2004 · 24m
F.A.P. – Skill Acquisition Part 1
An in-depth look at how skills are acquired by athletes; Discussions on the Definition of skill; the learning…
DVD · Digital
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2004 · 30m
F.A.P. – Skill Acquisition Part 2
Following on from Part 1, this program covers more on: The Learning Environment; Knowledge of Feedback, Knowledge of…
DVD · Digital
2003 · 19m
F.A.P. – Training
To be effective, fitness training should prepare the athlete for the demands that are placed on them in…
DVD · Digital
2013 · 24m
Face Recognition
The way we make assessments about many people every day is by looking at their face. Faces tell…
DVD · Digital
2006 · 52m
Face to Face With the Polar Bear
SUMMARY: In a remote fjord in Spitzberg, filmmaker Jerome Bouvier spent a year following the incredible destiny of…
DVD · Digital
2007 · 25m
Face to Face With Your Competition: Approaches to Group Interviews (Student)
The group interview is a relativity new approach to job interviews that involves assessing a group of applicants…
DVD · Digital
1998 · 25m
Facing Mortality
Sometimes we are confronted with experiences in life and we are forever changed. This program looks at life…
Digital · DVD
2008 · 2m 50s
Fact of the Matter: Bathtub Vortex
Physicist Jearl Walker disproves a popular myth about draining a bathtub.
Digital
2009 · 3m 14s
Fact of the Matter: Bed of Nails
Physicist Joanne O'Meara demonstrates why you would be better of being stepped on by an elephant than by…
Digital
2008 · 5m 3s
Fact of the Matter: Breakfast Cereal
Physicist Jearl Walker explores the physics of breakfast cereal, including the secret of snap, crackle, pop.
Digital
2007 · 4m 9s
Fact of the Matter: Buoyancy
Physicist John Swain explores the exotic mysteries of buoyancy and density.
Digital
2007 · 4m 9s
Fact of the Matter: Electric Air Filters
Physicist John Swain demonstrates how electric air filters clean the air.
Digital
2008 · 3m 53s
Fact of the Matter: Energy
Physicist Joanne O'Meara demonstrates the principle of conservation of energy.
Digital
2008 · 4m 34s
Fact of the Matter: Folding Paper
Physicist Jearl Walker explains why it's nearly impossible to fold a piece of paper more than seven times.
Digital
2008 · 3m 28s
Fact of the Matter: Golf Ball Dimples
Physicist Marcello Pavan demonstrates why golf balls are dimpled rather than smooth.
Digital
2002 · 3m 24s
Fact of the Matter: Hair Color
Physicist John Swain demonstrates how Jay could slowly darken his hair without buying a cosmetic hair coloring.
Digital
2009 · 4m 22s
Fact of the Matter: Icicles
Physicist Stephen Morris demonstrates his icicle making machine and discusses some of theories of how icicles form.
Digital
2007 · 3m 17s
Fact of the Matter: Liquid Nitrogen
Physicist John Swain uses a spectacular experiment to demonstrate the transition of liquid to gas.
Digital
2007 · 5m 37s
Fact of the Matter: Martinis
Donna Francis aids Jay in his quest to discover if a shaken martini really is better than a…
Digital
2007 · 4m 22s
Fact of the Matter: Money Laundering
Physicist John Swain demonstrates how to clean oxidized coins with some common household products.
Digital
2002 · 3m 16s
Fact of the Matter: Paper Cut
Physicist John Swain demonstrates how paper cuts happen and why they hurt so much.
Digital
2008 · 4m 44s
Fact of the Matter: Putt Putt Boat
Physicist Jearl Walker unravels the mystery of the amazing putt putt boat.
Digital
2009 · 3m 15s
Fact of the Matter: Reversing Time
Physicist Stephen Morris demonstrates how you can use ink and glycerine to turn back time.
Digital
2008 · 3m 55s
Fact of the Matter: Scale
Physicist Joanne O'Meara demonstrates why we should be skeptical of the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
Digital
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