We currently have, running on Auto-pilot, this month's storyboard of 6 video clips (Looping approximately every 34:56 min) The clips are...

1. Screaming jelly baby (02:13 min)
   -A video showcase hosted on http://www.youtube.com/tdacampaign shows five real and creative school science classes from this 'screaming jelly babies' video to fluids dancing to a bass amplifier. The most popular experiment will be carried out on a massive scale at the TDA's Train to Teach recruitment events in 2009.
   Ever wondered what would make a jelly baby scream? What about how to demonstrate respiration in a fun and easy-to-learn way? The 'screaming jelly baby' is your answer.
   Jane Arthur-Eaton from Helston Community College uses jelly babies (pure sugar) and heated potassium chlorate (an oxidising agent) to demonstrate how much energy can be released from food using oxygen. The result: a screaming jelly baby and lots of light and heat!
2. Did You Know? (04:56 min)
   -We’ve included this in our eMagazine about two years ago but, since it has been updated (new data and visuals) I thought that it was worth sharing again. A Fantastic video on the progression of information technology, researched by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Bronman.
3. A Shared Culture (03:20 min)
   -An explanation of Creative Commons using work licensed under Creative Commons licenses.
   Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can use CC to change your copyright terms from "All Rights Reserved" to "Some Rights Reserved."
   Director: Jesse Dylan Producers: Michelle Meier and Priscilla Cohen Editor: Justin Giugno Cinematographer: Francis Kenny.
4. Wanna Work Together? (03:00 min)
   -Latest Creative Commons video. Creative Commons helps you publish your work online while letting others know exactly what they can and can't do with your work. Go to http://creativecommons.org/license/ to License Your Work - choose a licence.
   
5. Web 2 Rights (06:49 min)
   -Confusion about IPR and its relation to Web 2.0 is widespread. The free Web2Rights online diagnostic tool3, highlighted by the animation, seeks to address this within education, providing a step-by-step user guide to ensure the protection of both their and others' copyright in using, deploying and repurposing content. Find out more at http://www.jisc.ac.uk/news/stories/2008/12/web2rights.aspx.
6. Del.icio.us 4 Librarians (14:37 min) by Chrissie Turkington
   -A tutorial video for librarians showing how Del.icio.us can be used to set up a Social Bookmarking site across an organisation. The video also covers embedding del.icio.us tags into Moodle.

Why not take a look yourself and go to http://TVrscnw.notlong.com and watch the RSC-Northwest's TV channel

RSC-NW TV Channel, will aim...

to provide programmes that will be informative providing ideas and support for the Higher Education, Further Education, Personal and Community Development Learning (ACL), 6th Form College, Work Based Learning and Specialist College Managers & Practitioners etc., that are supported by the RSC here in the Northwest.

...and to produce videos of events and/or training and to show them...

...so that those who are unable to attend face-to-face events, will be able to experience martini learning (any time, any place...)