Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Math Resources, Videos | Posted on August 24, 2015
Math Snacks is a site with educational animations, mini-games, and interactive tools that help middle-school learners better understand math concepts. There are catchy instructional videos along with lesson plans and resources.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Videos | Posted on August 17, 2015
WatchKnowLearn is a great place to find free educational videos for your classroom. To make this a reality, they invite teachers, instructors and educators to suggest videos for inclusion into the directory, and then to review, approve, and assign those videos into appropriate categories using a wiki framework and philosophy. The videos are the highest quality found on the Internet, cover all major educational topics from elementary to secondary schools (or age range 1 – 18), and are Kid Safe because they are vetted by teachers.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Art, Videos | Posted on June 23, 2015
Art for Kids is a YouTube channel with fun, informative videos that walk kids through various art projects.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Flipped Classroom, Videos | Posted on March 3, 2015
EDpuzzle allows teachers to crop a video, add their own voice, embed questions and quizzes, find and upload videos. This is a great free tool for teachers wanting to “flip” the classroom.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Videos, You Tube | Posted on January 12, 2015
The Daring Librarian Video Tips and Tricks
If you haven’t heard of Gwyneth Jones better known as The Daring Librarian, you are missing out on a wealth of educational resources. I find this page on using video in the classroom particularly useful. Want to download You Tube videos or just show a portion of the video – it’s all here on the site.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Videos, You Tube | Posted on May 5, 2014
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Algebra, Math Resources, Videos | Posted on March 13, 2014
Front Row Math has dozens of online math videos and content for student mastery. Front Row comes with hundreds of videos custom-tailored to provide your student with the right help at the right time. Unlike videos you might have used before, their videos are extremely short and right to the point, ensuring the student can pay attention and gets help on the specific problem she is facing.
Here is a great blog post from the Kleinspiration Blog on using Front Row Math in the classroom.
Even if you were not able to attend FETC14, here is a complete list of videos and presentations posted on the Tech the Plunge Blog by Jeff Thomas. Here is the link to most of the conference sessions.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Videos, You Tube | Posted on January 9, 2014
10 Great You Tube Channels You Don’t Know About from NCCE Blog
This really is a good list with some unique finds – check it out.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Math Resources, Videos, You Tube | Posted on December 3, 2013
PBS Math Club Videos is a great You Tube channel to access high quality math instructional videos produced by PBS.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Videos | Posted on September 24, 2013
ReelSurfer allows you to easily shorten videos to just the right moment you want to share in class.
The Kids Should See This Videos
This web site was designed to connect kids, parents, and teachers with smart, conversation-starting videos – about science, art, music, nature, and more – that probably weren’t made for kids, but are still perfect for them. Yes, it’s true that there are plenty of videos for kids out there, but they often include unnecessary wacky noises or simplistic narration that distracts from the beauty of what’s real, and what’s completely fascinating on its own. Why not share content that doesn’t underestimate what children can learn or might be interested in?
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Common Core, Videos | Posted on September 16, 2013
The Teaching Channel offers help with Common Core questions all during the month of September. Watch their video to see how to get assistance.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Technology Help, Videos | Posted on September 11, 2013
Tech Training Tutorials is a wonderful landing site on the “Ask a Tech Teacher Blog” for all kinds of targeted technology training. You can learn everything from Wikispaces to Evernote to Apps like Haiku Deck.
10 Video Projects Every Teacher Should Try Making classroom movies is easy and a great way to integrate CCSS in ELA for your classroom. Here are some great suggestions from We Are Teachers web site.
8 Overlooked Useful YouTube Tools is a post from Richard Byrne’s Free Technology for Teachers blog. Check these out – there were some hints I did not know.
Unpacking the Common Core: Tech Powered Projects is a SimpleK webinar posted so teachers can explore these resources at their own pace.
This is a great collection of PD videos for educational leaders from the Rutherford Learning Group. Most are under 20 minutes but have excellent content.
Coaching Strategies for Educational Leaders
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Twitter, Videos | Posted on May 14, 2013
Heard of Twitter’s latest offering – VINE – a 6 second video experience? Learn how this tool can be used in the classroom. From the Apple site – Vine is the best way to see and share life in motion. Create short, beautiful, looping videos in a simple and fun way for your friends and family to see.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Algebra, Math Resources, Videos | Posted on April 22, 2013
Math with Mr. V is a You Tube Channel with math tutorial videos including algebra, geometry and trigonometry.
Brightstorm Math Videos is another site with high school math tutorial videos.
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Algebra, Math Resources, Videos | Posted on April 22, 2013
Yay Math is an online collection of math video lessons for Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. For the most part, the videos show teachers explaining concepts on a whiteboard, but there is also interaction with students in the class.
Teach Hub Video Writing Prompts has videos students can watch followed by writing prompts developed by grade level strands.
5 You Tube Tips for Busy Teachers is a series of videos from Edgalaxy blog that guide educators step-by-step how to set up a You Tube Channel, download and save videos, etc..
Posted by jenmalonetn | Posted in Science Resources, Videos, You Tube | Posted on March 26, 2013
Untamed Science You Tube Channel has dozens of Science videos to get your students excited about applying scientific principles in real life situations.
Eye on Education You Tube Channel has compiled several videos about educational topics – anything from Common Core to student motivation. Check out all this videos on their You Tube Channel.