Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path

Below are some good platforms  to search for CC licensed or public domain videos to use with students in class. I invite you to check them out and share with us if you have other suggestions to add to this list

While YouTube is a fundamentally important resource of educational videos to use in class, it is not the only one out there. There are actually several other powerful alternatives to YouTube which provide video content specifically deigned for educational purposes.

Finding supplemental material for the classroom in the form of educational videos can be quite challenging, especially since the definition of “educational videos” is broad and quite varied. The following online resources should point you in the right direction as you look for valuable multimedia content for your classroom.

Twitter Want to impress your friends? Blow away a date with your genius? Show off how smart you are in general? This awesome playlist on YouTube (embedded below) will have you learning on the go just about wherever and whenever you want. Want to better understand time travel? How about your brain on MDMA or what Edward Snowden thinks about current events? All that is in this incredibly lengthy and well-curated playlist. There are way too many videos here for one sitting. Unless you like marathon learning session (and who doesn’t?) then you should bookmark this page and come

Students love to watch and learn. Why not showcase some of the best free educational videos and their repositories then?