video recordings for hard of hearing people

Documents the efforts of scientists to discover clues about rising sea levels through a project in Antarctica that uses a state-of-the-art drilling probe known as ANDRILL.

Documents the efforts of a team of wildlife veterinarians from the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, California as they fight to save their animal patients as well as to uncover the cause of a mysterious neurological illness plaguing marine mammals like California sea lions and harbor seal pups.

Follows researchers on an exploration of several of the world's caves open only to them, including Mexico's Cueva deVilla Luz, New Mexico's Lechuguilla, the off-limits corners of Carlsbad Caverns, and others.

A team of student archaeologists working on a dig in France find themselves alone when their professor is transported in time back to the Middle Ages.

Presents a discussion of teen depression, featuring the stories of real-life teens, explaining what depression is, the dangers of depression and self-medicating, its effects on the lives of teens, and why it is important to seek help.

Film discussing gender, gender roles, stereotypes and gender nonconformity amongst teens.

Provides facts that debunk inaccurate information about nutrition that is often portrayed by the media, offers healthy eating tips, and includes a teacher's guide.

Depicts the beginnings of Apple Computer in Steve Jobs's garage and Microsoft in Bill Gates's dorm room and dramatizes the two men's competition to control the fledgling personal computer empire.

When young Lucas aims his water pistol at some hapless ants, the ants retaliate with a secret potion that shrinks him down to their size. The young boy learns a lesson about bullying when he's forced to join the ant colony that he tormented.