The Teachers' Tech Lounge Exploing the wise use of tech to increase student achievement 

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.

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.

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..

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.

Movie Clips allows you to search by several key terms including themes.  This could be the perfect way to preview and use short clips of video to emphasize an instructional objective.

Go to www.code.org to learn how to start a “CODE” movement in your school.

You Tube Time Machine allows you to select a year on a timeline and find many videos that relate to that period in history.

Common Core Math Videos from Southeast Comprehensive Center are organized by grade levels. These videos are intended for teachers to show how to take the Math Common Core standards and apply best practices for instruction in the classroom.

  BBC Earth has a You Tube channel with some incredible videos that can be used in the classroom.  You’ll find 50 years worth of astounding, entertaining, thought-provoking and educational natural history content on here.

This is a great video to use for science class…Enjoy.

 

U Tell Story is multimedia storytelling and sharing community that let people from different age and background to easily tell stories and share topics with photo, video, voice, music and words.

18 Best Online Video Editing Tools has a comprehensive list of tools to edit video content.

Common Core Math Videos from Southeast Comprehensive Center are organized by grade levels.  These videos are intended for teachers to show how to take the Math Common Core standards and apply best practices for instruction in the classroom.

Popcorn Maker Video Editing Site

Popcorn Maker makes it easy to enhance, remix and share web video. Use your web browser to combine video and audio with content from the rest of the web — from text, links and maps to pictures and live feeds.

Chemistry of Snowflakes Video is part of the Bytesize Science series from Chemistry for Life web site.

MIT Videos –

More than 150 channels

Looking to just browse? We have hundreds of channels — from OpenCourseWare’s academic content, to features from MIT News to how-to videos and more. Check it out.

Planet Nutshell has a wide collection of videos that can be used for education including a great series on Internet Safety (under the UTAH sites).

Xtranormal is a storytelling site where students can turn their words and images into a video.

Meograph helps easily create, watch, and share interactive stories. It combines maps, timeline, links, and multimedia to tell stories in context of where and when.  It is truly 4-dimensional story telling.

Rhyme & Learn web site has videos with math and science raps to help students understand complex processes.

 Why U You Tube Channel has animated tutorials in math and science.  This site is best suited for middle and high school.