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If you're having a difficult time thinking up a video project that will engage students this list has got 20 ideas.

In my classroom, video usually equals instant engagement. Students like to record it - especially because many of them get to use their phones for school purposes. But they like to watch them even more, and if those videos are produced by their peers, the interest skyrockets.

Online videos that cover a wide variety of subjects. The videos are fun and make the content easy to grasp.

This is a website for students to go and summit science related question and receive answers. There are also videos, links, activities, and images for students to navigate through.

This is a website for students to go and summit science related question and receive answers. There are also videos, links, activities, and images for students to navigate through.

This is a website for students to go and summit science related question and receive answers. There are also videos, links, activities, and images for students to navigate through.

Video over social bookmarking

Video over social bookmarking

I chose this video because it's a fun video to end the semester with, and I am sure it is how most of us feel about the end of the semester.

This site provides 10 budget friendly tips and tricks for video production. One of the suggestions is to use a bag of rice to keep your recording device still while filming in a car. Clever!

To help teach your students about plagiarism, this lesson plan will guide teachers with activities and videos. There is a kid-friendly video about what plagiarism is. There are also many activities that you can use with your kids to give them a better idea and help them visualize what plagiarism is.

This video is a quick introduction to Wikis. It explains their purpose and how they can be used. It uses teachers planning a camping trip as an example of how it can be used.

How to blur faces or customize blurring in a YouTube video

A short video that gives a brief overview of how to get started making a Blendspace. It explains that you can put videos, make quizzes, and add text in the various slides.

This video is a quick intro to Blendspace, but gives a great overview of what this technology tool can do.

This website helps students get started making movies in the classroom. Students choose the type of video production they want to make, they can also watch videos that other schools and students have made.

1)http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html - Bloom's Taxonomy -Has a list of ipad apps that meet the standards of Bloom's Taxonomy. 2)http://appitic.com/ -Has a list of some of the best applications for ipads that teachers can use in the classroom. 3)http://thecornerstoneforteachers.com/free-resources/technology-integration/managing-a-computer-lab -Management tips for school computer labs 4)http://edudemic.com/2012/09/the-50-best-videos-for-teachers-interested-in-gamification/ -A list of videos on gamification 5)http://gettingsmart.com/cms/blog/2012/12/how-augmented-reality-can-change-teaching/ -An article on how augmented reality can help to change the way we teach in the future

Educators use frequent formative assessments to determine the needs of each student. This video is a good example of how we can use formative assessment that is talked about in week 5 in the textbook. Toby also has taught us about differentiation in classrooms.

Educators use frequent formative assessments to determine the needs of each student. This video is a good example of how we can use formative assessment that is talked about in week 5 in the textbook. Toby also has taught us about differentiation in classrooms.

Flipped Classroom video. This video describes what a flipped classroom is not and then describes what it is.

Not sure how to make a video? Watch this to be inspired and learn.

Ideas for students to make their videos with

Ideas for students to make their videos with