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This is a great tool through YouTube in which people share videos of experiment or grammar explanation and much more.

YouTube EDU is a large section of YouTube devoted to all things educational.

Tired of boring PowerPoints filled with paragraphs of information? With this YouTube PowerPoint Add-in, you can embed YouTube videos into your presentations just by using the URL.

Having watched many of CGP Grey's videos on their channel, I have first-hand experience that these videos are both fun and extremely educational. Although they may not cover subjects that will always be relevant to the material learned in class at any given time, these videos act as both interesting fun facts and important world lessons.

This website lets you browse or create a "playlist" of videos to help you. It's basically a educational YouTube. They have videos in almost every subject and even has things for parents and it could be helpful for teachers as well to find a new way to present an idea.

Soo Meta allows you to create short movies from videos (your own or from Youtube), pictures, text, or recordings. This is helpful for projects requiring a movie (ex: book trailer or a showcase).

This is basically a YouTube for educational videos.

This site allows you o take notes while watching youtube videos.

This is an online tool used to convert youtube videos to audio and video files.

Use engaging videos on TED-Ed to create customized lessons. You can use, tweak, or completely redo any lesson featured on TED-Ed, or create lessons from scratch based on any video from YouTube.

Viddler is a video website similar to YouTube, but it has more features and more uses for education. There is more privacy, analytics, customization, and users have the ability to generate money from their videos. Educators can use Vidder for online video discussions to supplement classroom discussions. Teachers can record and post videos directly to their Viddler channel using a web cam. Students can comments in response to the teacher at the specific part of the video in which the teacher asked a question.

Vidder offers educational videos on almost all subjects. Students can even upload their own videos and write messages.

An educational video website similar to Youtube, but for educational purposes only and for a way for video sites to still be used in class.

This website is the educational version of youtube. Both sites contain videos and playlists of videos, except that this one has and is only made up of videos on every school subject.

Watch2gether is a great video tool which allows multiple people to watch the same video at the same time. It provides a chatroom so that students can interact and comment on the video with each other. Watch2gether is a great tool for students to help with collaboration. It allows you to enter a youtube URL and create a playlist to watch.

This website compiles videos from YouTube and Khan Academy, and offers 8-day courses and free lessons in Spanish. You have the option to buy lessons, books, and other tools to aid your learning of Spanish language. Students who are taking online Spanish courses can use this to supplement their learning.