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Video projects teach students to plan, organize, write, communicate, collaborate, and analyze. In fact, video has become so prolific that some colleges even include video submissions as part of the…

This would be a good site to use because it breaks down the steps students need to take in order to make a film. It also gives great ideas for sites that they can share on and how to go about doing so. It also gives examples of what some of these videos may look like. 

Steps on how to download and save a YouTube video to a computer. If you save a video as an flv file, you can insert it on a Smart Notebook slide. This is great for using video resources with students without worrying about inappropriate comments and advertising!

This website provides ten different ideas for video projects that teachers can assign to their students. It provides an example video for each idea and explains how to do these videos and why they are beneficial.

Youtube allows you to look up anything that you can use for your classroom. People post instructions on how to do anything. So for the use of PLN a teacher would just have to type in a certain question and instantly have hundreds of videos to watch for answers.

We had our classmates post their videos to youtube in order to add subtitles to their videos.

A great website to get some tips on how to run a successful flipped classroom! (Just like we are doing for video production day)

Do you suffer because you only have a single computer and want to bring more technology into the classroom? Well suffer no more after reading this informative article that will teach you how to make that single computer into a "super computer".

This resource gives examples of different activities for a one computer classroom and how to use them from other qualified teachers.

This website gives tips for teachers on how to incorporate technology in a one computer classroom. A lot of American schools today do not have the resources to finance ipads in the classroom. Therefore, teachers need resources such as this to make their content as effective as possible through technology.

Many of us have do not have much experience with iMovie so this tutorial will be a useful tool for learning the ins and outs of iMovie. This video is a little lengthy but it could be helpful when one is not sure how to use certain features of iMovie.

This website helps teacher and students learn more about different areas. It allows students to get the help they need by providing step-by-step videos that give further explanation.

Videos on how to do your submissions

Professional Education certification candidates use the web-based tool LiveText for their professional portfolios required by the state of Oklahoma. This one-time purchase pays for unlimited server space to host your portfolio or store files, support, and unlimited access to an entire video and lesson plan library for five years.