Video+Resources

Videos are a great way to engage students in and out of the classroom. Students are always learning on their own using videos that they find online. This is always a great way to deliver content in a quick and engaging way.

You Tube Resources
You Tube a great resource for educational videos on thousands of subjects. You can create your own channel and save lists of videos to your channel for students to view. [|10 Tips for Using Youtube in the Classroom] This link provides some tips for how to maximize the use of Youtube in your classroom. From using Youtube with Wallwisher, to creating a channel, to downloading videos. Nice simple resource!

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Khan Academy== [] The Khan Academy provides a ton of video tutorials on a variety of subjects from math to science to history to economics. Easily search and view the videos for free. You can also access their self paced exercises for math that provide questions, hints if the student needs one and help videos directly related to the question. This truly is an awesome resource, something that every math teacher should have a link on their webpage, moodle page, wiki or blog.

Learn It in 5
[] Quality videos for use in the classroom and for professional development. Cover a variety of topics for all content areas and levels. The professional development videos provide videos on a variety of topics from blogging to wikis. All videos are less than 5 minutes in length. If you are viewing this site at school you must override Youtube in order to view the videos.

Non Youtube Video Resources
[|47 Alternatives to Using Youtube in the Classroom] Nice resource from [|Free Tech 4 Teachers] that provides some nice alternative to Youtube, especially valuable for here at school since the students don't have access to [|Youtube]. Some quality video resources such as, [|Hulu], [|PBS], [|School Tube], [|History Channel] and more.

[|The Futures Channel] This is an interesting site for videos on a wide range of topics from Agriculture to Earth Science to Space Science to Transportation. Easy to search and view videos for in class or out of class use.

[|Think Tutorials] [|Think Tutorials] provide a wealth of knowledge on a variety of tools in short professional tutorials. Topics such as Adobe Acrobat/Flash/Photoshop, Internet Browsers (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari), Skype, Moodle, Microsoft Office 2007, Android, iPhone, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and much more.