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NoS synopsis: why doctors feel patients’ pulses
Uses graphics based on the popular computer game ‘Lemmings’ to look at the key ideas of object technology - encapsulation of data and methods within the object; classes of object, polymorphism,...
Few technological developments so captured the popular imagination during the first half of the 20th century as did motor vehicles. Using archive film from Germany and the United States the film shows how in...
Video-based pack focusing on ‘starting points’ for integrating information technology (IT) into modern language learning. Consists of ‘snapshots’ of real lessons, the way the work of the class is...
NoS synopsis: the different ways that animals walk
BFI synopsis: operation of thermostats and radiator pressure caps
Looks at the range of applications of radioisotopes.
A video-based training package that looks at control technology in everyday life, shows the design and construction of a controllable model, examines control systems in manufacturing (the development of the...
1870-1950 is a period characterised by a succession of innovations with remarkable effects in everyday life from new sources of power, new modes of transport, new clinical techniques to a great leisure...
Using laboratory demonstrations, animation and archival film (1973) of the last lead chamber process plant to be worked at Seaton Carew, County Durham, Professor Russell shows how the growing demand for...
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