This video shows us that Shakespeare invented over 2000 new words and phrases like eyeball, anchovy and puppy. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

A look at what words the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings bought to the English language. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

What is sickle cell disease? And if it cannot be caught or contracted, who is at risk and what are their chances of inheriting it? This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils' below)

A fun, easy introduction to the scale of noise pollution and what kind of exposure leaves the ear irreparably damaged. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Explore the universe in your microwave. Measure the speed of light with chocolate. For more information on how this and other experiments work see http://www.open2.net/sciencetechnologynature/worldaroundus This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils' below)

All seven videos from the 'Seven Wonders of the Microbe World&' series combined into one, talking about Microbes and why some are good, some are bad and what they have done for mankind. This video is part of a playlist (see &';for pupils' below)

A teacher observes and reflects on the learning patterns of the children she works with.

In 1066, William the Conqueror invaded Britain and bought with him fancy French words to add to the English language. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Open University lecturers Ronald Mackintyre and Bruce Heil visited the 'Green&' islanders of Eigg, Scotland in summer 2010 to see for themselves how these proactive residents get most of their electricity from hydro, solar and wind schemes. Renewable energy normally provides the isle with 92% of its electricity and the community has reduced household carbon emissions by 47%. Ronald and Bruce look into the technological, social and economic green journey the islanders are on. 2010 UK winners of the Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy

In the 17th Century, new science words were being created like acid, ovary and tonsil. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Learn about American-English and how some American words were actually English to start with. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

How adults support learning for children with special needs and mother tongues other than English.

Exploring how the British Empire spread across the world bringing back many new words and phrases. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Shows both the reactions and properties of some chemical elements. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Exploring the expansion of internet language, with abbreviations like lol and btw. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Chris High explains why planning is vital to creating a successful film. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

A look at how lexicographers started creating the Dictionary of the English Language to ensure that everyone spelt words correctly and knew their correct definition. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

How carbon is returned to the atmosphere through decomposition of organic matter. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

The future of English and the many hybrids that have been created. Should we still call it English? This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

Shows both the reactions and properties of some chemical elements. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)

How protein chains form into three dimensional structures, and the role of ribosomes in protein synthesis. This video is part of a playlist (see 'for pupils&' below)