Videos/DVDs

The Magic of Cells DVD

Using live-action video and sensational computer animation, this three-lesson video introduces the viewer to the amazing world of the cell. Lesson One defines the cell as the smallest living unit. The general characteristics of cells are illustr... More.

Cells: The Building Blocks of Life DVD

Uses microscope imaging and three-dimensional animation techniques to illustrate the cellular processes of eating, drinking, breathing, and growing. Introduces the cell membrane, the cytoplasm and nucleus, and the noting of the cell wall unique to p... More.

The Magic of Cells Videotape

Using live-action video and sensational computer animation, this three-lesson video introduces the viewer to the amazing world of the cell. Lesson One defines the cell as the smallest living unit. The general characteristics of cells are illustr... More.

Living Cells: Structure & Diversity – VHS

Introduce students to a variety of cell types, structure, and function. Real-time and time-lapse video microscopy provide a detailed look at subcellular components and important cellular activities such as mitosis and cell division. Students wil... More.

Cells: The Building Blocks of Life VHS

Uses microscope imaging and three-dimensional animation techniques to illustrate the cellular processes of eating, drinking, breathing, and growing. Introduces the cell membrane, the cytoplasm and nucleus, and the noting of the cell wall unique to p... More.

Cell Division: Mitosis & Cytokinesis DVD

Computer animation illustrates mitosis and cytokinesis in a clear and understandable way. This well-organized DVD teaches the basics and the terminology of cell division. Provides general information about the three types of cell division – mi... More.

Greatest Discoveries with Bill Nye: Medicine DVD

Host Bill Nye explores the most significant medical discoveries about the human body, from 1538 until the 1980s. From the first systematic examination of the human body through dissection in the 16th century to the 20th century discoveries of how vitami... More.

Cells DVD

It’s been 400 years since the first microscope was invented in 1665. Yet, we’re still looking through that small lens and seeing the world on a whole new level. Get a larger-than-life look at human and plant cells with this DVD. Gain... More.

A Journey Through the Cell DVD

A combination of live action video, colorful computer graphics and animations, and interviews with scientists to introduce students to ideas central to understanding cells and their profound role in the living world. Correlates to the National Science E... More.