aclJohn's Video Finds

Free Video Lectures provides access to more than 18,000 video lectures from more than 700 courses offered by some of the world's top colleges and universities.

While practitioners could access the same content by searching the web, Free Video Lectures puts the content in one place for practitioners and their learners to access.  

The Free Video Lectures library can be searched by subject and/or university. The video sources are a mix of YouTube and other providers. Many of the videos ar...

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Teaching Videos is a collection of educational videos that practitioners can use to support learning in their learning environment. Videos are submitted by practitioners who have found them useful in their own teaching.

Users can...

• register and collect favourite videos; as well as
  
• share videos that they have found useful.

Please be aware that some learning provider networks might block YouTube or other embedded videos, so check this before using them in your teaching & Learning!

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The video clip below, produced by the Mahaoning County Educational Service Centre of Ohio, shows eighteen classroom teachers "speaking out" on the topic of technology integration and 21st Century skills for learners.

It can also be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4g5M06YyVw.
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I wonder how many of you will appreciate this video. It's a bit like The Office but for Learning Providers; like the Office many managers, practitioners and learners will notice that unfortunately too much of the video is an accurate reflection of what goes on in a lot of classrooms today... (it can also be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6svk_R_rVhA)

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John R Sowash has posted in his "The Electric Educator" Blog two video clips that Ive embedded below.

1. Creating forms in Google Docs; and
2. Uses for Google forms

They can also be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ckBztgX40 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3dSLJ22FLc.

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This new facility, from the BBC, for primary and secondary schools and colleges, enables users to find the best clips to fit lessons.

Just find the sequence required, then stream it straight into the learning environment to stimulate, engage, or to deliver a specific learning point.

Searching brings up some interesting collections of video clips for example, searching for skills for life SEN resulted in these links...

See if there are any clips to support you by visiting http://www.bb...

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teachers.tv FREE video clips ready to use in class!

I know that many of you look at teachers.tv but I'm not sure if you visit their website and/or in particular the Classroom Resources pages.

Classroom Resources are videos that are designed specifically to be used in class as teaching aids. For example, searching for diploma resulted in 9 video clips ...

• Hair & Beauty Diploma-x5...
  • Functional Skills
  • Communication Skills
  • ICT Skills
  • Numeracy Skills
  • Inspiration and...
• Engineering Diploma- x4...

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Common Craft has just released another In Plain English video - Protecting Reputations Online.

A video that, in line with the New Common Inspection Framework, should be a must viewing for students.

As with all Common Craft videos, Protecting Reputations Online clearly explains concepts in easy-to-understand terms. Protecting Reputations Online explains the risks of posting inappropriate...

• pictures,
• videos, or
• messages

...about yourself (or others) online. The video also tells viewer...

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