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TedEd is a collection of original animated videos lessons. You can choose by subject and view the video in class or assign it as homework. Every video is accompanied by a lesson with multiple choice questions that check your general comprehension. If your answers are wrong, you can always check with the video hint. There is also a Think section with questions that further explore the topic. For teachers, one of the most powerful features is the Customize your Lesson area, where you can customize the lesson by editing the title, giving your own instructions, selecting or deselecting multiple choice questions…etc.

Wibbitz is a text-to-video platform that can automatically turn any text-based article, post or feed into a short video. Using Wibbitz almost any article, post or feed on the web can be instantly turned into a short video clip

How do you use ICT to practice speaking? Easy - a student just goes to this webpage and with one click he/she can record himself (audio & video!) speaking. With a second click, they send the teacher a video-email. Amazing, right? Just think of the possibilities...

Site to play and create video trivia from youtube videos. Great to practise listening outside the class.

Great video full of ideas for the book festival

It is called the Internet Download Manager (IDM) and once you install it on your computer you can download ANY video or audio you want from ANY page. I just thought it was awesome because sometimes we find great videos or audios but ,as they are embedded on the page, we can't always download them.

Awesome!

Owned by a couple of teachers from Poland, this amazing website offers video-based lessons for level B1, B2 and C1 for free

A funny video including a rap song to consolidate irregular past participles.

This website offers a wide variety of cartoons to work with the kids.

Easy-to-learn songs for kids (videos and podcasts) with free related flashcards, games and activities.

Some Jolly Phonics songs are available on Youtube. Great to use with primary students

Slideshows, videos, listening tasks, jokes,... classified according to level (beginner, elementary, upper-level and kids!).

Great site with loads of videon quizzes. Multiple Choice questions on videos dealing with all types of topics. From beginner to high intermediate.

Very useful site with podcasts in English adapted to different levels (+ scripts). Level 3 includes the original news report (Youtube video)

Webpage with lesson plans for all levels (most of them from intermediate on). Many of them are based on YouTube videos, and use the videotelling technique as a teaching strategy.

Amazing collection of video activities. On this website, you can choose by level, topic, time and many other options which help the teacher or the student find the perfect lesson in two shakes. A downloadable worksheet is offered with every lesson

What's it like to speak Shakespeare around the globe? Check out this blog! It also includes a video of how Shakespearean English actually sounded

Blog administered by the CEIP San Miguel Armilla in which the share useful information and resources for Bilingual sections