Video

Today I want to spotlight agreat resource for finding and sharing 360 video and a super cool video you may want to share with students.

Last week I had the chance to share some strategies for using video with English Language Learners.

There is a special Women’s History Monthvideo playlist from YouTube put together by the 43rdTreasurerof theUnitedStates,RosieRios.

Users of all ages can now access 360 degree video to explore different places, spaces and special events.

Which do you think would be a more interesting way for a child to learn?

Whether you use Spark Video, Explain Everything, or another,there are plenty of ways to incorporate a how-to video into your classroom.

Do you use YouTube clips in your classroom? When it comes to navigating YouTube the task might feel daunting.

Organizers of theFollett Challengetoday announced the 2017 competition’s three semifinalists and 10 People’s Choice winners.

The video tool from Bloomz is a fantastic choice for teachers who want to share information with families.