Computer scientist Donald Bitzer discusses how NSF support of PLATO, the first computer system to offer students free, computer-assisted instruction, provided an incentive for continued development and use of plasma displays.

This is a great way to get your students practicing their throwing with accuracy, using different equipment - Great for practicing American football skills,<br/>
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After a quiet half a century since the last Apollo mission landed on the moon, Associate Professor Alan Duffy takes us inside the new space race. Bob Giffen explains the technology and the mindset it took to get man on the...

The video discusses Newton's Second Law of Motion and demonstrates a practical experiment to investigate the relationship between the acceleration of an object and the force acting on it. The video shows the equipment required for the...

Cybersecurity is the protection of networks and computer systems, including hardware and software, against cyberattacks. Of particular interest to engineers is the computer control of physical systems that monitor and control...

A British WW1 soldier describes the equipment during 1916-18 and explains how it adapted to suit the changing way the war was being fought

Joe Acaba, U.S. astronaut, talks about his time in the Marine Corps and Peace Corps, his previous missions to space, and his background as a high school and middle school educator. HWHAP Episode 10.

Virtualization alone does not constitute cloud computing; a number of characteristics such as resource pooling and metered usage must also be involved. This episode discusses public, private, hybrid, and community clouds.
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With the Coronavirus continuing to spread across Britain, the NHS is being placed under increasing pressure to handle the virus. In this video, we take a look at how the NHS is doing thus far and what the government is doing to try and...

The numbers game is a way to setup a PE activity you can easily play with a larger group, for sports like soccer, basketball, rugby or hockey, adding an exciting and challenging way for players to play 1v1, 2v2, 3v3...

Kiteboarding part 3/4: The video features a discussion among sailors about the future of kiteboarding in the Olympics, with some expressing excitement about the potential for the sport and others questioning the choice of equipment.

What's it really like to be a chemical engineer? What does a chemical engineer do all day? Anita Kalathil shows us some of the latest chemistry projects taking place at Proctor & Gamble and what her typical day is like inside and outside...

This video explains how to work with standard business documentation. This clip is from the chapter "Managing Risk" of the series "CompTIA Network+ Certification N10-007: The Total Course".In this section, you will learn to work with...

This video outlines the fundamental equipment required for beginners in beekeeping, discussing the merits of different hive types such as the Langstroth, top-bar, and Warre hives. It emphasizes the importance of choosing the right tools,...

The photography of Chester Higgins, Jr. can be found within the pages of The New York Times, where he has been a staff photographer since 1975. As one of the premiere African American photographers working today, he continues to...

This conversation explores the Farm to School program's role in connecting local farmers with schools to provide fresh, nutritious food for students while supporting local agriculture. It addresses challenges such as budget constraints...

The chemical process industry uses many different types of equipment to manufacture products. At first glance a process plant may just look like a pile of metal and a maze of pipes. In this procedure we will take a closer look and...

China’s space administration, the CNSA, currently has a rover exploring the far side of the moon as part of its Chang’e 4 mission. It is also preparing to launch the Chang’e 5 mission this year to collect lunar samples and bring the...

Mighty Sea Crane part 5/8: In this video, we are taken on a tour of the Oleg Strashnov, an offshore workhorse. The video showcases the inner workings of the ship, including the crane and its lifting tools used for various operations. We...

On this episode, Mark and the crew are in Utah near Zion National Park to go Canyoneering! What is Canyoneering, you might ask? Well, Mark is about to show you! Get ready to go on one thrilling adventure and learn about a NEW WAY to...

A pair of behemoth machines called crawler-trans­porters have carried the load of taking rockets and spacecraft to the launchpad for more than 50 years at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Safety in science always comes first. This program demonstrates safe practices in science when conducting even the simplest of activities. Emphasis is placed on avoiding accidents to eyes, skin, clothing, and equipment. Safe practices in...

In this video, the importance of understanding and adhering to company gift-giving policies and ethical considerations is emphasized. It provides guidelines on acceptable and unacceptable gifts, considerations for evaluating gifts, the...

Hollywood often paints a romanticized vision of space travel, but living in a gravity-free environment has dirty downsides. It takes a lot of extra work for an astronaut to tend to their personal hygiene in space. Sometimes, they're even...