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A brief demonstration video over the website Edmodo. It explains all of the tools teachers and students can use on the website ranging from videos, links, notes, and grades.

Great video for PBL! Explains why it is important and gives students perspective on it as well as the teachers.

Great video for PBL! Explains why it is important and gives students perspective on it as well as the teachers.

A great and reliable website that gives key information, as well as a detailed video, about rigorous project-based learning.

This article provides multiple videos showing how a teacher can use blendspace in the classroom. Since blendspace is our learning tool this week, I thought these videos would be helpful in helping the class understand how blendspace can be put to use in the classroom.

This article provides multiple videos showing how a teacher can use blendspace in the classroom. Since blendspace is our learning tool this week, I thought these videos would be helpful in helping the class understand how blendspace can be put to use in the classroom.

Make a video online for free with GoAnimate! Make videos for YouTube and Facebook, create business and educational videos, make animated e-cards and more!

This is a good resource because it has ideas for video production and even has instructions for which websites to use for video production

Watching this video before/during creating a LiveText portfolio will be a lot of help. It walks you through step by step instructions. During week 5 you will have to create a portfolio on LiveText and if you get confused this will be a good video to come back to.

Watching this video before/during creating a LiveText portfolio will be a lot of help. It walks you through step by step instructions. During week 5 you will have to create a portfolio on LiveText and if you get confused this will be a good video to come back to.

Explores how Project Based Learning is a dynamic classroom approach in which students explore real world problems through hands-on, engaging activities. This website provides evidence of PBL through videos. The video portion of this website is very helpful and connects to this chapter because it shows different activities that teacher's can use to engage their students. Not only are there videos, but there is also topics that organize the different types of lessons and activities making it organized and efficient to use. Lastly there is a blog where teachers can communicate with each other, exploring new ideas and topics.

This is a good resource because it has ways for teachers to create videos for their classroom without having to download and pay for any software.

Common Core Videos, Games and Assessments On this site you can type in any subject (ex: polynomials) and a variety of videos, games, and assessments with the standard attached are found.

A website where videos can be added so students can go home after lecture and gather any extra information on their own.

A website where videos can be added so students can go home after lecture and gather any extra information on their own.

In recent years, smartphones have become so good at recording video that they can successfully compete with standalone cameras, at least when it comes to shooting non-professional video. Of course, if you want your videos to look great, you'll usually need an expensive, 4K-capable handset.

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

This is a video explaining what social bookmarking is and how it works. I thought this would be useful for the class to review, as social bookmarking can seem like a confusing subject at times.

This is a video explaining what social bookmarking is and how it works. I thought this would be useful for the class to review, as social bookmarking can seem like a confusing subject at times.

Looking to enhance your video. Find fun songs to add that little something to your video today.

Remix-T is online resource for educators to create engaging activities through video. Remix-T shows step by step instruction to create your own video. Students could also use this resource for assignments.

Video sources for social studies!

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.

This is an in-depth video that takes you through the steps of navigating the Blendspace website. It is a great visual aid that allows the learner to see what exactly they are working with.

A thorough explanation of how to use Blendspace.

This video provides clear instructions that are easy to follow and explores many of the features offered on blendspace.

General, Guest Video is creeping into the education world slowly but surely. In fact, 94 percent of teachers have effectively used video in the classroom during the course of one school year, according to a study by Educational Support Systems. Video can be useful in a number of lessons and classroom settings, and is especially beneficial in reading.

We've updated this post with even more ways to create dynamic, multimedia lessons. Take a look at 10 Ways to Add Video to Your Classroom. Videos are a great way to bring vibrancy into the classroom! For teachers, a video shares content in a powerful and engaging way.