Meet Maya the Plant Detective. Help her find clues to solve a very puzzling mystery: why are her plants sad? Discover that plants, animals and people all need things like water, food and air to stay alive and happy.

It’s time for the Great Toy Race! Which toy will move the fastest? Discover how we can move different toys by pushing and pulling. Will friction slow things down? Watch now to find out. On your marks, get set, GO!

How do we make our food, clothes and homes? Many of these things are made from parts of plants and animals. Join Maya and discover how we make everyday items!

Yum, pasta! Did you know that pasta comes in different shapes and sizes? How can we change the shape of pasta dough? How can we stretch or break it? Learn all about push and pull forces and become the best Pasta Artist ever!

This video explains the various physical security controls. This clip is from the chapter "Protecting Your Network" of the series "CompTIA Network+ Certification N10-007: The Total Course".In this section, you will learn how to protect...

This week Michael calls up Trent Shumay, founder of Finger Food Studios, to talk about their latest invention FizViz, a large scale physical visualization for your stats.

Trent talks about how his company was born out of wanting to...

Welcome to Whoopsie Land, where people drive marshmallow cars, wear paper clothing and live in chocolate buildings! What a funny place! However, Whoopsie Land is in trouble. Join Greg as he helps Mayor Tumble solve some big problems.

Nala is exploring the world around her by asking questions and performing some experiments. Together, find things that slide, roll, spin and bounce. Notice how fun it is to be curious and make your own scientific discoveries about the...

Join Greg and explore clothing from around the world! Learn about the materials used in clothing from different cultures. What do people wear when they do different activities like dancing, hunting, farming or going to a wedding? Watch...

Join Maya and her Uncle Greg as they travel through the Blue Mountains. They’re searching for an ancient Wollemi Pine tree! Learn how to identify the different parts of plants, like their leaves and roots. What do each of these parts do?...

What’s your favourite season – summer, autumn, winter or spring? Meet new friends like Misty the cat, Moonshine the possum and Wendy the whale. Discover how our environment changes with each season.

Oh no! The Big Bad Wolf wants to blow down the little pigs’ houses! Work in a team with Greg and the three little pigs to build the best house ever. It will be comfortable, warm, and safe from the Big Bad Wolf. What do you think - should...

Metaverse evangelists say that the future of life and work is upon us. But many of the applications focus on gaming and social interactions. NVIDIA’s Richard Kerris and Constellation Research’s Ray Wang explain what the Metaverse means...

Meet Billie, a lonely platypus that misses her family. Can Stanley the stick insect help her find her family? Together, Billie and Stanley wander around Platypus Creek, discovering the animals that live there. Watch Billie as she learns...

Sandro Botticelli's well-known painting, The Birth of Venus has a very particular philosophy of beauty embedded within in. He used the Golden Ratio in his composition. Here's the story behind the painting.

This video is the case for William Blake. I didn’t always have a way into the study of Blake, but a sculpture outside of the British Library gave me a path better understand and love the colorful prints of William Blake.

In this video I break down Arthur Danto's belief that Art ended in the 1960's when he saw Andy Warhol's Brillo Boxes. He approaches the theory of art through classical philosophy and uses frameworks established by Plato and Hegel, among...

Explore the Australian bush with Maya and learn about some amazing plants and animals. What is the difference between a warm-blooded and a cold-blooded animal? What do all living things need to stay alive and happy? Watch now to find out!

In this live-action program viewers will learn that the scientific method is a disciplined, systematic way of asking and answering questions about the physical world. Students will come to understand each step of the scientific method...

We begin a two part series on Raphael's The School of Athens, located inside the Vatican Museum in Vatican City. Originally this painting sat above the philosophy books owned by Pope Julius II.

At the Consumer Electronics Show, CES 14, Barobo, Inc. showed the National Science Foundation their robot that helps teach children algebra in a completely new way. By taking algebra off the page and into the physical world, Barobo aims...

Maya and Stanley the stick insect are exploring Platypus Creek. If Maya spots a platypus, then she can make a wish! Stanley is on the lookout, but there is a slight problem… He doesn’t know what a platypus looks like! Can you help...

Maya is with Uncle Greg, listening to her friend Coen play the yidaki. Suddenly, the concert stage disappears, and so does Uncle Greg! Join Maya and Coen as they make new friends on Yolngu land. Discover how the Yolngu People used and...

Join Maya and her friends as they feast on food from around the world. Learn how people from different countries use local plants and animals to make delicious meals, like Aboriginal bush tucker, Japanese sushi and Indian korma. Yum!