Videocurriculums
In recent years, the use of video in education has exploded. This is largely due to the availability of affordable video equipment and the prevalence of broadband internet. Videos can be used to supplement traditional instruction or to provide instruction in areas where a teacher is not available. Videos can also be used to assess student understanding.
There are many different types of videos that can be used in the classroom. Instructional videos can be used to teach a new concept or to review a concept that has been taught. Demonstration videos can be used to show students how to complete a task. Explanation videos can be used to provide more information about a topic. Finally, review videos can be used to help students prepare for a test or to review material that has been covered in class.
When selecting videos for use in the classroom, it is important to consider the level of the students. Videos that are too difficult or too easy will be of little value. It is also important to consider the subject matter. Videos that are relevant to the students' interests are more likely to be effective.
There are a number of websites that offer free or low-cost videos that can be used in the classroom. Some of these websites include,
YouTube - YouTube is a free website that offers a variety of videos, including instructional videos, demonstration videos, and review videos.
TedEd - TedEd offers a variety of educational videos, including instructional videos, demonstration videos, and review videos. Most of the videos are free, but some are available for a fee.
Khan Academy - Khan Academy offers a variety of instructional videos on a wide range of subjects. Most of the videos are free.
Crash Course - Crash Course offers a variety of instructional videos on a wide range of subjects.
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