Instructional Video4:57
Sprouts Learning

How to Change Bad Habits

Higher Ed
To form a habit, you need to repeat a behavior until it is reflected in the structure of your brain. Its often best done in tiny steps.
Instructional Video4:16
Bethany Thiele, Art Teacher

Abstract Portraits inspired by Picasso and Silberzweig- Part 1- MENA

K - 5th
This video quickly reviews portraits by Pablo and Sandra Silberzweig, and then inspires students to create an abstract portrait that will be painted using various watercolor techniques. Check out my Watercolor Technique video for 8...
Instructional Video5:40
Professor Dave Explains

Uniform Circular Motion and Centripetal Force

12th - Higher Ed
Enough of this moving in straight lines business, let's go in circles! It may not be productive but it's super fun. Ferris wheels are fun. Yes they are, don't be a spoilsport. Roller coasters are fun too. And merry-go-rounds. Look, I...
News Clip6:35
Bloomberg

Mandelson on Beijing Efforts to Attract Foreign Businesses

Higher Ed
China has asked former British trade secretary Peter Mandelson to help convince foreign businesses to return or expand to Beijing. That's after a spate of regulatory crackdowns and rising geopolitical tensions spooked investors.
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Press Association

What is the ‘pingdemic’ and do people pinged by the Covid app have to isolate?

Higher Ed
Latest figures showed more than 500,000 people in England and Wales were notified by the NHS Covid app to self-isolate – being “pinged” – in the week up to July 1. So what exactly is this pingdemic then?
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Press Association

Almost three-quarters of people with Covid-19 being traced by NHS system

Higher Ed
Almost three-quarters of people who test positive for Covid-19 and enter the NHS tracking system are now being traced, figures show. Some 14,045 people who tested positive for Covid-19 in England had their case transferred to the NHS...
News Clip6:33
Curated Video

Swiss start-up uses blockchain tech to decentralise art dealings

Higher Ed
LEADIN: A Swiss start-up is hoping to use blockchain technology to decentralise the business of art dealings. Invented to support Bitcoin transactions, the decentralised system is now being used for...
News Clip4:33
Curated Video

This year's ALMA Awards nominees announced in LA

Higher Ed
AP Television Los Angeles, 25 August 2009 1. Wide exterior National Council of La Raza office building 2. Close National Council of La Raza signage 3. Medium zoom to wide Eva Longoria Parker poses for photographers 4. Close tilt up Eva...
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Press Association

Sadiq Khan wants London to be first to introduce track and trace

Higher Ed
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged ministers to introduce a new contact tracing and testing regime in the capital ahead of other parts of the country. “I know that in London the R number is down. I know that in London we have fewer new...
News Clip1:47
Bloomberg

UK GDP Tops Expectations With 0.5% Gain in May

Higher Ed
The UK economy grew at 0.5% in May, while manufacturing output and construction also expanded more quickly than expected. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg Television.
News Clip5:18
Bloomberg

High Covid Levels Lessen Contact Tracing Impact: ICL’s Riley

Higher Ed
Oct.30 -- Imperial College London Professor of Infectious Disease Dynamics Steven Riley discusses the effectiveness of virus tracing and lockdowns amid a resurgence of Covid-19 cases across Europe and looks at what Asia did different...
News Clip5:29
Curated Video

Helsinki Airport trials facial recognition tech

Higher Ed
LEADIN:A high-tech experiment is taking place at Helsinki Airport. Finnish airline Finnair is trialing facial recognition technology, allowing passengers to collect their boarding card just with a quick photo of their face.But experts...
News Clip2:53
Bloomberg

Emmy Update: Tracee Ellis Ross & More Actors On Transition to Directing | THR News

Higher Ed
Tracee Ellis Ross, Jodie Foster and Matt Bomer reveal how they prepared to direct some of this TV season's most memorable episodes.
News Clip4:55
Press Association

Boris Johnson: 'tough times' lie ahead for the job market

Higher Ed
Boris Johnson speaks to reporters in central London during a visit to Octopus Energy. He says 'tough times' lie ahead for the jobs market and was also unable to say how many contacts of positive coronavirus cases had been missed as a...
News Clip4:17
Press Association

Sir Patrick Vallance: Britain set to avoid second deadly wave of coronavirus after lockdown

Higher Ed
Though the UK has now passed Italy to record the highest death toll in Europe, Sir Patrick Vallance told MPs he was “optimistic”. The chief scientific adviser explained: “I think if we do test, track and tracing well, and we keep the...
News Clip4:05
Press Association

Professor John Newton explains Government's new test and trace programme

Higher Ed
Professor John Newton, the chief of the Government's Covid-19 testing programme, explains how the new test and trace programme will work and what the public need to do, if contacted, to get involved in the process.
News Clip4:49
Press Association

Immunocompromised man on his concerns about relaxing Plan B

Higher Ed
Tom Pearman, a 44-year-old who is immunocompromised, shared his concerns about the Plan B Covid-19 measures being relaxed in England on Thursday. Mr Pearman talks of how he was hospitalied with coronavirus in September 2021.
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Curated Video

WRAP Pope arrives in Fatima, visits shrine, pilgrims; ADDS reax

Higher Ed
1. Wide of Pope Benedict XVI arriving in Popemobile to Fatima Sanctuary and Basilica 2. Pope waves from Popemobile 3. Pope waving to pilgrims 4. Pan of crowd 5. Top shot of pope arriving at Chapel of Apparitions 6. SOUNDBITE:...
News Clip5:09
Sky News

Evidence of Gaddafi's regime of cruelty

Higher Ed
Evidence of Gaddafi's regime of cruelty
News Clip2:59
Curated Video

USA: NASA LAUNCH SATELLITE TO STUDY SUN'S ATMOSTPHERE

Higher Ed
English/Nat NASA has launched a satellite designed to greatly improve the understanding of events in the Sun's atmosphere. The Transition Region and Coronal Explorer mission was successfully launched on Wednesday from the Vandenberg Air...
News Clip2:21
Sky News

Sheep rustling is big business

Higher Ed
Sheep rustling is big business
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: High-tech Chopin museum brings composer's career to life

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED: High-tech Chopin museum brings composer's career to life
News Clip5:29
Curated Video

Helsinki Airport trials facial recognition tech

Higher Ed
LEADIN:A high-tech experiment is taking place at Helsinki Airport. Finnish airline Finnair is trialing facial recognition technology, allowing passengers to collect their boarding card just with a quick photo of their face.But experts...
News Clip1:44
Sky News

Boris Johnson interview on NHS test and trace

Higher Ed
CLEAN: Interior interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on job creation and the NHS test and trace database error on 5 October 2020 in London, United Kingdom