Video 1.
Technology At Home
A young female narrator examines new technologies which help us at home. Live-action footage is combined with informative graphics, illustrate the working of the CD, Satellite Dish, Remote Control and Mivcrowave. Related terms such as laser, satellite dish, waves for broadcasting and infrared light are also explained.
Video 2.
Technology At Work
What common elements might we find in seemingly different technologies such as the Fax Machine, Electric Door and Digital Camera? Our young female narrator uses everyday analogies combined with clear and easy to understand graphics to help us learn the answers to these and many other questions.
Video 3.
Technology At Play
New technologies or 'emerging technologies' such as Touch Screens, and Digital Tape Players have tiny computers that constantly receive and send data. When we play with video games and joysticks, we often forget that we are using technology. Our narrator, along with the detailed graphics, provide a clear understanding of how these technologies have things in comomon.
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Video 4.
Technology And The Desktop
Everyday technology is at work making our lives more interesting. Using computer generated graphics, live-action and common analogies, our young narrator gives us a clear understanding of how technologies such as the Modem, CD ROM, and Mouse work. She shows us how theses technologies have many things in common and assist us in communicating better, and let us get more information faster then we can from books.
Video 5.
Technology Around The World Everyday we communicate in one way or another and new technologies have made this process easier and faster. Our young narrator explains the process of Internet communication and E-Mail with detailed explanations and computer generated graphics. We learn how computers communicate with each other using different many different kinds of networks over long distances in a matter of minutes.
Video 6.
Technology & Communication
Using computer generated graphics and live-action, we learn about the Cellular Phone, Beeper, Distance Learning and Fiber Optics and how technology and communication work together.
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