Instructional Video6:19
Encyclopaedia Britannica

Support Your Child's Learning at Home

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Webcast series for parenting website. This episode goes over how to educate at home during the Covid-19 virus.
Instructional Video22:55
The Wall Street Journal

McKinsey & Company on Emerging Consumer Trends

Higher Ed
Kelsey Robinson from McKinsey & Company shares insights on what the pandemic has done to the consumer, the emerging trends and how marketers are preparing for a new normal.
Instructional Video1:23
The Telegraph

AstraZeneca vaccine benefits outweigh the risks, says Boris Johnson

Higher Ed
Boris Johnson has said the benefits of the AstraZeneca vaccine outweigh the risks of the jab and is 'safe and effective'.



The Prime Minister revealed he will be receiving his first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine...
Instructional Video23:32
The Wall Street Journal

Where's That Economic Recovery?

Higher Ed
Jared Bernstein from President Biden's Council of Economic Advisors describes the outlook ahead for the U.S. economy.
Instructional Video11:38
IDG TECHtalk

Coronavirus pandemic highlights medical IoT security risks

Higher Ed
With more of us connecting with our healthcare providers virtually during the coronavirus pandemic, hackers may find it more appealing to attack medical or hospital systems. Increased amounts of data due to telemedicine and medical...
Instructional Video5:45
Virtually Passed

Bayes' theorem alternative proof (using algebra)

Higher Ed
There are many ways to prove Bayes' theorem. This is an alternative proof which is more algebra heavy and doesn't rely on a strong knowledge of conditional probability.



I am an Engineer, not a medical professional. I chose the...
Instructional Video8:58
TLDR News

Why We're Not Achieving Coronavirus Herd Immunity & How it Impacts a 2nd Wave - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
The only way that life can return to normal with Coronavius still present is if we reach a sufficient level of herd immunity. This could be achieved by the virus naturally spreading through the population or via a vaccine. The problem is...
Instructional Video1:10
Next Animation Studio

Covid likely jumped from bats at wildlife

12th - Higher Ed
The WHO says it thinks the virus likely passed from bats to animals at wildlife farms near Wuhan.
Instructional Video15:03
The Wall Street Journal

Strategy Planning in the Time of Covid-19

Higher Ed
Martina Bozadzhieva, head of research at FrontierView, provides CFOs perspective on the global economy in 2021.
Instructional Video1:23
Next Animation Studio

Explainer: How Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose COVID vaccine works

12th - Higher Ed
Johnson & Johnson announced on Jan. 29 that its single-dose coronavirus vaccine was 66 percent effective in preventing moderate disease
Instructional Video25:19
The Wall Street Journal

Dr. Rajiv Shah on the Future of Rapid Testing for COVID-19

Higher Ed
Dr. Rajiv J. Shah, president of The Rockefeller Foundation, discusses the critical steps needed to increase the availability of rapid Covid-19 tests across the country if we're to avoid a widespread second wave of the virus.
Instructional Video24:41
The Wall Street Journal

Expanding Global Access to Covid-19 Vaccines

Higher Ed
Partners in Health CEO Sheila Davis and Tulio de Oliveira, director of the Centre for Epidemic Response and Innovation at Stellenbosch University, discuss global vaccine distribution and what should be done now to prepare for the next...
Instructional Video46:40
The Telegraph

Nigel Farage discusses Boris Johnson another lockdown and Joe Biden

Higher Ed
The government's Covid policies are appalling and increasingly communist. Nigel Farage joins Steven Edginton in this week's Off Script podcast to discuss Boris Johnson's leadership, another potential winter lockdown and the death of the...
Instructional Video3:27
Healthcare Triage

What's Happening with the Hydroxychloroquine Study Retraction?

Higher Ed
A significant study on the safety of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19 has been retracted. So, what does this mean? What does it say about using the drug to treat COVID? What does it say about the way we do science?
Instructional Video1:33
Next Animation Studio

Coronavirus may attack the brain and nervous system

12th - Higher Ed
A study of COVID-19 patients in the Chinese city of Wuhan, from where the pandemic originated, found coronavirus could lead to serious neurological complications in perhaps as many as one third of all patients. <br/>
Instructional Video10:16
TLDR News

The US are Leaving the World Health Organisation What That Means in Reality - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
Earlier this week Donald Trump confirmed his intention to pull the US out of the World Health Organisation. This feeds into the bigger issue that Trump seems to have with China and global organisations - but during a pandemic, this seems...
Instructional Video24:50
The Wall Street Journal

Rochelle Walensky on Planning for the Next Pandemic

Higher Ed
The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention discusses how the lessons from Covid-19 are informing the agency’s response to the next phase of the pandemic and preparation for future variants and viruses.
Instructional Video10:08
TLDR News

Where Did COVID-19 Come From... Chinese Lab? Bats? Wet Markets? - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
Ever since the Coronavirus outbreak began, people began to speculate about where the virus came from? Did it come from a wet market in Wuhan? What about a bowl of bat soup? Or even the Wuhan Institute of Virology? In this video, we...
Instructional Video1:13
Next Animation Studio

Building kills COVID with dozens of hi-tech gadgets

12th - Higher Ed
Disinfection robots, thermal body cameras and virus-killing air-con systems — welcome to the Covid-free office of the future. A workplace in Bucharest filled with anti-virus innovations could become the new standard in office design.
Instructional Video4:41
Healthcare Triage

Indiana's COVID-19 Testing Study and What it Means for Reopening

Higher Ed
What’s the true infection rate of COVID-19? So far, we’ve had no real idea, which means most states are flying blind into reopening. But not Indiana, where a new statewide study is the first to provide the kind of data we’ll need to make...
Instructional Video5:11
Healthcare Triage

COVID-19 Surveillance and the Difficulty of Contact Tracing

Higher Ed
We definitely need to be tracing the contacts of people who have tested positive for coronavirus, so that we can know who else has been exposed. This is a herculean task, but we have to do it. And there are some ideas and practices that...
Instructional Video4:39
Healthcare Triage

Bradykinin Storms and Covid Inflammation

Higher Ed
We’re getting close to a year of living with Covid-19, but work is still ongoing to understand the mechanisms behind some of its most devastating effects. A lot of attention has been given to Cytokine Storms in this realm, but with some...
Instructional Video4:54
TLDR News

2022 Election? Rumours Johnson will Call an Early General Election Explained - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
In theory, the next UK General Election is supposed to take place in 2024, but many are suggesting it could happen sooner than that, with some rumors suggesting as early as 2022. So in this video, we discuss those rumors and explain what...
Instructional Video1:25
Next Animation Studio

Explainer: How the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID vaccine works

12th - Higher Ed
The University of Oxford and AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine was 90 percent effective in preventing COVID-19 in clinical trials, AstraZeneca said in a November 23 press release. <br/>