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Great video tutorials on a range of subjects.

This series of tutorials is brought to you by Baltimore County Office of Library Information Services. On the wiki you will encounter the tools of the new Internet: Web 2.0 tools that are bringing our students in touch with the entire world through social networking, video, audio, and gaming sites. There are nine tutorials, each of which focuses on two - three Web 2.0 applications so there are 23 Things for you to do. There are many places for you to explore, experiment with, and think about creative ways to use this in your library or to collaborate with classroom teachers.

These videos were created for teachers to help them to incorporate technology into their teaching. Just click and a video will open and take you through how to use that technology.

Animated Explanations is a website "full of animated movies, interactive tutorials and instructional videos, all free for you to view and to embed in your website".

# Register & use it anywhere anytime Make screencasts / tutorials / demos / high-scores show-offs... # Record your screen in one click No download. Compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux. # Share videos on the Internet in Flash Embed them on blogs/webpages or send them by email.

Recording what is happening on your screen can be a pretty useful tool for teachers who want to create video tutorials or presentations for their classrooms. Many teachers are using screencasting tools but before you delve into what you're going to do with your screencast, you need to take a few moments to learn about the tools that are available to do the actual recording. They range from free to fairly expensive ($299) and offer a variety of functionality from simple recording to quite complex video editing. $ are examined here

"Todays meet training videos. Part of the TeachertrainingVideos.com site. You can find many more free on-line training videos."

Voicethread tutorial for Primary teachers

Tutorial on Wallwisher for Primary teachers.

@langwitch Her post in the series "The Digital Learning Farm" based on Alan November's work of "The Digital Learning Farm", which he also outlines in his chapter of Heidi Hayes Jacobs' book "Curriculum 21".

A great site of free instructional videos on a range of topics.

These pages contain brief videos that demonstrate how to perform specific tasks on your computer: podcasting, windows movie maker, google earth, GIS using AEJEE, Photo sharing with Flickr, wikis and creating interactive experiences with an iPod

Digital storytelling is a craft that uses the tools of digital technology to tell stories about our lives. Done properly, storytelling can be a powerful, evocative, and emotional way of communicating themes and stories, often touching us in deeper ways than one-dimensional videos that rarely probe beneath the surface of people's lives. Here are the steps that should enable you to create your story

Free Brainpop video on digital citizenship. Four other free videos are included in the series: blogs, cyberbullying, digital etiquette and online safety.

ZoeyBot is a free educational service for kids, parents and teachers. On this site Kids can perform safe searches for articles, videos, tutorials and more. ZoeyBot is like Wikipedia and Google - Just for kids!

Companion website with video tutorials

An amazing resource of video tutorials with online exercises to reinforce learning.

A tool for teachers who are not experts on a particular piece of software. It has specific tasks for each application on the site and each video is short sharp and to the point.