Change 139 Religion and Spirituality 139 Sex and Marriage 139 Social Identity, Personality and Gender 139 Subsistence Systems 139 The Arts 140 The First Bipeds 140 The Living Primates 140

Communication and Culture ABC News Classroom with John Stossel Caught Cheating with Charles Gibson Give Me a Break! with John Stossel Myths, Lies and Nasty Behaviour Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity: Part 1 Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Part 2 Ahmad Zahir for Beginners Alexandria Library

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Index Pushed to the Limit 147 Put to the Test 147 Shock to the System 147 Studying War 147 The Shock of War 147 Women Warriors 147 Thai Boxing 147 Thaipusam 147 The Deadliest Man Alive 147 The Great Kite Fight 147 The Original Promise 147 The Unquiet American - Swing State 147 Transexual Cabaret 147 Trial by Oil 147 Tribal Tattoos 148 Turkish Germany 148 Warriors of the Golden Gate 148 Wild Chronicles 148 India Monkey Charming 148 Slum TV 148 Uganda Photocamp 148 Zuni Map Art 148

Out of Balance: Anxiety and Personality Disorders 152 People to People: Social Psychology 152 Stressed to the Limit: Stress and Health 152 The Becoming Years: Adolescence to Older Adults 152 The Growing Years: Conception of Childhood 152 The Learning Machine: Learning 152 Thinking and Language 152 Offender Profiling 152 Psychology Critical Issues 152 Bystander Intervention 152 Day Care 152 Eating Disorders 152 Eyewitness Testimony 152 Obedience and Ethics 152 Stress Management 152 Psychology Short Cuts 152 Research in Context 152 Rosenhanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Experiment 153 Sleep 153 The Concepts of Psychology 153 Ethical Issues in Psychology 153 Incl. Will and Determinism 153 Introducing Psychology 153 Situational Theory 153 What Are Ethics 153 The Social Toddler 153 Understanding Postnatal Depression 153 Understanding Psychology 153 Experimental Research Methods in Psychology 153 Mental Disorders 153 Non-Experimental Methods in Psychology 153 Perspectives on Psychology 153 The BBC Prison Study 153

Health and Social Care Care Values 149 Effective Communication in Health and Social Care 149 Influences on Health and Wellbeing - Health Promotion 149 Meeting Individual Needs 149 Mental Health Nursing 149 Client Experiencing Mania 149 Client with Dementia and Agitation & Anxiety 149 Depressed or Suicidal Client 149 Mental Status Assessment 149 Verbally and Physically Aggressive Client & Delusions 149 Practitioner Roles 149 The Human Condition 149 Brain Attack 149 Diagnosis: Cancer 149 Feels so Good... Hurts so Bad 149 Heart of the Matter 150 In Human Terms 150 Lives in Balance 150 Living with Cancer 150 Risky Business 150 The Code 150 The Fabric of Health 150 The Growing Years 150 The Modern Plague 150 The Web of Addiction 150 Weighing In 150 Working It Out 150 This Thing Called Hope 150 Episode 1: What Is Hope? 150 Episode 2: Experiencing Hope 150 Aggression 151 Anxiety Disorders 151 Attachment 151 Bill Nye the Science Guy 151 Core Studies in Psychology 151 Baron Cohen on Autism 151 Griffiths - Cognitive Bias and Gambling 151 Elizabeth Loftus: Eyewitness Testimony 151 Face Recognition 151 Inside Out 151 Codes of Life: Behaviour Genetics 151 Connections: Sensation 151 Different Strokes: Nurture and Human Diversity 151 Emotion: Emotions 151 Endless Questions: Critical Thinking and Research 152 Getting It Together: Therapy 152 In the Driver's Seat: Motivation 152

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Religious Education Evil and Suffering - A Religious Perspective 154 Medical Ethics 154 Ramadan in Denver 154 The Kendal Project - A Spiritual Revolution 154 The Sacraments 154 Tongue Boring 154 Witch Cleanser 154 Witchcraft 154

Sociology 4Real 155 City of God - Mos Def 155 Haiti - Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers 155 Kenya - K'naan 155 Liberia - M.I.A 155 Pawnee - Casey Affleck 155 Peru - Cameron Diaz 155 Vancouver - Eva Mendes 155 Yawanawa - Joaquin Phoenix 155 Beyond the Nuclear Family 155 Classic Collection 155 Ann Oakley: Housewife 155 Anthony Giddens: Capitalism and Social Modern Theory 155 Carolyn Jackson: Lads and Ladettes in School 155 Eileen Barker: The Making of a Moonie 155 Michelle Stanworth: Gender and Schooling 155 Paul Willis: Learning to Labour 155 Peter Townsend: Poverty in the UK 155 Stan Cohen: Folk Devils and Moral Panics 155 Sue Sharpe: Just Like a Girl 155 Confronting Epidemics: Three Case Studies 155 Core Concepts in Sociology 156 Criminal Families 156 Exploring Society: An Introduction to Sociology 156 Communications Media and Technology 156 Culture 156

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Gender 156 Population and Urbanisation 156 Race and Ethnicity 156 Social Class 156 Social Groups 156 Social Interactions, Relationships and Structure 156 Socialisation 156 Free Love 156 Gay Marriage 156 Homeless 156 Influences on Health and Wellbeing 157 Psychological Factors 157 Social Factors 157 The Physical Environment 157 Influences on the Health of Individuals 157 Introducing Sociology 157 Multiple Marriage 157 Research Methods Made Accessible 157 Sociology Key Issues 157 Crime and Deviance 157 Families and Households 157 Sociology Short Cuts 157 The Changing Role of Women in the UK 157 The Drugtakers 158 Understanding Sociology 158 From Modernity to Post-Modernity 158 Making Sense of Sociological Theory 158 Theory and Methods 158

Interview Scenarios and Questions to Expect Universal Rules for a Successful Interview My First Job Office Administration Series General Office Skills Office Technologies Telephone and Reception OHS Issues for Work Experience Students Pathways Planning Powerful Resumes Selling Yourself Successfully The Application Form The Career Portfolio The Interview Twenty-First Century Jobs What Employers Really Want What Will I Say at the Interview? What Your Boss Wants Job Applications Job Interviews The Induction Process Your Probationary Period Working in Media Workplace Rights and Responsibilities Working Safely in the Media

Citizenship Being British 165 Crime, Punishment and Policing in England and Wales from 1829 165

Student Development

Personal, Social and Health Education Against Bullying Series 166 Better Ways to Communicate 166 The Bystander 166 Understanding Bullying 166 A Sense of Identity 166 Achieve a Healthy Lifestyle 166 Because Money Still Matters: Living Expenses 166 Becoming Parents: Adoption 166 Binge Drinking 166 Blogstalker 166 Cyber Safe: Identifying and Combating Cyber Bullies 166 Cyberbullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent 166 Dark Days: Shedding Light on Depression 167 Developing Personal Values 167 Diet Related Disorders - Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity and Coeliac Disease 167 Drink Spiking: Awareness and Avoidance 167 Drugs: Facts and Fiction 167 Exam Preparation: Health and Social Care 167 Friendship in Adolescence 167 Girls and Bullying: Identify, Understand, Prevent 167 Girls Business: Friendship and Bullying in Schools 167 Head Lice Control 167 His and Hers: Gender and Sexuality 168 Homophobia 168 Influences on Health and Wellbeing: Lifestyle Factors 168 Internet Ethics and Young People 168 Introducing Cannabis: Risks, Laws and Habits 168 Introducing Tobacco: Risks, Laws and Habits 168 Journey to Health Series 168 A Healthy Heart: Cardiovascular Health 168 Alcohol 168 Fighting a Global Epidemic: HIV/AIDS 168 Fitness for Every Lifestyle 168 Infectious Diseases 168 Nutrition: Eating for Your Health 168 Reproduction and Contraception 168 Sexual Health 168

Careers 10 Things Not to Do in an Interview Answering Interview Questions Are You Job Ready? Behavioural Interviewing Careers in Biology Careers with a Conscience Common Mistakes Job Seekers Make Communication in the Workplace Series Conflict Management Customer Service Writing in the Workplace Continuing into HE An Introduction to UCAS Choosing Your Degree Subjects Choosing Your Sixth Form Studies Preparation for a University Interview Work Experience - The Benefits Writing Your Personal Statement CVs in the Real World Developing a Career Portfolio (Adult) Developing a Career Portfolio (Student) E-Networking for Jobs Face to Face with Your Competition First Impressions: Winning over Your Boss Getting It Right at the Interview Interview Performance Job Application: Looking Good on Paper Job Search in the 21st Century Job Search Success Series Job Search Success 1: Research Job Search Success 2: Applications Job Search Success 3: Interviews Job Search Success 4: Starting a Job Keeping a Job Mission Employable Finding and Applying for a Job

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Index Hot Tips for Classroom Management 175 In Focus: Girls in Physical Education 175 Integrating ICT in the Curriculum 175 Learning with Interactive Whiteboards 175 Managing the Difficult Group 175 OH&S in Schools 175 Productive Pedagogies 175 Tackling Bullying Big Time Series 175 No Bullying in Our Community: Home/School Partnership Strategies 175 Not in Our School: Creating a Non-Bullying Culture 175 Tackling Bullying Behaviours - Non-Punitive Approaches 175 Teaching ESL Students in the Mainstream Classroom 176 The Beginning Teacher: Everyday Realities 176 The Healthy Teacher 176 VEA ESL Guides 176

Tobacco 169 Weight Management: Finding a Healthy Middle 169 Mental Health: The Basics 169 More Fries with That 169 Nutrition for Life Series 169 Pregnancy, Infancy and Childhood 169 Youth, Adulthood and Late Adulthood 169 Out of the Blue 169 Party Drugs 169 Real Smart Series 169 About Boys' Body Image 169 About Conflict Resolution 169 About Girls' Body Image 169 Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy 169 Self Esteem and Identity in the Digital Age 170 Seven Steps to Social Involvement 170 Sexual Awareness Series 170 Sexual Identity 170 Sexually Transmitted Infections: What We Can’t See 170 STIs: Facts and Fiction 170 Tackling Bullying Big Time Series 170 Teenage Drinking: Facts and Fiction 170 The Eyes of Nye 170 These Days: A Short Film on Youth Suicide (Censored Version) 170 These Days: With Extended Commentary 171 Understanding Prejudice 171 VEA Life Skills Series 171 Building Resilience 171 Taking Control: Strategies for Coping with Stress 171 What’s Happening to Me? 171 Where Did I Come From? 171 Wild Chronicles 171

Technologies Design and Technology Architecture, Crafts and Industrial Design 179 At the Cutting Edge: Lasers in Design Technology 179 Automotive Design - CAD-CAM Case Studies 179 Birth of a Sports Car 179 Part 1: Design and Vision 179 Part 2: Development and Testing 179 Part 3: Production and Marketing 179 Blood on the Battlefield 179 CAD-CAM in Industry and Schools 179 CAD-CAM in the Classroom 179 CAM: Revolutionary Design 179 Capturing Action 179 Ceramics and Glasses 180 Commercial Printing Processes 180 Composites 180 Computer Aided Design 180 Control Systems in Design and Technology 180 Cutting Metal: Methods Used During Manufacturing of Products 180 Daily Planet in the Classroom 180 Air 180 Cars I 180 Cars II 180 Christmas 180 Extreme Vehicles 180 Games 180 Inventors I 180 Movies 180 Planes I 181 Planes II 181 Rescue 181 Robots I 181 Robots II 181 Robots III 181 Ships 181 The Cold 181 Vehicles 181 Water I 181 Water II 181 Design - A Team Approach 181 Design and the Environment 181 Design for Sustainability 181 Designers Under Pressure 181 Designing a Workshop Project 181 Designing for the User 181 Designing with Recycled Materials 182 Designing, Manufacturing and Evaluating a Product 182 Developing a Design Brief 182 Electronics 182

Study Skills Critical Thinking Series 172 Assumptions 172 Credibility 172 Evidence in Argument 172 Online Research Skills 172 Student Toolbox 172 Book Report Basics 172 Homework Handbook 172 Oral Presentation 172 Research Roadmap 172 Science Fair 172 Teamwork and Group Projects 172 Understanding Plagiarism and Its Consequences 172

Teacher Professional Dev. Accommodating Different Learning Styles 174 Check It Out 174 Major Disturbances 174 Minor Disturbances 174 Once Upon a Library 174 Reference Interviews 174 Shrinking Big Problems 174 Traditional Storytelling 174 Counselling: A Guide for Teachers 174 Courage to Teach Writing 174 Overview 174 Post-Writing 174 Pre-Writing 174 Writing 174 E-Learning in Education 174 Easy Ways to Use E-Learning 174 Emotional Intelligence in the Classroom 174 Health Emergencies in the Classroom 175

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Food Technology

Communications 182 Environmental Applications 182 Healthcare Applications 182 Industry Applications 182 Transport, the Electronic Future 182 Elements and Principles of Design 182 Ergonomics and Design: Matching Products and Tasks with People 182 Ergonomics in the Real World 182 Essentials of Design and Technology Skills: Drilling, Lathes and Soldering 182 Evaluating a Product 183 Fasteners for Construction 183 Ferrous Metals 183 Florence Artisans 183 Graphic Products - Design and Manufacture 183 Hand-Held Power Tools 183 Part One 183 Part Two 183 Hand Tools for Woodworking 183 How Alessi, Postmodernism and Memphis Changed the World 183 How Pop Art Changed the World 183 Influences on Design 184 Innovation and Emerging Technologies 184 Inspiration for Design 184 Joining Metals 184 Managing a Design Project 184 Manufacturing and the Product Cycle: A Case Study of Moran Furniture 184 Martin Guitars 184 Materials for Design Series 184 Mighty Ships 184 Akamalik 184 HDMS Absalon 184 MV Fairplayer 184 MV Resolution 185 Peace In Africa 185 USS Nimitz 185 Model Making 185 New Technologies - 3D Printing 185 Non-Ferrous Metals - Properties, Processes and Uses 185 Plastics in Manufacturing 185 Plastics: Properties and Uses 185 Printed Circuit Boards 185 Product Design and Mass Manufacture 185 Product Design and Sustainability Series 185 Choosing Sustainable Materials 185 Volvo: Life Cycle Assessment 185 Product Design, Testing and Modification: Trunki 186 Promoting Your Designs 186 Redesigning a Product 186 Safety in the Workshop - Avoiding Accident and Injury 186 SciQ 186 SMART - Resistant Materials 186 Smart Graphic Products 186 Social and Ethical Issues in Design Technology 186 Sustainable Packaging 186 The Green Guide 186 Bedroom 187 Family Room 187 Kitchen 187 Laundry Room 187 The Practical Use of Materials 187 Metals 187 Plastics 187 The Science of Disney Imagineering 187 Timber Furniture: The Design Process 187 Tool Maintenance - In the Workshop 187 Volvo Cars: Designing for Innovation and Safety 187 Wood Properties and Uses 187

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21st Century Food Series 188 Cooking Techniques 188 Food Labels 188 ABC News Classroom Edition 188 All About Nutrients 188 Allergens and Food Safety 188 Batch and Continuous Processes 188 Because Food Matters 188 Does It Matter How Our Food is Produced? 188 Local or Imported Food: How to Decide? 188 Bringing It to the Boil - Basic Moist Cooking Methods and Food Storage 188 Catering Skills Series 188 Commodities Series 189 In Focus: Milk 189 In Focus: Rice 189 Cooking with Class 189 A Fine Kettle of Fish 189 Cheese with Everything 189 Death by Chocolate 189 Edible Flowers and Weeds 189 Free-Range Chicken 189 Fresh Spring Lamb 189 No Meat, No Problem 189 Open Wide and Say Ostrich 189 Pasta Please 189 Pick a Pepper, Any Pepper 189 Rustic Bison 189 The Magic of Mushrooms 189 Wild Boar â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Fit for a King 189 Creative Cakes Series 189 Basic Techniques 189 Beyond the Basics 189 Designing and Preparing a Meal 189 Designing Menus for Healthy Diets 190 Development in the Food Industry 190 Durian 190 Environmental issues in Food Production 190 Farm to Fork - Primary and Secondary Processing 190 Food Allergies and Intolerances 190 Food Planning for Special Occasions 190 Food Plants 190 Food Poisoning - Prevention Is Better than Cure 190 Food Safety and Hygiene 190 Foods for Special Needs 191 Functional Properties of Food 191 Global Cuisine 191 Indian 191 Japanese 191 Good Enough to Eat - Food Presentation and Service 191 Great Food Presentation 191 Great Food Presentation 1 - More than Food on a Plate 191 Great Food Presentation 2 - A Practical Guide 191 In Focus: Environmental Issues in Food Production 191 In the Kitchen - Utensils, Tools and Equipment 191 Industrial Ingredients 191 Johnny Junkfood in the 21st Century 192 Manual Handling in the Food Industry 192 New Food Trends 192 New Foods: Changes and Advances in Technology 192 Preparing Sandwiches, Appetisers and Salads 192 Safety in Food Handling 192 Safety in the Commercial Kitchen 192 Slow Food 192 The Changing World of Food Packaging 192 The Cooking Process - How Food Changes 192 The Design Process: From Concept to Customer 193 Truffles 193 Turning Up the Heat! Basic Dry Cooking Methods 193

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Competitive Marketing in Tourism 200 Environmental Impacts of Travel and Tourism 200 Ethical Tourism 200 Impacts on Tourism 200 Customer Interaction 200 Economic Factors 200 Political and Legal Factors 200 Impacts on Travel and Tourism: Changes and Trends 200 Responsible Tourism 200 The New Faces of Tourism Series 200 The Resort Office 200 The Resort Representative 200 The UK Travel and Tourism Sector 201 Tourism, Planning and Development: A Case Study in Sustainability 201 Training Resort Reps 201 Travel and Tourism 201 Employability in Travel and Tourism 201 Impacts of Travel and Tourism 201 Legislation and Regulation in Travel and Tourism 201 Technology in Travel and Tourism 201 The UK as a Destination 201 Travel and Tourism Business Environments 201 Upselling Products in Tourism and Hospitality 201 Working in a Large Resort: Case Study 201

Classroom Video Issues Series 193 Creating Apps 1 - Research and Planning 193 Creating Apps 2 - Development and Deployment 193 Data Mining - Big Dataâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Increasing Challenge and Payoff 194 Data: Ethical Use and Storage 194 Designing on Screen 194 Developing a Website 194 Discovery Specials 194 e-Pirates of the Digital Age 194 Health and Safety Issues in ICT 194 How to... Series 194 How to Use Microsoft Access 2007 194 How to Use Microsoft Excel 2007 194 How to Use Microsoft Outlook 2007 194 How to Use Microsoft Power Point 2007 194 How to Use Microsoft Word 2007 194 ICT in Organisations 195 ICT in the Real World 195 A Case Study in Problem Solving 195 Publishing a Magazine 195 Skills for the Workplace 195 Inside a Computer 195 Inside Story: Spam 195 Introducing Microsoft OneNote 195 Introduction to Programming - Unlocking the Secrets 195 IT Networks 195 Keeping Safe Online 195 Learning with Wikis and Blogs 195 Managing Databases 196 Networks 196 Research on the Internet 196 Roles and Responsibilities in IT 196 Securing the Web 196 The History of Computers 196 The Information Age 196 Understanding Intellectual Property 196 Website Design 196

Vocational Education An Introduction to Hospitality 202 Catering for an Event 202 Catering Skills Series 202 Cleaning and Sanitation in the Food Industry 202 Coaching in Hospitality 202 Dealing with Difficult Customers 202 Espresso Coffee Service: Preparing and Serving Cafe Style Coffee 202 Five Star Hospitality 202 Sweet Stuff: Working in the Pastry and Sweet-Making Industries 202 Teamwork in Hospitality 202 The Human Condition 203 Food for Thought 203 Germ Warfare 203 Working Front of House 203

Textiles All About Textiles Series A Textile World Introducing Textiles Antique Silk Factory CAD and CAM in Textile Manufacturing Designing Fashion Ethical Textiles Fashionable Business - Young Designers, New Labels ICT in Textiles: Design, Practice and Process Interactive, Smart and Modern Textiles Materials for Design Series Recycled and Sustainable Textiles Smart 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 The Practical use of Materials

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