Tertiary Catalogue

You've probably heard of AI, but what exactly is it? This video explores the past, present and future of AI technologies. Gain a deeper understanding of its potential and the impact it has on various industries, as we prepare for a future shaped by this transformative technology. Show Less

You've heard of AI, but have you ever thought about its ethical dimensions? This video explores some of the ethical considerations surrounding AI, including privacy, bias, transparency and accountability. Gain a deeper understanding of the potential ethical challenges and implications as we navigate the impact of AI in our society. Show Less

Smart devices have become an integral part of our everyday lives, which means that chips are everywhere. But what happens when there is a global shortage of chips? This video explains how the global supply chain can falter as a result of pandemics and wars, resulting in events such as Chipageddon. Informative and engaging, this is an essential resource for Economics classrooms in today’s rapidly changing world. Show Less

Today, the practice of trading goods and services with other people exists on a planetary scale: the global supply chain. This video explains how various consumer goods, from planes to phones, rely on globalisation, the notion of planned obsolescence and how quickly the global supply chain can falter. Informative and engaging, this is an essential resource for Economics classrooms in today’s rapidly changing world. Show Less

We all know what physical crimes look like, but criminal activity on the Internet can be harder to spot. This video discusses the different types of cybercrime, including malware, viruses, phishing and other social engineering scams, and how to identify them. With engaging Minecraft-style animations, this is an essential resource for students learning to apply social and ethical protocols and practices to digital literacy. Show Less

The Internet is a whole world of information, but you might be surprised to know how much is out there about you. This video explains what makes up your digital footprint, from passive data such as cookies, to the information we give social media sites. With engaging Minecraft-style animations, this is an essential resource for students learning to apply social and ethical protocols and practices to digital literacy. Show Less

We all spend a lot of time on the Internet, so it's worth thinking about privacy issues. This video explores laws about personal information and ways to reduce your own digital footprint. With engaging Minecraft-style animations, this is an essential resource for students learning to apply social and ethical protocols and practices to digital literacy. Show Less

There are dangers on the Internet, but there are also things we can all do to protect ourselves online. This video gives some key pointers for staying safe online, including checking for secure connections, creating good passwords and using two-factor authentication. With engaging Minecraft-style animations, this is an essential resource for students learning to apply social and ethical protocols and practices to digital literacy. Show Less

Amid all the excitement surrounding blockchains and cryptocurrencies, there are negative impacts that can't be ignored. This video discusses the negative aspects of cryptocurrencies, including their volatility, the dangerous potential use of cryptocurrencies for illegal purposes and the negative environmental impacts of mining. Informative and engaging, this is an essential resource for boosting secondary students' financial literacy skills in today's rapidly changing world. Show Less

What are cryptocurrencies: the money of the future, or a dangerous experiment that threatens global stability? This video explains how cryptocurrencies emerged following the 2008 global financial crisis, how Bitcoin exploded in popularity and how cryptocurrencies disrupt traditional ideas about money and fiat currencies. Informative and engaging, this is an essential resource for boosting secondary students' financial literacy skills in today's rapidly changing world. Show Less

Cryptocurrencies are radically altering the way people make and share wealth. This video discusses the potential applications of blockchains, from facilitating money transfers in developing countries, to ensuring document security, to simplifying trade between artists and consumers in the form of non-fungible tokens. Informative and engaging, this is an essential resource for boosting secondary students' financial literacy skills in today's rapidly changing world. Show Less

Cryptocurrencies are revolutionising the way we use and relate to money. But how do they actually work? This video explains the basics of cryptocurrencies, including why they are described as decentralised, how blockchain technology works and how coins or tokens are mined. Informative and engaging, this is an essential resource for boosting secondary students' financial literacy skills in today's rapidly changing world. Show Less

Just as rideshare companies forever changed how we travel, cryptocurrencies are game changers. This video introduces cryptocurrencies and asks what role they play in our future, providing a concise overview of key ideas. A quick introduction to an innovative and emerging form of currency, this video is an essential resource for boosting secondary students' financial literacy skills in today's rapidly changing world. Show Less

Online privacy is not just about the password to your email account, and it is important to keep it protected in today’s digital world. This video investigates ways of keeping yourself safe online, exploring the responsibilities governments and individuals have regarding online privacy with experts from the London School of Economics and Cardiff University. Essential viewing for senior secondary and tertiary students students studying information technology. Show Less

In an age of rapidly advancing technology, the way we collect and share information has evolved to an extraordinary level. This video explains why our digital data is important and how it can be collected, exploring how ‘big data’ is a valuable asset for organisations and governments with experts from the London School of Economics and Cardiff University. Essential viewing for middle secondary students studying information technology. Show Less

Businesses, governments, and research groups use a range of tools to collect and analyse data, which is often about you and the things you do, to help them plan for success. This video looks at how and why different organisations collect your data, discussing the Cambridge Analytica scandal with experts from the London School of Economics and Cardiff University. Essential viewing for senior secondary and tertiary students students studying information technology. Show Less

Hiding in the data we place online is knowledge that can inform and help people, but that can also cause harm if we aren’t careful. This video delves into patterns and machine learning, discussing why more information can be a double-edged sword with experts from the London School of Economics and Cardiff University. Essential viewing for senior secondary and tertiary students studying information technology. Show Less