In this second lesson, we’ll explore the art of cinematography. Get ready to fly through our analysis of Peter Weir’s use of cinematographic techniques in The Truman Show. We’ll look at the ways Weir uses cameras to tell this...

This video provides an overview of the Credit Reporting Act and the Fair and Accurate Credit Reporting Act in the United States. The speaker explains how these laws regulate the use of credit reports and scores, and ensure the accuracy,...

After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Americans of Japanese descent were taken away to internment camps. The terrible conditions they lived in during internment were only surpassed by the shock and humiliation the people...

Through short live-action vignettes, viewers learn the importance of not posting private information to social media sights in order to keep you and your family safe from predators and scammers.

This program reminds students to make smart decisions when giving out information on the internet. Viewers will become aware that advertisers, scammers and criminals lurk online attempting to get people to share their personal information.

This program helps children to understand they need to beware of engaging online with people you don't know or recognize. Through a series of short videos, viewers will learn to be cautious of online offers that are free, or seem too...

This video discusses the difference between privacy and confidentiality and provides tips on how to respect and maintain both in a work setting.

Companies, doctors and researchers are finding ways to turn smartphones and wearable devices into essential health tools. We look at how they should, and shouldn't, be deployed.

This Video Explains 4th Amendment Search and Seizure Protections

Viewers will learn that the Fourth Amendment begins with the assumption that citizens have the right to live free from unreasonable interference from the government. Students will come to understand that the amendment provides...