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A sign language interpreter signing. Text says ASL Pop-up Videos.

Select DCMP videos include American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation through a pop-up window for videos not natively in ASL. Select the "interpret" icon in the player controls to launch the pop-up. Reposition the window by clicking and dragging. Suggestions for additional DCMP videos to be interpreted can be sent to recommendations@dcmp.org.

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Man wearing a white collared shirt and white hard hat speaks to a woman wearing a black collared shirt and yellow hard hat. He's holding a piece of paper and gesturing towards it with his hand.

Closeup of 2 tablets and a smartphone resting on a black shiny desk. In the background, 2 men in business suits stand and talk to each other in front of a window.

Wide shot of a freeway with bumper to bumper traffic at twilight with dozens of brake lights illuminated.

Dry erase board with a flowchart for Good Listening skills. Thought leads to Share, leads to Perceive, leads to Hear, Leads to Confirm, leads to Understanding, leads to Retain, Leads to Good Listening.

Young woman with a laptop sits at the head of a conference table speaking to 2 men who are seated closeby and listening to her.

Yellow street sign reads Hackers Ahead with clouds drifting across the screen. The background is a closeup of a computer screen with green text on a black background.

Word map of white text in various font sizes on a blue background. A banner across the middle reads, "Clarify rules, policies, and lawful conduct in an Employee Manual." Large font surrounding words include, Goal, Action, Hardwork, Confidence.

Wide shot of an urban street with multi-story buildings at twilight. An overlay of green text reads, "Ergonomics. Derives from the Greek words: ergon, meaning work, and nomoi, meaning natural laws."

Digital illustration of the 3 chasing arrows. Text in the center reads, "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recovery."

Man holding a smartphone laughs and looks over at a woman in a white collared shirt who has her back to camera. On the window in front of her are several yellow post-its with writing on them.

Young man wearing business attire sits at a table with a tall coffee drink looking down and typing on a black laptop computer.

3 young men sit behind a desk in a trendy office space looking at an image projected on a computer screen.

Man smiles and looks at a tablet screen as a woman smiles and bends down to look over his shoulder at what he is watching.

3 people in military camouflage uniforms crouch down in a circle the woods in what appears to be a training exercise.

Wide daytime shot of a coastline with a long beach and rolling hills.

Man holds a mobile phone to his ear while standing in an open elevator. Caption. Are you preoccupied with worry?

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Woman faces camera using sign language, touching center of chest with right hand with left index finger pointing down at waist.

View from space of a prehistoric earth that is mainly covered in land and slim streams of water in between the two land formations.

An illustration depicts a theropod dinosaur, looking into a nest with eggs and newborn dinosaurs.

An illustration depicts a pair of dinosaurs fighting each other.

The sculpture, of a dragon sprawled, at the steps of Kinh Thien palace. Caption: Remains of Kinh Thien Palace.

An illustration depicts the earth of 50 million years ago, with a supercontinent Laurasia. Caption, Paleographic animation by C R Scotese.

An illustration depicts a bat flying in sky.

A giant deer roams a grassland.

An illustration of a hyaenodont. Caption: Illustration by Alan Turner and Maurico Anton.

An illustration depicts an extinct animal, the Giant Lemur.

A skull from the fossils of Homo floresiensis, and a rough sketch of the limbs of the fossil remains are presented.

Man talks to us in front of a black background like he's doing an interview.

Green chalkboard at the front of a classroom with the text, “Equal Parts.”

Orange background with a clip art drawing of a smiling, brown-haired woman on the left, and a magnifying glass and a blue notebook on the right. Text in the middle of the screen reads, "Evaluate sources for relevance. Teaching without frills."

Orange background with a clip art drawing of a magnifying glass in the bottom left corner. Text in the middle of the screen reads, "Evaluate sources for reliability. Teaching without frills."

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Book cover shows an illustration of two versions of Eva Peron, one wears black, looking sad, while the other wears white, looking hopeful. Text reads, “Evita: Opposites - Opuestos. A bilingual book of opposites. By Patty Rodriguez & Ariana Stein. Art by Citlali Reyes.”

A small bird perched on a plank. Caption: Somehow, there was a critical mass action that took off.

Cartoon of simple round faces with various expressions, 1 with wide open mouth and 1 with mouth slightly open. Caption. It seemed the only time he didn't stand out.

Text reads, “Extinct and Endangered Animals for Kids," over a photo of two elephants strolling in the tall grass.

Text reads, "Extinction for Kids," over a digital illustration of dinosaurs on a beach at sunset.

Color illustration. Open box resting on snow with 1 orange and 1 green yarn strands extending upward from box. Caption. Dog as narrator.

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Orange background with a clip art drawing of a brown-haired woman holding her arm up and smiling on the left, and a magnifying glass on the right. Text in the middle of the screen reads, "Fact and opinion for kids! Teaching without frills."

Title text reads, "Fact & Opinion," over a yellow background.

Woman faces camera using sign language. Video frame in the top right corner shows a woman leaning down to touch a paper shopping bag a child is holding in her hands. Caption. It allows a child to grasp even abstract concepts.

Woman faces camera using sign language, wrapping her index fingers around her thumbs and touching them together. Caption. Review them as a family, practicing your signs.

Woman faces camera using sign language. Video frame in the top right corner shows a traffic light with the red light illuminated. Caption. Stop.

Woman crouches down to gently touch the arm of a young girl. Next to them is a daily school schedule. Caption. Casa.

Man crouches down to touch the cheek of a young smiling girl. Behind them is a wall calendar.

Young woman looks just off camera and uses sign language. Spanish caption. Tu juegas el fútbol Americano.

Senior man faces camera using sign language, holding up a hand like he is going to take a picture. Caption. Taught Gallaudet sign language.

Senior man faces camera using sign language. Caption. She was the deaf girlfriend of "The Fonz," Henry Winkler.

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Teenage girl and boy seated at a cafe table with a burger and fries in front of them. Caption. Nutrition experts recommend that they are 1% or less.

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Closeup of Evelyn Zola, dressed in a fancy black hat, red boa, and black cape. Caption. Good morning, good morning, good morning.

Rainbow text written in crayon and three hands signing three hundred. Text reads, “The first three hundred. Animals.”

Rainbow text written in crayon and three hands signing three hundred. Text reads, “The first three hundred. Clothes.”

Rainbow text written in crayon and three hands signing three hundred. Text reads, “The first three hundred. Families.”

Text reads, "Fish" over an illustration of several fish in various sizes and shapes.

2 women stand and face towards camera, 1 uses sign language. Caption. Of course, my doctor tells me that my bones are suffering for having done so little exercise all my life.

Man smiles and tilts his head down to the side as he gestures with his hands. Color illustration of 5 monkeys putting on pajamas fills as backdrop. Caption. 5 little monkeys put on their pajamas.

Illustration of a fox in a forest of autumn colors. Caption: The rich green of the forest was turning to a dusty gold,

Color illustration of a red fox standing at the bank of a pond filled with fish. Caption. And he had a terrible thought.

Illustration of a fox rolling down a grass and wildflower covered hill. Caption: he tumbled happily down the hill

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Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a bee wearing a hat and sneakers looks sad. Text reads, “Flora taps Bee’s finger away, ‘I’m not sticky.’ But Flora’s hands are sticky, and to Flora’s surprise—and to Bee’s dismay—they get stuck.”

Man gestures in sign language on stage, touching thumbs together, hands flat and pointing in either direction. Caption. A butterfly in South America.

Male performer on stage reaches 1 hand out in front while lunging back slightly, as if he is doing a pantomime act. Caption. Eyes the runner leading off first base.

Title text reads, "Food Chain," bordered by links of chain.

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Closeup of platter of delicatessen meats. Caption. Listeria is most often found in refrigerated food products.