Historian Martin Jay (UC Berkeley) discusses how societal purification movements to eliminate truth often have terrible consequences.

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Is This a Deepfake? | Human Detection of Political Deepfakes

The video discusses the prevalence of lying and misrepresentation in politics, highlighting how the media plays a crucial role in holding politicians accountable. It explores the historical context of lying in politics and the challenges...

Telling time with "menos" in Spanish - Explanation (Basic)

Telling time in Spanish - Explanation (Basic)

“Presentation Techniques” explains how to present diagrams, graphs, charts, and tables via physical and electronic platforms.

Media makes the web exciting. In this video, you will learn the HTML code to display images, play audio and display videos on a web page.

Renowned scientific polymath Freeman Dyson, Institute for Advanced Study, describes his conviction that, while science is one important way to gain knowledge about the world around us, it is by no means the only way.

Psychologist Philip Zimbardo, University of Stanford, highlights the critical role the media plays in communicating research insights to the general public and muses on how psychologists can best take advantage of the power of the media...

UC Berkeley psychologist Stephen Hinshaw describes how many prevailing attitudes towards ADHD and other mental conditions reflected in the media and elsewhere involve a strong social stigma.

You will demonstrate shading techniques.

One of the United States’ finest war correspondents, Martha Gellhorn battled sexism and misogyny to report on the D-Day landings during the Second World War.

The Gilded Age was a period of unprecedented industrial and economic growth in the United States – but were the men at the helm captains of industry or robber barons out for their own?

Everyday, millions of people around the world use hashtags to sift through the Internet’s endless content – but where did this ubiquitous symbol actually come from?

The Greenbrier Bunker was constructed to protect Congress from nuclear annihilation. It’s one of America’s longest-kept secrets.

Operation Paperclip saw around 1,600 Nazi scientists recruited by US intelligence to aid American innovation. As a result, none were ever held accountable for their crimes.

One-term Presidents are often overlooked – but what makes William Taft’s time in office memorable is the fact that it was defined by a series of unusual firsts.

The Harlem Cultural Festival, also known as the Black Woodstock, was a watershed moment for Black culture in America that history almost forgot.

Educators share their tips and tricks for successfully using media in their social studies classes when teaching economics.

Educators share their tips and tricks for successfully using media in their social studies classes when teaching civics.

Renee Shaw hears from Educators who share their tips and tricks for successfully using media in their social studies classes when teaching history.

Learn about the different types of open tools and resources that are available to educators and the things to look for when looking for resources - particularly media online.

Learn about the different types of open tools and resources that are available to educators and the things to look for when looking for resources - particularly media online.