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CareerVidz CareerVidz was founded by interview expert Richard McMunn in 2011 and it specialises in teaching job-seekers everything there is to know about careers, tests and interview questions and answers. Thanks to YouTube, Richard McMunn has put together two decades of his own expertise in careers and education whilst working in the emergency services and the armed forces. He has compiled all of this information into easy to view, step-by-step video tutorials that will help you pass your job interview or test. At the CareerVidz channel, you will find Richard McMunn often talking about his own experiences and how they have helped thousands of job-seekers and students to 'get the advantage' over other people by using key tips and strategies guaranteed to bring success. If you are looking for interview questions and answers, and in particular how to answer behavioral, situational and competency-based interview questions, this channel is the only resource you need! Learn how to pass your interview!
CIPD CIPD Chief Executive, Peter Cheese, explains the new Code of Conduct and Ethics coming into effect on 1 January 2023.
Dr. Tracey Marks I am a psychiatrist in Atlanta with over 20 years experience. This channel teaches you about mental health issues and self-improvement. Why? Because education empowers. You will learn about bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, attention deficit disorder, schizophrenia and more. I group the videos for these topics into playlists. Youtube allows you to save playlists to your library. If you are interested in only one topic, you can save the playlist and see when new videos on that topic are published.
EntreLeadership The Official EntreLeadership YouTube Page This is the place to learn what Dave Ramsey and his team teach about Leadership and Business.
GCFLearnFree For more than a decade, the GCFLearnFree program has helped millions around the world learn the essential skills they need to live and work in the 21st century. From Microsoft Office and email to reading, math, and more, GCFLearnFree offers tutorials in more than 190 topics.
TEDx Talks TEDx is an international community that organizes TED-style events anywhere and everywhere -- celebrating locally-driven ideas and elevating them to a global stage. TEDx events are produced independently of TED conferences, each event curates speakers on their own, but based on TED's format and rules.
Young Entrepreneurs Forum It is time to Start a new business and become a successful young entrepreneur. Get business ideas, Learn business planning, marketing techniques and join entrepreneurship journey with Young Entrepreneurship Forum. Building a great Network, Supporting a team, Invest Wisely and Building Strategic alliances are the main sign of Young Entrepreneurs. If you want to become a young entrepreneur then, you've to focus on writing a business plan. Following Details are very important for writing your business plan. 1. How long should your plan be? 2. Determine your goals & Objectives. 3. When Should you write business plan? 4. Outline your financial needs 5. You've to plan what you'll do with your business plan. Channel Topics Entrepreneurship Business Ideas & Start up Motivation Self Improvement Contact us on admin@youngentrepreneursforum.com for business topics.
Conscious Originals Videos about soulful lifestyle design to make the most of your time on this planet both in terms of enjoying life and evolving.

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Keyboard Shortcuts in OneNote
Many users find that using an external keyboard with keyboard shortcuts for OneNote helps them work more efficiently. For users with mobility or vision disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using the touchscreen and are an essential alternative to using a mouse.
OneNote 2013 Training
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Learn how to take notes and share them using Microsoft OneNote. Explore interface features and the latest workflow enhancements with this note-taking app. Tutorials cover easy ways to format your text, organize notebooks, use stationery, work with tables, perform research, and integrate your notes with Outlook.
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Outlook
Many users find that using an external keyboard with keyboard shortcuts for Outlook helps them work more efficiently. For users with mobility or vision disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using the touchscreen and are an essential alternative to using a mouse.
Microsoft Office LinkedIn Learning
Learn how to use Microsoft Outlook email. Training includes how to set up Outlook and use Outlook Web Access and Microsoft Exchange. Find out how to manage your time with the Calendar and Tasks features, and connect to a wide variety of email, cloud computing, and social media accounts.
Outlook 2013 Training
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Many users find that using an external keyboard with keyboard shortcuts for PowerPoint helps them work more efficiently. For users with mobility or vision disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using the touchscreen and are an essential alternative to using a mouse.
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Learn all about PowerPoint with our expert-taught PowerPoint training videos. Watch a beginner, intermediate, or advanced PowerPoint how-to on designing compelling slide presentations, editing them, and sharing them with others.
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How to Customize Your SharePoint Website
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SharePoint Help Center
The modern experience in SharePoint is designed to be compelling, flexible and faster. The modern experience makes it easier for anyone to create beautiful, dynamic sites and pages that are mobile-ready. But what are the differences between the classic and modern experiences, and how do you go about creating a modern experience for your organization? We've put together a guide to help you learn about the modern experience and how you can begin to take advantage of it.
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SharePoint Classic and Modern Experiences Learn more about modern experiences in SharePoint in Microsoft 365 including what they are and how you recognize them. The modern experience is designed to be compelling, flexible, mobile, and easier to use. It is available in SharePoint in Microsoft 365. Some modern experiences are available with SharePoint Server 2019. The following experiences are modern by default: The SharePoint start page in Microsoft 365 Most lists and libraries New team site and communication site home pages New pages Site contents Site usage Recycle Bin Existing team site home pages and other site pages like wiki and web part pages are classic experiences. There is not a 1:1 mapping of all classic to modern experiences. This article explores differences between classic and modern experiences, and offers suggestions for moving to modern experiences.

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Create a Document in Word With Word on your PC, Mac, or mobile device, you can: ◾Create documents from scratch, or a template. ◾Add text, images, art, and videos. ◾Research a topic and find credible sources. ◾Access your documents from a computer, tablet, or phone with OneDrive. ◾Share your documents and work with others. ◾Track and review changes.
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Word Keyboard Shortcuts
Many users find that using an external keyboard with keyboard shortcuts for Word helps them work more efficiently. For users with mobility or vision disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using the touchscreen, and are an essential alternative to using a mouse.

Accessibility in new Viva Engage Yammer, a social networking site to share information and discussions within your organization, includes accessibility features that make it easy to use for everyone, including people with disabilities such as low vision or limited dexterity. We want to enable all leaders and their employees to leverage Yammer’s superpowers—on web, mobile, and other integrations—throughout their organizations.
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Developing Emotional Competence This program helps viewers discover what emotional competence is and how to develop it in four easy steps. First, users define emotional competence—recognizing your own thinking patterns and getting in touch with your own intuition. Secondly, becoming aware of emotional self control—including controlling emotions and staying calm in difficult or challenging situations. Thirdly, understanding others’ emotions—being sensitive to others and showing concern to help other people. And finally, social skills—communicating your feelings and encouraging open communication. (15 minutes)
Emotional Intelligence This program explains the concept of emotional intelligence and how it can help managers and leaders improve their performance. Topics covered in this video include EQ vs. IQ in predicting personal and professional success, the key elements in EQ, and how to develop EQ. (14 minutes)
Emotional Intelligence: A New Vision for Educators When Daniel Goleman's groundbreaking book, Emotional Intelligence: Why it can matter more than IQ, was first released in the mid-1990s, it quickly became a best-seller and changed the way many people think about what it means to be smart. Challenging the prevailing preeminence of IQ as the standard of excellence in life, Goleman argued that emotional intelligence, comprised of five key non-cognitive skills, has a greater bearing on success in life than cognitive intelligence, which is measured by IQ. The concept of emotional intelligence, which Harvard Business Review called "a ground-breaking, paradigm-shattering idea," has profound implications for education. Drawing from research in the fields of neuroscience and psychology, Goleman concluded that, unlike IQ emotional intelligence, or "EQ" is not set in ones genes. Instead, it is shaped by experience and can be strengthened through explicit teaching of social and emotional skills. He argued that teaching children emotional intelligence skills was a powerful way to improve both academic performance and behavior. In Emotional Intelligence: A New Vision for Educators, Goleman makes the case for incorporating emotional intelligence into classrooms and schools, and guides viewers through scenes from a school in Hillsborough, CA, that was among the first in the country to adopt an emotional literacy curriculum. Although emotional intelligence is no longer a new idea, it is no less relevant or significant to education today as it was when it was first introduced. In fact, recent research and studies lend support to the case for teaching students emotional intelligence skills. The data show that test scores and grade point averages increase significantly and disciplinary actions decrease when schools implement social and emotional learning (SEL) programs that promote emotional intelligence. This video will help educators understand what emotional intelligence means, why it matters, and how they can help students develop the social and emotional skills that account for emotional intelligence. (40:04 min.)
Emotional Intelligence in the Classroom Adolescents have both the cognitive and the emotional capacity to deepen their emotional intelligence, and for that reason secondary schools are being viewed as an ideal setting in which to teach and promote EI. In this program, Dr. Karen Hansen, coordinator of the EI and Education Research Unit of Swinburne University, compares and contrasts definitions and models of EI. In addition, she suggests practical ways in which educators can promote and nurture EI through a variety of classroom activities and by rearranging the physical classroom environment. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (31 minutes)
Intelligence and Ability Assessment: Psychometrics This progam examines various types of psychometric instruments. It discusses APA ethical requirements related to psychometrics; looks at factors related to linguistics and ethnicity; and defines general, static, and fluid intelligences.(22:48 min.)
The Learning Classroom: Theory into Practice This series is an exploration of learning theory — appropriate for grades K-12 and all subject areas — for the training of preservice teachers and the professional development of in-service teachers. Hosted by Stanford University professor Linda Darling-Hammond, the 13 half-hour programs illustrate a variety of learning theories with applications to classroom practice.
Optimizing Intelligences: Thinking, Emotion, and Creativity This program brings together three psychologists who have transformed thinking about the role of creativity and emotion in maximizing human potential. In a conversation hosted by Yale University’s Peter Salovey, Howard Gardner discusses his philosophy of multiple intelligences, Daniel Goleman expounds on emotional intelligence, and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi talks about “flow.” Interwoven throughout is commentary by educators and social service professionals, including Renilde Montessori and Maurice Elias, about putting these concepts into practice to help create better schools, better mental health facilities, and better work environments. (49 minutes)
Psychology Media Suite The Psychology Media Suite will add a dynamic new dimension to any college, Advanced Placement, or high school psychology course. Comprising more than 120 video clips and other media, the Suite is a blend of documentary segments illustrating foundational psychology concepts and principles, reports on cutting-edge research in psychology, and Active Teaching Modules designed to enable instructors to re-create studies such as the Asch Conformity Experiment and the Stroop test, conduct psychology experiments on selective attention and eyewitness memory, and more—right in the classroom! (5:49:29)

CyberEthics Most people learn traditional standards of behavior and respect for others by the time they are teenagers—but many don’t realize that those rules are just as valid in cyberspace. This program helps students take the high road on the information superhighway and avoid the temptations of the fast lane, pointing the way toward an ethically sound Internet presence and lifestyle. Guidelines for the use of intellectual property are featured, with emphasis on the consequences of illegal downloading, copyright infringement, and plagiarism. Pornography, gaming sites, chat rooms, and online social networks are also discussed, helping viewers steer clear of antisocial and abusive activities, especially cyberbullying. Comments from experts, as well as questions from peers who are confused about the fine points of cyber legality, serve to clarify central ethical principles. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. Correlates to National ISTE Technology Foundation Standards for Students. A Cambridge Educational Production. (14 minutes)
Growing Up Online To study the impact of the Internet on adolescence, it helps to examine the subject through the eyes of teens and their parents. This episode of Frontline enters the private worlds that young people, for better or worse, are creating online. In doing so, it brings viewers face-to-face with issues that kids confront every day—bullying, harassment, alienation, sexuality, and even bizarre forms of celebrity. Viewers are enabled to explore the complicated and often nebulous lines being drawn between the real and virtual worlds and how these new paradigms are affecting today’s impressionable minds. Distributed by PBS Distribution. (60 minutes)
Information Literacy: The Perils of Online Research In a world of information overload, information literacy has become a survival skill. But what exactly does information literacy mean? With a focus on the Internet, this video explains how to conduct solid online research by collecting information in an organized, efficient, and ethical way. Professor Maurita Holland of the University of Michigan School of Information provides expert commentary and guidance on a range of research activities, including evaluating the credibility of Web content, documenting online sources, and paraphrasing—not copying—the words of others. Additionally, a high school teacher and a graduate student demonstrate real-world examples to reinforce the challenges and rewards of online research. The consequences of plagiarism and shaky facts are emphasized. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. (21 minutes)
The Jayson Blair Story: Favoritism and Plagiarism at The New York Times African-American journalist Jayson Blair has been pilloried as the personification of affirmative action out of control. Was it race that fueled his rapid promotions at The New York Times and prompted management to essentially ignore reports of his inaccurate work? In this ABC News program, correspondent Bob Jamieson chronicles the sensational rise and fall of Jayson Blair. Afterward, anchor Chris Bury talks with Mark Whitaker, editor of Newsweek; Condace Pressley, president of the National Association of Black Journalists; and The Washington Post’s Howard Kurtz to assess the impact of the scandal on The Times, the credibility of the news media, and equal opportunity. (23 minutes)
Plagiarism 2.0: Information Ethics in the Digital Age For a generation raised on the ideology of “open source” and the ability to quickly cut and paste, the concept of plagiarism may seem foreign or passé. And that, of course, can lead to trouble. This video examines the behaviors that constitute plagiarism, their consequences, and the best ways to avoid them. Showing how accidental copying as well as willful plagiarism can occur, the program lays out the dangers of cheating, then illustrates the pitfalls of nonattribution and patch writing while showing how to properly attribute and paraphrase a lengthy quotation. Copyright, trademark, and intellectual property concepts are clearly discussed, in addition to potential sources of noncopyrighted material. Common citation formats (APA, MLA, Bluebook, etc.) are listed along with the suggestion that the student confer with his or her instructor about them. Part of the series Internet Research and Information Literacy: Effective Strategies and Cautionary Tales. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. (19 minutes)
Plagiarism: What Do You Value? Why do students fall into the plagiarism trap? How does it hold a young person back on the journey toward self-reliance? Is it possible to “steal” material without knowing it? This program addresses the widespread ethical and legal problem of plagiarism, examining reasons used to justify content theft and the wide variety of forms it can take. Students and teachers talk frankly on-screen about their experiences with the problem and what leads some people to copy text or images from books, articles, Internet sites, and other students’ papers and projects. The program introduces writing and research skills that will enable viewers to steer clear of plagiarism, both intentional and unintentional. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. For DVD, see item 41155. (27 minutes)

Academic Success: Smart Tips for Serious Students The transition from high school to college is a lot bigger than many students realize. Help them make the most of their college academic experience with Academic Success—a six-part series filled with facts, hints, insights, and observations from experts in the field of education and from students who know the ropes. Topics include values and goals; time management; critical thinking and problem-solving; active listening and note-taking; researching, reading, and writing; and studying and test-taking. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. 6-part series, 10-12 minutes each.
Building Academic Background Knowledge This series examines what to do about students who are ill-prepared for classroom learning, introducing research-based strategies for overcoming the deficiencies that hamper the achievement of so many students. Research expert Robert J. Marzano explains the importance of building background knowledge for all learners, especially for low-achieving students who tend not to have been exposed to the kinds of experiences necessary for academic success. Using classroom scenes from a variety of subject areas and grade levels the series illustrates how to build students' background knowledge and help them overcome obstacles to learning. Interviews with cognitive neuroscientists and reading experts show how these strategies relate to how the brain naturally learns. It examines why direct teaching of certain vocabulary terms leads to higher academic achievement, why sustained silent reading helps improve student understanding of content, and why indirect learning experiences such as field trips and mentoring give students better contexts for learning new content.
Career Advantage: Strategies for Success This 26-part series guides students through the three phases of career development: self-knowledge and exploration, career and educational exploration, and career planning and implementation. As students create a step-by-step work-search strategy based on personal background, life goals, and current and potential skills, they will also observe a variety of people in the workforce who describe their experiences, decisions, and ambitions. Commentary from What Color is Your Parachute author Richard Bolles tops off this powerful set of tools for navigating a challenging future. Designed according to National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC) Guidelines. Recommended by the National Employment Counseling Association (NECA). 26-part series, 27–29 minutes each.
Communication Essentials Talent, ambition, and great ideas won’t amount to much if they’re not supported by good communication. This four-part series helps high school and college students improve their communication skills in four critical areas: listening, speaking, writing, and reading. Viewers are challenged to improve their habits and aim for several concrete goals—such as the ability to actively participate in discussions and meetings, to craft effective messages in speech or text, to process and understand workplace communication, and more. Viewable/printable discussion questions are available online. A Coproduction of Films for the Humanities & Sciences and MotionMasters. 4-part series, 20–25 minutes each.
Essaycraft Having to write essays is a daunting experience for most students. This series of short programs has been developed to help reduce those anxieties by showing how to do a great job of producing impressive essays. Written and presented by Dr. Neil Thompson, a highly experienced essay marker, independent verifier and external examiner, it covers some of the common mistakes made and offers practical guidance on how to make sure that you do what is required to get the best results.
Get Organized! Poster and Video Bundle Lost backpacks, unfinished homework, missed carpools…disorganization isn’t just annoying—it can seriously jeopardize a student’s future. This video teaches young people the value of personal management skills, and provides tips and strategies for getting organized in several key areas: living space, school materials, study time, extracurricular activities, and social life. Dramatizing situations in which a group of teenagers have made themselves miserable through a lack of self-management, the program uses a lighthearted approach that engages young viewers, while driving home a serious message: Effective organizational tactics will be a valuable asset throughout your education and career. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide—complete with learning objectives, fast facts, vocabulary terms, discussion questions, student activities, and other features—is available online. Correlates to National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences, National Educational Technology Standards, and Standards for the English Language Arts. A Cambridge Educational Production. (23 minutes)
Giving Effective Feedback to Your Students This series is based on the book How to Give Effective Feedback to Your Students by Susan M. Brookhart. It explains how feedback impacts student achievement, looks at factors that ensure effective feedback, and teaches how to tailor feedback to student needs.
Inspiring Differentiation Every teacher knows that students come to school with different background experiences, different interests, different personalities, and different levels of readiness for learning essential content. No two students are the same. Differentiated instruction helps teachers leverage student differences so that they become pathways to academic success, rather than impediments to learning. This series featuring author and educational consultant Carol Ann Tomlinson, looks at differentation in elementary school and Pre-K and at teh secondary level.
A Motivated Mind If high test scores bring praise or treats, students will develop good study habits—according to commonsense thinking, at least. But conventional wisdom is changing. This two-part series sheds new light on the ways that children push their own limits, overcome challenges, and take pleasure in learning. Interviews with psychologists and education experts reveal counterintuitive but highly effective methods for building student confidence and achievement. Portions are in Korean with English subtitles. 2-part series, 42-46 minutes each.
The Road to Success: Stories of Career Satisfaction in Popular Fields What does Virginia Jose, an art educator at South Bronx Preparatory School, have in common with Paul Orfalea, founder of Kinko’s? Or Michele Speer, Nurse Coordinator for the Women’s Breast Center at Stamford Hospital, with Brightcove cofounder Bob Mason? Or Cindy Sites, owner of Go Figure Fitness, with Ray Anderson, Vice President of NFL Operations? Each has created her or his own personal road to career success, overcoming challenges and uncertainties along the way. Use this ten-part series to introduce your students to 22 real people who in following their hearts have found lasting satisfaction in their work. A fascinating introduction to popular occupational fields! 10-part series, 16–21 minutes each.
Teaching With Poverty in Mind This series brings to life the concepts and strategies that have worked in schools with a history of high performance among students raised in poverty. Scenes from elementary and secondary classrooms show how teachers model emotional responses for their students, reduce the effects of chronic stress, and provide students with life skills training. The series explores schoolwide success factors that support the whole child and foster a school culture that refuses to let students fail.

6 Ways to Boost Your Career Prospects This program will help you become more empowered in your career with development tips, practical techniques, and useful advice. Watch your prospects grow! (16 minutes)
Career Advantage: Strategies for Success This 26-part series guides students through the three phases of career development: self-knowledge and exploration, career and educational exploration, and career planning and implementation. As students create a step-by-step work-search strategy based on personal background, life goals, and current and potential skills, they will also observe a variety of people in the workforce who describe their experiences, decisions, and ambitions. Commentary from What Color is Your Parachute author Richard Bolles tops off this powerful set of tools for navigating a challenging future. Designed according to National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC) Guidelines. Recommended by the National Employment Counseling Association (NECA). 26-part series, 27–29 minutes each.
Career and Educational Exploration: What's Out There for Me? Section two (episodes 8 through 17) of the Career Advantage series guides students through the process of finding and evaluating career options, with detailed information on the rapidly changing global economy, issues in hiring and corporate culture, and a wide range of educational choices. Designed according to National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC) Guidelines. Recommended by the National Employment Counseling Association (NECA). 10-part series, 28 minutes each.
Career Guidance Videos These five videotapes were developed for use with the CEPP Career Exploration and Assessment materials to deal with the topics of Career Exploration, Interests, Temperaments, Aptitudes, and Educational Planning. They also may be effectively used with other related Career Guidance materials and most state Career Information Delivery Systems. The User’s Guide provides the purpose, content overview, key concepts, and discussion questions/answers for each of the videotapes. A Meridian Production.
Career Planning and Implementation: How Do I Get What I Want? Section three (episodes 18 through 26) of the Career Advantage series provides the basis for putting plans into action. Featuring organized decision-making strategies, techniques for accessing complicated job markets, and motivation exercises to maintain focus, this section leads to a new world of challenge and fulfillment. Designed according to National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC) Guidelines. Recommended by the National Employment Counseling Association (NECA). 9-part series, 28 minutes each.
Developing a Career Portfoli With temporary and project-based employment becoming the norm, job seekers need more than just a simple resume—they need to provide in-depth illustrations of their skills and experiences. This program shows how to create a strong impression with a potential employer by developing a career portfolio. Featuring insight from a career coach and a pair of hypothetical case studies, the film presents step-by-step guidance in assembling a portfolio’s ingredients. These include awards, commendations, evidence of community work, “hard” and “soft” skill descriptions, and articles or photographs that enhance an applicant’s perceived value. Choices between digital and paper-based materials are discussed. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (24 minutes)
Disabilities at Work: Successful Job Hunting for People with Disabilities We’re all differently abled. But for job seekers with diagnosed disabilities, identifying and making visible their strengths, their abilities, is especially important. This three-part series helps people with disabilities gain the confidence, awareness, search tools, and interview strategies necessary to take the job-hunting bull by the horns. From online resources that can pinpoint skills and interests…to organizations and Web sites that can clarify legal questions…to concrete advice on preparing a resume, completing an application, and sitting down face-to-face with a potential employer…this is an up-to-date guide to greater prosperity, empowerment, and productivity. Inspiring case studies and expert interviews are featured throughout. A Cambridge Educational/MotionMasters Coproduction. 3-part series, 23–28 minutes each.
Insights and Strategies: Workplace Skills This series offers a brilliant range of new programs on hot business topics to foster awareness and improvement. These valuable lessons for success inspire best practice with up-to-date knowledge from a range of business leaders.
Self-Knowledge and Exploration: What Do I Really Want? Section one (episodes one through seven) of the Career Advantage series focuses on helping students recognize their key values, how they envision their various life roles, and what specific skills they possess and wish to develop. Students will be able to incorporate these factors into the process of determining career choices. Designed according to National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC) Guidelines. Recommended by the National Employment Counseling Association (NECA). 7-part series, 28–29 minutes each.
STEM Job Shadowing Series In this series of three short videos, students get a behind the scenes tour of three companies that employ professionals with expertise in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) disciplines: space and defense system software developer AGI, engineering design software developer Bentley Systems, and advanced hardware manufacturer Southco.

Common Job Interview Mistakes: What NOT to Say or Do It’s true that a job seeker needs to stand out from the crowd—but there are good and bad ways to do that! Having all the right credentials and experience doesn’t count for much if a candidate comes off as unprepared, unmotivated, and unprofessional in an interview. This video shows how to avoid that fate with concrete advice from experts, eye-catching graphics that reinforce core concepts, and clear-cut dramatizations that illustrate interview dos and don’ts. For newcomers to the job market, a firm grasp of the don’ts definitely comes in handy—after all, young people may not realize they should turn off their cell phones before an interview or refrain from asking too early about the position’s salary. From tips on ensuring punctuality to strategies for giving the most positive, team-oriented impression possible, this is a first-rate informational resource for employment counseling and business education. A Coproduction of Cambridge Educational and MotionMasters. (25 minutes)
Ferguson's Career Tips The Ferguson's Career Tips series offers candid, practical advice for improving your career and job-search skills. From the basics of fine-tuning your resume, to acing an interview, to building a strong career network, these videos comment on all aspects of professional communications and interactions. Clear and concise presentations provide insights into managing your career and mastering the skills you need to advance. Each video is vetted and produced by the career experts at Ferguson's. When it comes to landing an interview, a job, or a promotion, the devil is often in the details, and a few small changes to how you present yourself can make all the difference.
In Your Ear: The Job Interview With so much at stake in today’s job market, an interview has to be handled just right. This ABC News program follows Peggy Klaus, a career and communications coach, as she takes an anxious job seeker under her wing. In a heady prep session, Peggy and her client discuss the importance of eye contact, confident body language, confident tone, and good grammar and vocabulary. But Peggy takes her mentoring a step further: during the interview, she feeds instructions via a remote transmitter to the applicant, who wears a tiny earphone receiver. Peggy’s strategy focuses on dispelling naive expectations and forcing the potential employee to proactively “drive the interview.” (11 minutes)
Job Interview Essentials for People with Disabilities Job interviews are stressful for everybody, and maybe even more so for people with disabilities. But they don’t have to be. This video shows how to turn an interview into a self-selling opportunity that focuses on what a disabled candidate can do, no matter how obvious his or her physical limitations might be. Offering detailed pointers on preparing for an interview, including ways to project confidence and a positive attitude, the program also suggests approaching an interview as a chance to dispel stereotypes and improve a prospective employer’s understanding of disabilities. Ways to respond effectively to frequently asked questions—some appropriate, some illegal, all of them challenging—are presented along with a helpful discussion of how to follow up after an interview. A Cambridge Educational/MotionMasters Co-Production. A part of the series Disabilities at Work: Successful Job Hunting for People with Disabilities. (28 minutes)
Job Interview Secrets The job interview process is a stressful and challenging experience for many people. This game-show style program breaks down the different aspects of an interview. Viewers follow two contestants as they vie for the position at A1 Advertising, with the host providing hints and tips on what to research before the interview, how to answer difficult questions and making a positive impression. This unique and engaging learning resource provides an essential guide to a successful job interview.
Job Interview Success Series All of us have been on a job interview at some point in our lives, but interview skills are required in other situations. This 14-part series features the dos and don’ts of job interviews as well as interviews for graduate school admittance and winning new customers. A wonderful tool to prepare students for the interview process no matter the situation. 14-part series, 6-20 minutes each.
Job Killers: Don’t Say That! There's often a lot of focus on what to say during a job interview, but what not to say can be even more important. This ABC News report features in interview with Rick Marini, CEO of Branchout, the largest professional networking site on Facebook. Marini offers tips on how and when to ask about compensation, and how to answer the tricky question "why did you leave your last job?" Broadcast date: January 19, 2012. (6 minutes) An ABC News Production.
Selection Interview Skills Series Decisions on who to hire are among the most difficult and the most important a manager has to make. This 12-part series demonstrates the different interviewing techniques that are available. From role-plays and work tests to the more traditional behavioral and situational interviews, viewers will learn what questions to ask and how to ask them in order to get the most information from any applicant. 12-part series, 8-24 minutes each.
Selling Yourself Successfully Pursuing a job can be an exciting opportunity for young adults to market a truly unique product: themselves. Filmed in the U.K., Selling Yourself Successfully proves that the job-hunting experience is pretty much the same the world over—and that passion and preparation pay off! Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. 3-part series, 24–25 minutes each.
What Will I Say at the Interview? Looking for work in a down economy raises the interview experience to nerve-wracking new heights! This program provides tips and solid strategies to boost a candidate’s chances of being hired. Beginning with effective resume writing, it stresses the importance of being fully prepared before meeting with the potential employer. Having a list of questions ready to ask the interviewer, practicing answers for both factual and behavioral questions, knowing how to turn negatives into positives, and even honing listening skills are all part of a confidence-building process that ensures candidates will put their best foot forward during the interview. (30 minutes)
What Your Boss Wants: Job Interviews Job interviews provide the opportunity to make a good first impression. In this video, we hear from industry insiders in hospitality, business, health, and manufacturing about what they are looking for when interviewing a candidate.

Clerical Skills for New Employees This program begins with a look at some of the most basic yet most important of all job skills: being punctual, dependable, and positive; dressing appropriately; and abiding by company rules. Next, the art of organizing tasks and work areas is demonstrated, as viewers learn how to make folders for filing, compile a “to do” list to help control work flow for the day, and much more. Voicemail and e-mail are also discussed—vital elements of today’s office, both can prove useless if messages are not transcribed accurately or organized properly for quick retrieval. Clerical Skills for New Employees closes with a look at the processing of incoming and outgoing mail and proper use of the postage machine and fax machine. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. Correlates to the National Business Education Association’s National Standards for Business Education. A Meridian Production. (19 minutes)
Getting Along with Your Supervisor The relationship between supervisors and support staff members can often run off the smooth road of productivity. The major reason for problems between supervisors and staff is a lack of effective, open communication. This program is a dramatization of one employee’s problems with his supervisor. The information he receives from the company’s personnel manager gets him on track with how to cope with his supervisor’s dramatically different work style. Basic tips for effective supervisor/employee relationships are also given, stressing that when support staff helps to make the supervisor look good, it reflects positively upon the staff as well. A Meridian Production. (20 minutes)
Getting Started With Reflective Practice Reflective practice, when done properly, can make a huge positive difference to the quality and quantity of your work, your job satisfaction, and your continued learning and development.This program with Dr. Neil Thompson has been developed specifically for people who are new to reflective practice or are familiar with reflective practice but want a better understanding of what it is all about. It contains a short video introduction and video-based lessons covering myths about reflective practice, what reflective practice is all about, the value and limitations of the practice of reflective writing, and strategies for actually doing reflective practice.
ICT in the Real World: Skills for the Workplace This program provides a comprehensive overview of the most common information and communication technology applications found in the business environment, and demonstrates how employees on all job levels can make the best use of them. Some of the topics covered include naming, storing, backing up, and sharing electronic files; avoiding plagiarism and finding reliable sources when conducting online research; designing PowerPoint presentations; features of spreadsheets and databases; corporate branding in documents and presentations; understanding copyright and confidentiality issues; and even good health practices such as proper posture and resting the eyes. A viewable/printable worksheet is available online. (25 minutes)
People Skills: Coaching on the Job This program presents a five-step coaching technique to ensure that new tasks are clearly explained, understood, and learned. With this video, viewers will learn the basics of coaching on the job, including determining the need, explaining, demonstrating, practicing, and providing feedback. An introduction, screening and discussion, role-playing practice, and back-to-work segment are all included in Coaching on the Job. (15 minutes)
People Skills: Managing Meetings Gain a powerful formula for leading discussions in the boardroom and training room with this helpful video. The program will help you control meetings, keep time, and ensure that outcomes are achieved. The seven-point formula will guide anyone looking to manage meetings effectively, with such topics as identifying objectives, managing time effectively, resolving conflict, and listing actions. (15 minutes)
Professionalism 101: Skills to Succeed and Advance at Work With tips and advice from career counselors, human resources reps, new employees, and seasoned business professionals, this three-part series takes a commonsense approach to the details of job success. Each program provides essential information on the big issues (dress codes, asking for a raise) as well as on matters seldom covered (dealing with office politics, surprise visits from higher-ups). Engaging graphics make pertinent points easy to remember, and anecdotes from a focus group of young professionals give real-life context to expert recommendations. The importance of good interpersonal skills and having a positive attitude is promoted throughout. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational/MotionMasters Coproduction. 3-part series, 25 minutes each.
Skills of the Future
An insight into the skills that will be needed for the jobs of the future. (1:37 min.)
Success at Work Ten fresh videos to demonstrate essential employability skills that Millennials can use to achieve success in their organization and wherever their future endeavors may take them. Lessons are engineered for viewers to see a clear picture of success and to maximize effectiveness in communication, prioritization and organization. Implement individual titles to emphasize singular successes or utilize the full force of the Success at Work series to elicit clear goal setting and productive, measurable results. Success at Work is a business training series created by psychologist Eve Ash and comedienne Erin Brown. This Australian produced training was filmed on location in Los Angeles.
Vault Career Tips The Vault Career Tips series offers candid, practical advice for improving your career and job-search skills. From the basics of fine-tuning your resume to acing an interview to building a strong career network, these videos comment on all aspects of professional communications and interactions. Clear and concise presentations provide insights into managing your career and mastering the skills you need to advance. Each video is vetted and produced by the career experts at Vault.com. When it comes to landing an interview, a job, or a promotion, the devil is often in the details, and a few small changes to how you present yourself can make all the difference.
Working With In this series, young people in the U.K. discuss how they use knowledge and skills they learned at school in the real world. Seventeen subjects and skills are covered, including Art, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Design Technology, English, Foreign Language, History, Mechanical Engineering, and so on. They also talk about their working lives, career paths, and what they enjoy about their jobs.

Blogging and Podcasting in the Classroom Blogging and Podcasting in the Classroom Today’s teachers have access to powerful technological tools—which not only make information and media instantly available but can also assist in creating and customizing educational content. This two-part series helps educators use blogs and podcasts to make learning more exciting and relevant while streamlining the teaching process. Both programs include strategies for increasing literacy, creativity, and social skills in students—and for improving the distribution of texts, audiovisual recordings, and organizational materials. 2-part series, 24 minutes each.
How to Recognize Fake News Think of fake news as a disease. Without knowing how to identify and stop its spread, information literacy is at risk, especially among audiences whose critical thinking skills are vulnerable. This video series equips viewers with tools to spot the stories and images that are false, biased, altered or slanted, even those shared by trusted friends or family. Easy tips to detect and check fake news will encourage scrutinizing material for opinion, inaccuracy or misrepresentation. Target audiences learn how to avoid being duped by fake news and may be less quick to click until they know what’s real and what’s not.
Information Literacy: The Perils of Online Research In a world of information overload, information literacy has become a survival skill. But what exactly does information literacy mean? With a focus on the Internet, this video explains how to conduct solid online research by collecting information in an organized, efficient, and ethical way. Professor Maurita Holland of the University of Michigan School of Information provides expert commentary and guidance on a range of research activities, including evaluating the credibility of Web content, documenting online sources, and paraphrasing—not copying—the words of others. Additionally, a high school teacher and a graduate student demonstrate real-world examples to reinforce the challenges and rewards of online research. The consequences of plagiarism and shaky facts are emphasized. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. (21 minutes)
Information Overload: Classroom Issues Many teachers argue that young people cannot spell properly and often prefer to use mobile phone text messaging versions of words. Other areas of concern include reading, math, and verbal communication skills. This program explores some impacts of information technology on young people in the classroom, and challenges viewers to debate whether IT is helping or hindering academic and interpersonal abilities. With expert opinions, student feedback, and statistical and historical information, the video asks how the incredible power of IT can best be harnessed for quality educational outcomes. A viewable/printable worksheet is available online. (16 minutes)
Inter Balanced Literacy
This video explores what interdisciplinary balanced literacy is and strategies to implement interdisciplinary balanced literacy in their classroom. (4:07 min.)
Internet Know How What is fake news? How do I find reputable sources? What influences me to click on certain content rather than others? How do I apply information literacy skills in a digital community? Internet Know How answers these questions and more, as this series delves into multiple aspects of digital media and gives students a better understanding of how they can use the internet effectively and wisely.
Internet Research and Information Literacy: Effective Strategies and Cautionary Tales Thanks to the Internet, a virtual cosmos of information is at our fingertips. But does more equal better when helpful and not-so-helpful content are equally abundant? How is online propaganda different from traditional propaganda? What solutions do we have to the growing problem of plagiarism? This series illustrates best practices for viewers who are learning to apply academic standards and scholarly research methods to the rapidly evolving online world. Heavy hitters from the media industry weigh in through expert interviews, while lively motion graphics help explain concepts and strategies throughout the series. In addition, each episode features three young-adult characters, brought to life through graphic novel–style animation, who struggle with and learn the right and wrong ways to navigate cyberspace. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. 3-part series, 19-22 minutes each.
Media Literacy The average person is exposed to more than 3,000 commercial messages each day—and probably will not recognize almost 80 percent of them. Use this timely and informative two-part series to deepen your understanding of media’s influence and to train students to critically analyze media messages before accepting them. 2-part series, 31-35 minutes each.
Unresolved: Information Disorder: A Debate The age of "information disorder" is upon us. Deep fakes, false political narratives, and conspiracy theories pervade the internet, threatening the United States' national security, as well as democracy itself. Though bad actors and fraudsters have always been able to deceive, the ease, speed, and degree to which anyone can create misleading information online has forged a dangerous new world. Proposed solutions to this problem, however, threaten to undermine long-held, bedrock American values like freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and aversion to censorship. And such solutions, some argue, can be as dangerous as the disorder itself. So, what can be done? A panel of experts debates and discusses what the private sector should do, what the public sector can do, and how disseminators of false information should be handled. (1:21:50)
Wikis in the Classroom Web 2.0 technologies, such as wikis, have enabled educators and students to become instant creators of shared online content. This video describes what wikis are and how they can be employed as educational tools at both the school and college level. Benefits of wikis are cited, and the use of wikis within academia and far beyond is covered, with examples ranging from student projects, classroom management, and teacher-to-teacher resource sharing to international cultural exchanges. The video also offers cautionary advice about reliance upon Wikipedia as a primary research source. (20 minutes)

Budgeting 101 Stay out of debt. Save for the future. Plan your big purchases. Live within your means. All great ideas, but how do you do it in reality? After all, you have monthly expenses, semi and annual expenses, and unforeseen expenses along the way. How do you plan all of this within a fixed monthly income? The answer is the budget. In this film we will look at how to make and maintain a simple budget and plan for most of your expenses so that you can avoid those unpleasant financial surprises at the end of the month. (13:35 min.)
Consumer Credit This informative three-part video series teaches viewers how to use credit, how to make a budget, and how to accept financial responsibility. Plus, it opens viewers’ eyes to the seriousness of establishing credit and keeping their credit record clean, and addresses first-time home-buyers’ concerns by taking viewers through the 9-step process of buying a home—from research to closing costs. A Cambridge Educational Production.
Financial Emergencies Just when everything is going well, and you have your finances in order-BAM! Disaster hits! It may rain inside your house instead of outside. A pipe may burst, giving you the indoor pool you’ve never wanted. Your fine ride loses its glide. In the financial biz, we call this Murphy’s Law. “Anything that CAN go wrong, WILL go wrong, at the WORST possible time!” But did you know that you can Murphy-proof your life against financial emergencies? This film looks at how to plan for financial emergencies and what a financial emergency really is. For example, are bald tires REALLY an emergency or just poor planning? (16:14 min.)
Gerald Beechum Discusses Personal Metric Of Success Gerald Beechum is managing partner of White Cornus Lane Investments, an active private equity investor combining intelligent capital and seasoned operators to create leading middle market companies. In this clip, he talks about his personal metric for success.(1:29 min.)
In Debt We Trust: America Before the Bubble Burst In this classic program, produced two years before the financial collapse of 2008, investigative journalist Danny Schechter predicts a 1929-like stock market crash due to the large amount of personal debt carried by so many Americans, and the fact that the nation’s money supply is controlled by so few. Schechter outlines the specific factors he believes will lead to economic catastrophe: predatory credit card companies that target vulnerable customers such as students, the poor, and returning war veterans; exorbitant interest rates, especially on homeowners’ loans; and banking industry lobbyists who succeeded in making it harder for ordinary people to obtain bankruptcy protection. The documentary stands as a fascinating exploration of manipulative lending practices filmed at a time when the subprime-loans fiasco was just starting to make the news. (90 minutes)
Interest, Loans, and Credit Many young people are unfamiliar with the concepts of simple interest and compound interest, and how the different rates could impact their wallet over a number of years. In this program, a teen planning to purchase a new bike investigates several financing options: personal loans, interest-free loans, store credit, credit cards, and investing her money in a savings account. Using spreadsheets and comparisons, the video clarifies each of her various choices, considering fees and charges, interest earned or paid, and how long it will take to achieve the savings goal. A viewable/printable worksheet is available online. (17 minutes)
Personal Finance: When Am I Ever Going to Use This The skills and examples in this video help students realize that using personal finance skills will impact their lives today and in the future. Real professionals explain how and why learning personal finance was a key to their current and future success. Topics Included: spending & budgeting, saving & investing, managing debt, financial planning and more. (25:20 min.)
Personal Finance Essentials: Financial Literacy for Young Earners Loaded with savvy tips and real-life scenarios, this comprehensive five-part series prepares students to become responsible managers of their personal finances. Each program tackles a specific topic—budgeting, banking, credit, investing, and taxes—and breaks it down into segments that can be used as separate teaching tools or remain as part of a complete lesson. With bright, clever graphics to clarify difficult concepts, decision-making pointers, and commentary from financial and accounting experts, the series educates viewers about the concepts and terminology vital to their financial literacy. Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. A Meridian Production. 5-part series, 32–38 minutes each.
Positive Credit Looking for a car? Want to go to college? Want to start your own business? Are all of these ideas pipe dreams? Only until they come true. To make them come true, you need to know something about handling finances. Positive Credit is an information-packed program that teaches viewers how to make a budget, what savings and assets are, how to use credit, how to become eligible for credit, the ins and outs of credit ratings, and how to accept financial responsibility. Complete with interviews from credit counselors, financial planners, loan officers, and others, this program shows viewers how to acquire assets, establish collateral, and manage finances in a responsible way. A Cambridge Educational Production. One 23-minute video.
Your Money, Your Life: Empowering Young Adults to Get Their Money Right Filled with straightforward guidance and practical knowledge, this program empowers young adults to get their financial lives on track and “give purpose to every penny.” Hosted by actor Donald Faison (Clueless and TV’s Scrubs), the video raises fiscal awareness and builds financial skills in a wide variety of areas—from banking and credit to investing, budgeting, insurance, and self-employment. Insights from hip-hop icon Russell Simmons and other artists are combined with advice from leading personal finance experts, including New York Times money reporter Ron Lieber and author Beth Kobliner (Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance in Your Twenties and Thirties). Distributed by PBS Distribution. (60 minutes).

Business Communication Series Solid communication skills are keys to a smooth transition from school to work. Using engaging scenarios to dramatize real-world communication breakdowns and demonstrate how employees overcome them, this four-part series addresses the cornerstones of communication: listening, speaking, writing, and reading. A Meridian Production. 4-part series, 18-23 minutes each.
Collaboration NOW What makes a team succeed? How does a business become more than the sum of its parts? Can a common theme, a common story, be identified whenever people, organizations, or even countries work well together? Led by high-energy host Donny Deutsch, this five-part CNBC series explores the collaborative strategies that can place any enterprise on the cutting edge. With expert commentary from a who's who of business veterans and respected entrepreneurs, each episode puts forward a new algorithm for winning-and how to incorporate it into the DNA of the 21st-century company.
Communication Essentials Talent, ambition, and great ideas won’t amount to much if they’re not supported by good communication. This four-part series helps high school and college students improve their communication skills in four critical areas: listening, speaking, writing, and reading. Viewers are challenged to improve their habits and aim for several concrete goals—such as the ability to actively participate in discussions and meetings, to craft effective messages in speech or text, to process and understand workplace communication, and more. Viewable/printable discussion questions are available online. A Coproduction of Films for the Humanities & Sciences and MotionMasters. 4-part series, 20–25 minutes each.
The Communication Series This series outlines effective speaking, writing, and listening skills in a business environment. A Cambridge Educational Production. One 30-minute video each.
Cutting Edge Communications Comedy Series Learning how to communicate in a business setting is the most important key to success. Customer service, sales presentations, employee performance appraisals, and conflict resolution all rely on solid communications skills. This series uses humor to demonstrate to viewers how to communicate properly, and the consequences for businesses when communication is not up to par.
English at Work These groundbreaking programs combine psychology, linguistics and instructional design to engage learners through amusing situations, entertaining characters, interesting conversations, authentic language, strong storylines, high quality production, and practical, graded activities. These English as a Second Language (ESL) videos are idea for self-study or group lessons at work, school, college or university. Have fun learning English as it is REALLY spoken!
Global One This series teaches essential skills for communicating and negotiating in an increasingly interconnected world, where business is being done across cultures.

Alejandro Crawford: A Case Study on Consulting Alejandro Crawford, a senior consultant and professor of entrepreneurship, shares his insights in this case study on innovation, different mentality in business and how business could operate differently, as well as market needs and changes.
Alvin's Guide to Good Business: Case Studies in Social Entrepreneurship Alvin Hall, a finance expert with 25 years of experience on Wall Street, travels the world meeting social entrepreneurs and business leaders who are just as interested in doing good as in making money. In this eight-part series, Hall advises socially conscious enterprises and organizations operating in the developing world about how to become more effective. From Africa to Asia to North America, Hall presents executives with specific challenges that will put each group on a track toward becoming the streamlined source of global improvement its founders intended it to be. 8-part series, 22 minutes each.
Amy Siskind: A Case Study on Women in Business Amy Siskind is a spokesperson, writer, and expert on helping women and girls advance and succeed. In this case study, she provides insights on how the business world has changed for women, and advice on buidling a successful career.
Dorollo Nixon: A Case Study on Legal Aspects of Business An attorney at Lachman & Gorton, Dorollo Nixon Jr. covers important legal topics for business, including consulting IP attorneys when necessary, partnership agreements, for profit versus non-profit business models, planning an exit strategy, the importance of seeking good legal counsel, and four essentials when picking a lawyer.
Elliott Garlock: A Case Study on Psychology in Business In this series, Elliott Garlock, business development director at Raymor Industries & NanoIntegris, talks about how to relax and regroup, having self-trust and self-respect as a leader, dealing with the inner critic, and other psychological challenges in business.
Inc. Magazine’s Complete Series on Starting and Growing a Business This comprehensive series of 34 short-form video provides “best practice” management lessons for creating, launching and building a company. Drawing upon more than thirty years of experience from the most successful, innovative entrepreneurs around the world, it offers tutorials on writing a business plan, creating a marketing strategy, managing people, and provide actionable solutions.
Jim Ochterski: A Case Study on Agri Business Jim Ochterski specializes in farm marketing, business devleopment, sustainable farming and community relations. In this series, he talks about honest communication between collaborators, the importance of putting thigs in writing, different independent structures of farms, what is an LLC, cooperative or partnership, an dhe shares the three basic farming business lessons.
Peter Knight: A Case Study on Sustainability in Business Peter Knight is a partner at Generation Investment Management. In this series he talks about sustainability in business.
Steve Benjamin: A Case Study on Entrepreneurship Steve Benjamin is an entrepreneur with experience in the air freight industry, as well as in public relations, and customer loyalty consulting. He is also a trustee for Hillbrook School, helping them raise money to rebuild the campus. In this series, he talks about writing down goals and being accountable for them, dealing with ambiguity, mitigating risk, and more.
Steve Shapiro: A Case Study on Educational Technology Steve Shapiro is the CEO of Academic Merit, an educational technology company that offers professional development for teachers and student writing assessment products. In this series, he talks about barriers to entry in the K-12 educational technology market, misunderstandings about the educational technology industry, and more.

Doing Business in Latin America
This series uses role plays and real-world scenarios to teach the essentials of doing business in Latin America, looking specifically at business in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico.
Doing Business in Southeast Asia
This series uses role plays and real-world scenarios to teach the essentials of doing business in Southeast Asia, looking specifically at business in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.
Global Scenarios
Using role plays and real-world scenarios, this series teaches aspects of communication and team building in a multicultural world.

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When it comes to non-medication ways to manage your ADHD symptoms, we can break it down into three domains: time management, organization and planning. People with ADHD typically have trouble estimating how long things will take and adjusting their schedules accordingly. As a result you may be frequently late to things or this can even affect your ability to finish things because you don’t take into account how long it should take. With ADHD, the loss of time is a cumulative effect. Step one to master this time management skill is to have constant access to timepieces. Start by getting a watch and having an adequate number of clocks visible to you in areas where you spend time. Then create your time log using your watch and your clocks. That may take you several days to do. And start with the big things you do like getting ready for work, chores, eating dinner, getting ready for bed. This list can also include things that you do at work so you can have a better understanding of how you use your time at work. (11:29 min.)

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This leadership development video tutorial discusses the concepts behind the 70/20/10 Development Model and how to implement a plan. Are you looking for an affordable but powerful approach to informal learning? With 70/20/10, you and your direct reports will co-create a plan that integrates their training into your organization's everyday activities. (6:22 min.)

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Academic Success: Smart Tips for Serious Students The transition from high school to college is a lot bigger than many students realize. Help them make the most of their college academic experience with Academic Success—a six-part series filled with facts, hints, insights, and observations from experts in the field of education and from students who know the ropes. Topics include values and goals; time management; critical thinking and problem-solving; active listening and note-taking; researching, reading, and writing; and studying and test-taking. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. 6-part series, 10-12 minutes each.
Career Advantage: Strategies for Success This 26-part series guides students through the three phases of career development: self-knowledge and exploration, career and educational exploration, and career planning and implementation. As students create a step-by-step work-search strategy based on personal background, life goals, and current and potential skills, they will also observe a variety of people in the workforce who describe their experiences, decisions, and ambitions. Commentary from What Color is Your Parachute author Richard Bolles tops off this powerful set of tools for navigating a challenging future. Designed according to National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (NOICC) Guidelines. Recommended by the National Employment Counseling Association (NECA). 26-part series, 27–29 minutes each.
Conscious Business Module 1: Your Authentic Power In this 1st module of the Conscious Business Institute Leadership Program, you will learn how you can create a deeply fulfilling career by developing your authentic personality. Used by executives in Fortune 100 corporations, this course provides a new approach to business, and how to combine success with purpose and fulfillment. You will discover the 5 necessary steps to access your authentic power, go through a unique personality assessment to discover your purpose, and understand a model of behavior that lies at the root of all our stress and struggle. Developed by experts in human behavior and consciousness, executives and advisors to top business leaders and politicians, this Module uses the experiences from the most successful people and organizations to help you improve the way you work and live.
Cutting Edge Communications Comedy Series Learning how to communicate in a business setting is the most important key to success. Customer service, sales presentations, employee performance appraisals, and conflict resolution all rely on solid communications skills. This series uses humor to demonstrate to viewers how to communicate properly, and the consequences for businesses when communication is not up to par.
English at Work These groundbreaking programs combine psychology, linguistics and instructional design to engage learners through amusing situations, entertaining characters, interesting conversations, authentic language, strong storylines, high quality production, and practical, graded activities. These English as a Second Language (ESL) videos are idea for self-study or group lessons at work, school, college or university. Have fun learning English as it is REALLY spoken!
Ferguson's Career Tips The Ferguson's Career Tips series offers candid, practical advice for improving your career and job-search skills. From the basics of fine-tuning your resume, to acing an interview, to building a strong career network, these videos comment on all aspects of professional communications and interactions. Clear and concise presentations provide insights into managing your career and mastering the skills you need to advance. Each video is vetted and produced by the career experts at Ferguson's. When it comes to landing an interview, a job, or a promotion, the devil is often in the details, and a few small changes to how you present yourself can make all the difference.
Inc. Magazine’s Complete Series on Starting and Growing a Business This comprehensive series of 34 short-form video provides “best practice” management lessons for creating, launching and building a company. Drawing upon more than thirty years of experience from the most successful, innovative entrepreneurs around the world, it offers tutorials on writing a business plan, creating a marketing strategy, managing people, and provide actionable solutions.
Internet Research and Information Literacy: Effective Strategies and Cautionary Tales Thanks to the Internet, a virtual cosmos of information is at our fingertips. But does more equal better when helpful and not-so-helpful content are equally abundant? How is online propaganda different from traditional propaganda? What solutions do we have to the growing problem of plagiarism? This series illustrates best practices for viewers who are learning to apply academic standards and scholarly research methods to the rapidly evolving online world. Heavy hitters from the media industry weigh in through expert interviews, while lively motion graphics help explain concepts and strategies throughout the series. In addition, each episode features three young-adult characters, brought to life through graphic novel–style animation, who struggle with and learn the right and wrong ways to navigate cyberspace. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. 3-part series, 19-22 minutes each.
Job Interview Success Series All of us have been on a job interview at some point in our lives, but interview skills are required in other situations. This 14-part series features the dos and don’ts of job interviews as well as interviews for graduate school admittance and winning new customers. A wonderful tool to prepare students for the interview process no matter the situation. 14-part series, 6-20 minutes each.
The Learning Classroom: Theory into Practice This series is an exploration of learning theory — appropriate for grades K-12 and all subject areas — for the training of preservice teachers and the professional development of in-service teachers. Hosted by Stanford University professor Linda Darling-Hammond, the 13 half-hour programs illustrate a variety of learning theories with applications to classroom practice.
Professionalism 101: Skills to Succeed and Advance at Work With tips and advice from career counselors, human resources reps, new employees, and seasoned business professionals, this three-part series takes a commonsense approach to the details of job success. Each program provides essential information on the big issues (dress codes, asking for a raise) as well as on matters seldom covered (dealing with office politics, surprise visits from higher-ups). Engaging graphics make pertinent points easy to remember, and anecdotes from a focus group of young professionals give real-life context to expert recommendations. The importance of good interpersonal skills and having a positive attitude is promoted throughout. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Cambridge Educational/MotionMasters Coproduction. 3-part series, 25 minutes each.
Success at Work Ten fresh videos to demonstrate essential employability skills that Millennials can use to achieve success in their organization and wherever their future endeavors may take them. Lessons are engineered for viewers to see a clear picture of success and to maximize effectiveness in communication, prioritization and organization. Implement individual titles to emphasize singular successes or utilize the full force of the Success at Work series to elicit clear goal setting and productive, measurable results. Success at Work is a business training series created by psychologist Eve Ash and comedienne Erin Brown. This Australian produced training was filmed on location in Los Angeles.
Switch On Series This punchy series was created by psychologist, Eve Ash, to help people identify and change negative thinking patterns. Each program has a unique tempo and style, great graphics, and fun music. Using a simple approached based on the notion of “scripts” or “messages” in our heads, the programs show the range of typical thinking patterns that underpin what people do, and importantly, it shows how negative messages can be transformed with a proactive approach to “switch on positive messages”.
Vault Career Tips The Vault Career Tips series offers candid, practical advice for improving your career and job-search skills. From the basics of fine-tuning your resume to acing an interview to building a strong career network, these videos comment on all aspects of professional communications and interactions. Clear and concise presentations provide insights into managing your career and mastering the skills you need to advance. Each video is vetted and produced by the career experts at Vault.com. When it comes to landing an interview, a job, or a promotion, the devil is often in the details, and a few small changes to how you present yourself can make all the difference.
Working With In this series, young people in the U.K. discuss how they use knowledge and skills they learned at school in the real world. Seventeen subjects and skills are covered, including Art, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Design Technology, English, Foreign Language, History, Mechanical Engineering, and so on. They also talk about their working lives, career paths, and what they enjoy about their jobs.