Mobile device compatibility for Commercial Videos – November 13, 2011

NJVID is in the process of  introducing  additional streaming bit rates for Commercial videos which will enable users to view them on mobile devices such as  iPads and iPhones. The following videos were updated with new datastreams to enable mobile device compatibility.

Films Media Group Collection:

1. Acutely anxious
2. Aesthetics: philosophy of the arts
3. Anatomy of prejudice: Jane Elliott’s seminar on race
4. Balancing learning standards with students’ diverse learning needs
5. Beautiful minds: Part II: The Einstein effect
6. Becoming me: the gender within
7. Black money
8. Bones and joints
9. Classical Greek philosophy
10. Conflict
11. Continental philosophy
12. Economic development: a global challenge
13. Emily Dickinson
14. Energy and resources
15. Environmental issues and human impact
16. Epistemology: what we can know
17. Exploring the cosmos
18. Fanfare for America: the composer Aaron Copland
19. Fatherhood
20. Global exchange: free trade and protectionism
21. Goal-setting and action-planning
22. Going green: real-world solutions for the environment
23. Haiku: in Basho’s footsteps
24. Health news and interviews: mental health and the human mind video clips
25. Henrik Ibsen: the master playwright
26. Herman Melville: Bartleby the scrivener
27. Immortal Ibsen
28. In languages we live: voices of the world
29. India: working to end child labor
30. Information literacy: the perils of online research
31. International trade
32. Introductions and definitions
33. Irish theater: raw bones and poetry
34. Issues of Latino identity: the yearning to be…
35. It’s a mall world
36. Johann Sebastian Bach: a documentary portrait
37. John Updike: A & P
38. Judging clothing workmanship
39. Kenneth Branagh’s Twelfth night
40. Kurt Vonnegut: so it goes
41. Leaded gasoline: trading IQ for octane
42. Learning about rheumatoid arthritis
43. Logic: the structure of reason
44. Looking back: British theater, two wars later
45. Madness: a history
46. Many tongues called English, one world language
47. Matisse and Picasso
48. Measles
49. Media hype: when news coverage goes too far
50. Metalloids
51. Metaphysics: what there is
52. Mexico City: the largest city
53. Modern philosophy
54. Money and banking
55. Multicultural perspectives on adults with developmental disabilities
56. Multilingual Hong Kong: a sociolinguistic case study of code-switching
57. Nicaragua: turning away from violence
58. No child left behind: the case of City Springs
59. Notetaking
60. Nuestra familia, our family. Part 1
61. Nuestra familia, our family. Part 2
62. Obeying or resisting authority: a psychological retrospective
63. Oedipus the King
64. Once upon a time: Baghdad during the Abbasid dynasty
65. Order
66. Outbreak in America: when the flu pandemic hits home
67. Outbreak in Asia: how a flu pandemic is born
68. Philosophy of mind
69. Philosophy of religion
70. Philosophy of science
71. Play and the social world: acquiring social intelligence
72. Pneumococcal disease
73. Poetry and its relevance: an experiment
74. Political philosophy
75. Professional image
76. Protecting earth’s atmosphere
77. Public speaking: time to stand
78. Racial stereotypes in the media
79. Rebellion
80. Resume preparation
81. Richard Wagner
82. Sacred spirit: the Lakota Sioux, past and present
83. Science in everyday life: genetics video clips
84. Science in everyday life: health and wellness video clips, part 1
85. Science in everyday life: health and wellness video clips, part 2
86. Science in everyday life: journey of the invisible video clips
87. Science in everyday life: physical science video clips
88. Seeing the light
89. Self-harm
90. Sexual stereotypes
91. Shakespeare: drama’s DNA
92. Shell shock: the failure of corporate ethics
93. Skin
94. Smell
95. Space invaders: strategies for life in a crowd
96. Spirits of the state: Yasukuni shrine
97. Spiritual India: a guide to Jainism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism
98. Stabilization policy for a small open economy
99. Stones and bones: the birth of archaeology
100. Strategic learning
101. Sunflowers
102. Super staph: invincible bacteria?
103. Talk to me: the dynamics of hostage negotiation
104. Tennessee Williams and the American South
105. Testing the limits of possibility: massive dams and waterworks
106. The Andalusian epic: Islamic Spain
107. The Arabs make their entrance: Islam and empire
108. The Common school: 1770-1890
109. The Copenhagen interpretation: quantum physics vs. relativity
110. The Islamic wave
111. The Jayson Blair story: favoritism and plagiarism at The New York Times
112. The Meiji period (1868-1912)
113. The Muslim town: urban life under the caliphate
114. The addicted brain
115. The age of viruses
116. The amazing mole
117. The battle for Islam
118. The battle for the language of the Bible
119. The beauty backlash
120. The beginnings: the Greeks and Romans
121. The conquest of Mexico
122. The dark reaction
123. The feudal system
124. The fluid transport system
125. The future of theater: but is it art?
126. The global dimension: the risks of globalization
127. The global marketplace: the benefits of globalization
128. The global neighborhood: what can happen with globalization
129. The great wave
130. The history of computers
131. The history of money
132. The history of the European Monetary Union
133. The impact of global warming
134. The interpretation of dreams
135. The issues and methods of economics
136. The job interview for people with disabilities
137. The kiss
138. The love lab: putting marriages back together
139. The magic mirror
140. The man behind the Marriott empire: Bill Marriott
141. The market mechanism
142. The new generation: Vietnamese-Americans today
143. The night watch
144. The noble gases
145. The poisoned dream: the love canal nightmare
146. The secrets of the human body: Islam’s contributions to medicine
147. The seeds of a new era
148. The summoning of everyman
149. The thousand and one nights: a historical perspective
150. The timber mafia: the economics of deforestation
151. They surveyed the world: exploring the Arab empire and beyond
152. Through a child’s eyes: views of global poverty
153. Tillie Olsen discusses “I stand here ironing”
154. Time for school: the global education crisis
155. Time management
156. Toni Morrison uncensored
157. Tuvalu: keeping heads above water
158. Tyranny
159. Ulema and philosophers: faith vs. reason in Islamic Arabia
160. Understanding bacteria
161. Understanding learning disabilities
162. Understanding mental illness and schizophrenia
163. Understanding the dream world: moving beyond Freud
164. Unequal education
165. Viruses
166. Voices of disposable people
167. Water for profit
168. Water for the cities
169. Water for the fields
170. Waters of discord
171. When journalism gets a black eye: scandals and the fourth estate
172. Whose plants are they, anyway?
173. Why we buy what we buy
174. Why we do what we do
175. William Faulkner
176. Women and Islam
177. Women’s rights: raising the glass ceiling
178. World War II
179. Yukio Mishima: samurai writer