Hundreds of New Accessible Educational Videos You May Have Missed at DCMP

Title screens for several video series. Physics Girl, Wow I Never Knew That, Zoobabu, Your Inner Fish, Getting a Job for Students Who are Blind and Visually Impaired, The Men Who Built America Fronteirsmen, Oh Baby, The Men Who Built America, Monstrum.

DCMP is continually adding new accessible videos and series, and you may have missed some. These lists can point you toward finding these new educational videos from many of the top content producers, including PBS Digital Studios, Teen Kids News, Litton Entertainment, the Field Museum, Bullfrog Films, PBS Learning Media, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Cinefete, and Films Media Group. Check the "New Releases" feed on your Account Dashboard to keep up with all new arrivals!

Remember, you can see all the videos in a series by looking at each video's media details. Find the link for "Series." You can also click the link for "Producer" to see all the videos and series that are available from that producer.

Note: Teen Kids News episode 1731 provides students with tips for successfully completing online learning.

Titles Related to COVID-19

A group of bats sleeping on tree branches.

Antivirals. A tablet of medication, an IV bag, and a vial with syringe.

Two cartoon characters with a DNA strand. Viruses.

PBS Digital Studios

PBS Digital Studios Series

Weston Woods

Animated Picture Books

Color illustration of 2 girls standing beneath a rain shower. 1 holds out a yellow umbrella over the other. Title card reads, "Be Kind."

Color illustration of a smiling brown dog with a red collar in front of a textured green background. Title card reads, "Aliento Perruno, El horrible problema de Hali Tosis."

Color illustration of a smiling dog with a red collar in front of a textured green background. Title card reads, "Dog Breath, The Horrible Trouble With Hally Tosis."

ASL

Light yellow strokes radiate outward in concentric circles against an orange backdrop. White word bubble in center reads, "Say Something! By Peter Hamilton Reynolds."

Light yellow strokes radiate outward in concentric circles against an orange backdrop. White word bubble in center reads, "Di Algo! Peter Hamilton Reynolds."

Ambrose Video Publishing

Nature's Microworlds

A coastal region with fog rising from the sea. Caption: Galapagos Ecuador. Latitude, 1 degree 40 minutes North. Longitude, 89 degrees 16 minutes to 92 degrees 01 minutes West. Air Temperature, 20 to 32 degrees Celsius.

A hilly forest region of East Africa. Caption: Serengeti Tanzania. Latitude, 2 degrees 43 minutes South. Longitude, 34 degrees 85 minutes East. Average Rainfall, 700 millimeters. Temperature range, 15 to 28 degrees Celsius.

A coastal region of South West Africa. Caption: Africa Namib Desert. Latitude, 19 degrees 23 minutes South. Longitude, 12 degrees 53 minutes East. Midday Dune Temperature, 50 degrees Celsius. Average Rainfall, 2 to 85 millimeters.

A coastal region on the geographic map of West America is shown as the background. A region on the map of America is highlighted. Caption: Monterey Bay California. Latitude, 36.80 degrees North. Longitude, 122.00 degrees West. Average Rainfall, 480 millimeters. Sea Temperature, 11 to 15 degrees Celsius.

A stream flows through a mountainous region. Caption: Canada Coastal Forest. Latitude, 50 degrees North. Longitude, 125 degrees West. Rainfall, 3000 to 5000 millimeters. Winter Temperature, minus 2 degrees Celsius.

A photo depicts a shallow coastal region teaming with colonies of corals

A small hill is present in a large plain.

A photo depicts a region with a large number of trees and small water pockets. Fog rises from the earth.

A river flows through a large forest area. Caption: Amazon Rainforest. Latitude, 4 degrees North to 13 degrees South. Longitude, 45 degrees to 77 degrees West. Rainfall, 2500 to 4000 millimeters. Temperature range, 20 degrees to 32 degrees Celsius.

An ice covered region. Caption: Svalbard Norway. Latitude, 74 degrees to 81 degrees North. Longitude, 10 degrees to 35 degrees East. Average W I.

Museum Access

Virtual Museum Visits

Street view of the entrance of a large, ornate stone building with 4 Roman-style pillars and wide stairways leading up to it. Several banners advertising different museum displays hang on the building or between pillars.

Angled street view of the entrance of the Metropolitan Museum of Art at night. A lit-up water fountain is in front of the ornate Roman-style columns and archways, which are also lit up.

Window into a large fish aquarium at the John G. Shedd Aquarium. Several different types of fish swim by, including 2 that are shiny silver, tall, and thin, and have squared-off foreheads.

Street view of the entrance of the Adler Planetarium, a domed building made of darker stone with a wide staircase leading up to it. It is surrounded by a building of a triangular shape made of glass.

Aerial view of the Met Cloisters, a square building with a red roof, a large courtyard in the middle, and a tall tower in 1 corner. The building is surrounded by green trees and is near a body of water.

Old film projector made of dark metal sits on a table in a dimly lit warehouse room next to cardboard boxes and other artifacts in the background.

Closeup of the face and shoulders of one of the Terracotta Warriors. Parts of other Terra Cotta Warriors and one of the horses are visible in the background.

Sign with gold lettering on a green background that reads, "New York Botanical Garden," hangs on a low fence surrounded by blooming red and orange flowers on a sunny day.

Several aged pieces of paper with indiscernible handwriting and drawings of machine prototypes, including a gas balloon, a compound bow, and some sort of rake.

Litton Entertainment

Accessible Television Series

12 Episodes

8 Episodes

2 Episodes

The Amoeba Sisters

Biology With the Amoeba Sisters

A cartoon says, by nature, I am naturally natural. Caption: Nature of science.

An illustration illustrates the difference between scientific theory and scientific law. Caption: Scientific theory, can explain why. Scientific law, can describe what.

An amoeba sister presents the lab attire wheel of wisdom. The wheel of wisdom has five sections, which contain the following articles. A shoe, a face with a long ponytail, a safety glass, a pair of gloves, a bag with straps.

The Amoeba sisters present the heading, characteristics of life, with a D N A strand extending from left to right, below it.

The Amoeba sisters present the heading, prokaryotic versus eukaryotic cells, with a D N A strand extending from left to right, below it.

The Amoeba sisters present the heading, specialized cells.

An aquarium with fishes swimming in it. An amoeba sister holds a note, blue equals good, happy fish. Caption: Diffusion.

The Amoeba sisters present the heading, osmosis and water potential, with a D N A strand extending from left to right, below it.

The Amoeba sisters present a smiley character with a guitar. Caption: A T P.

Described and Captioned Media Program Series

Getting a Job! for Students Who Are Blind and Visually Impaired

Framed image of a woman hugging a black lab while petting his cheek. From the title card below her image, she is Crystal Melero, Statewide Services Coordinator for Children Who are Blind or Have Low Vision. Text nearby reads, "Getting a Job."

Framed image of a woman smiling and hugging a black lab. Title card identifies her as Crystal Melero, Statewide Services Coordinator for Children Who are Blind or Have Low Vision. Text nearby reads, "Getting a Job, Your Journey."

Framed portrait of a man wearing a business suit and smiling at camera. Title card identifies him as Blake Lindsay, Communications and Outreach Manager for a Nonprofit Agency. Text nearby, "Getting a Job, Role Model."

Framed image of a woman posing with a black lab in a library. Title card identifies her as Crystal Melero, Statewide Services Coordinator for Children Who are Blind or Have Low Vision. Text nearby, "Getting a Job, Workforce Development Centers."

Framed image of a woman posing with a black lab. Title card identifies her as Crystal Melero, Statewide Services Coordinator for Children Who are Blind or Have Low Vision. Text nearby, "Getting a Job, Overview of Social Security Benefits."

Framed portrait of a woman wearing a business suit and smiling at camera. Title card identifies her as Beth Jones, University Instructor. Text nearby, "Getting a Job, Role Model."

Note: The videos for Getting a Job! for Students Who Are Blind and Visually Impaired are part of DCMP's eLearning Module of the same name. This online training focuses on the transition from school to work and offers a series of activities, supporting documents, and topical videos designed to help the job seeker prepare for the world of work. It features several blind and low-vision role models to guide students along the path to work.