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Professional Developments will guide me down the right path as a teacher and will always be there in hopes that I can better who I am as a teacher. I am looking forward to using this website to take professional developments during my down time.

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This website will be a life saver as I will be navigating my way through the "new teacher life". It gives hundreds of different videos on how to do certain lessons in the classroom or different ways to incorporate technology. This is very beneficial as the goal is to incorporate technology in a correct manor.

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Bringing multimedia into the classroom is a great way to engage students in learning. Supplementing lessons, opening up new interests, and offering inspiration, online videos make for an incredible teaching tool. In 2010, we covered our favorite 100 video sites for educators, and we've now updated our list with more than 100 resources and more than 25 brand new entries.

Educational Video Collection

Specifically designed for education, these collections make it easy to find video learning resources.

1. TeacherTube: This YouTube for teachers is an amazing resource for finding educationally-focused videos to share with your classroom. You can find videos uploaded by other teachers or share your own.

2. Edutopia: An awesome place to find learning ideas and resources, Edutopia has videos, blogs, and more, all sorted into grade levels.

3. YouTube EDU: A YouTube channel just for education, you can find primary and secondary education, university-level videos, and even lifelong learning.

4. Classroom Clips: Classroom Clips offers media for educators and students alike, including video and audio in a browseable format.

5. neoK12: Find science videos and more for school kids in K-12 on neoK12.

6. OV Guide: Find education videos on this site, featuring author readings and instructional videos.

7. CosmoLearning: This free educational website has videos in 36 different academic subjects.

8. Google Educational Videos: Cool Cat Teacher offers this excellent tutorial for finding the best of Google's educational videos.

9. Brightstorm: On Brightstorm, students can find homework help in math and science, even test prep, too.

10. Explore.org: Explore.org shares live animal cams, films, educational channels, and more for your classroom to explore.

11. UWTV: Offered by the University of Washington, UWTV has videos in the arts, K-12, social sciences, health, and more.

12. Videolectures.net: With Videolectures.net, you'll get access to browseable lectures designed for the exchange of ideas and knowledge, offering videos in architecture, business, technology, and many more categories.

13. TED-Ed: From a site that's long been known for big ideas, you'll find TED-Ed, videos specifically designed to act as highly engaging and fun lessons.

14. Zane Education: Zane Education offers resources for visual learning, including the very popular on demand subtitled videos.

15. Backpack TV: In this educational video library, you'll find a special interest in math, science, and other academic subjects.

16. MentorMob: Featuring learning playlists, MentorMob is a great place to find lessons you want to teach.

17. Disney Educational Productions: This resource from Disney is a great place to find videos for students at the K-12 level.

General Video Collection

Network TV, inspiring talks, and more are all available in these collections. Check out special categories and searches to find videos that will work in your classroom.

Teacher Education

Featuring higher-level learning, these video sites are great resources for finding education that's fit for teachers.

1. Academic Earth: Learn about science, justice, economics, and more from some of the world's great universities. You can even earn a degree from this site!

2. Teacher Training Videos: Specifically created to teach educators, Teacher Training Videos is a great place to find online tutorials for technology in education.

3. Classroom 2.0: Check out Classroom 2.0′s videos to learn about Web 2.0, social media, and more.

4. Atomic Learning: Visit Atomic Learning to find resources for K-12 professional development.

5. iTunesU: Find university-level learning and more from iTunesU.

6. Videos for Professional Development: An excellent collection of professional development videos, Wesley Fryer's post shares some of the best teacher videos available.

7. Learner.org: Annenberg Learner offers excellent teacher professional development and classroom resources for just about every curriculum available.

8. MIT Open CourseWare: The leader in Open CourseWare, MIT has free lectures and videos in 2,100 courses.

Lesson Planning

Put together your lesson plans with the help of these useful video sites.

Science, Math, and Technology

You'll find special attention for STEM subjects on these video sites.

1. Green Energy TV: On Green Energy TV, you'll find learning resources and videos for the green movement, including a video version of the children's book Living Green: A Turtle's Quest for a Cleaner Planet.

2. BioInteractive: Find free videos and other resources for teaching "ahead of the textbook" from BioInteractive, part of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

3. ARKive: Share images and videos of the world's most endangered species with your students, thanks to ARKive. These wildlife films and photos are from some of the world's best filmmakers and photographers, sharing stunning images that everyone can appreciate.

4. MathTV: Students who need extra help with math can find support on MathTV. This site offers videos explaining everything from basic mathematics all the way to trigonometry and calculus.

5. The Science Network: Check out The Science Network, where you'll find the world's leading scientists explaining concepts including viruses and the birth of neurons.

6. PopTech: Bringing together a global community of innovators, PopTech has videos explaining economics, water, and plant-based fuels.

7. PsychCentral: Students can learn about what makes people tick through PsychCentral's brain and behavior videos.

8. How Stuff Works: The video channel from How Stuff Works offers an in-depth look at adventure, animals, food, science, and much more.

9. Science Stage: Find science videos, tutorials, courses, and more streaming knowledge on Science Stage.

10. Exploratorium TV: Allow students to explore science and beyond with Exploratorium TV's videos, webcasts, podcasts, and slideshows.

11. SciVee: SciVee makes science visible, allowing searchable video content on health, biology, and more.

12. The Futures Channel: Visit the Futures Channel to find educational videos and activities for hands-on, real world math and science in the classroom.

13. All Things Science: For just about any science video you can imagine, All Things Science has it, whether it's about life after death or space elevators.

14. ATETV: Check out Advanced Technological Education Television (ATETV) to find videos exploring careers in the field of technology.

History, Arts, and Social Sciences

Explore history and more in these interesting video collections.

1. The Kennedy Center: Find beautiful performances from The Kennedy Center's Performance Archive.

2. The Archaeology Channel: Students can explore human cultural heritage through streaming media on The Archaeology Channel.

3. Web of Stories: On Web of Stories, people share their life stories, including Stan Lee, writer, Mike Bayon, WWII veteran, and Donald Knuth, computer scientist.

4. Stephen Spielberg Film and Video Archive: In this archive, you'll find films and videos relating to the Holocaust, including the Nuremberg Trials and Hitler speeches.

5. Culture Catch: Students can tune into culture with Dusty Wright's Culture Catch.

6. Folkstreams: On Folkstream.net, a national preserve of documentary films about American roots cultures, you'll find the best of American folklore films.

7. Digital History: A project of the University of Houston, Digital History uses new technology, including video, to enhance teaching and research in history.

8. History Matters: Another university project, this one is from George Mason University. Sharing primary documents, images, audio, and more, there's plenty of historic multimedia to go around on this site.

9. Social Studies Video Dictionary: Make definitions visual with this video dictionary for social studies.

10. The Living Room Candidate: From the Museum of the Moving Image, The Living Room Candidate features presidential campaign commercials from 1952 to 2008.

11. Media Education Foundation: The Media Education Foundation offers documentary films and other challenging media for teaching media literacy and media studies.

Video Tools

Make it easy to find, share, and view videos with these tools.

Network and Program Videos

Check out these sites to find public broadcasting and other educational programs.

1. PBS Video: Watch and share PBS videos online with this site.

2. National Geographic: Find some of the world's most amazing videos of natural life on National Geographic's online video home.

3. NOVA Teachers: NOVA shares highly organized videos for teachers, with 1-3 hour programs divided into chapters, plus short 5-15 minute segments from NOVA scienceNOW.

4. Discovery Education: Use Discovery Education's videos to inspire curiosity, bringing the Discovery channel into your classroom.

5. C-SPAN Video Library: Find Congressional and other political programs and clips in this digital archive from C-SPAN.

6. NBC Learn: Check out NBC Learn to find excellent resources for learning from NBC, including the science behind just about everything from the summer Olympics to hockey.

7. History.com: Watch full episodes, clips, and videos from the History channel.

8. Biography: Get the true story behind peoples' lives from these videos from the Biography channel.

9. BBC Learning: BBC offers an excellent learning site, including learning resources for schools, parents, and teachers. One of BBC's most impressive resources is a live volcano conversation discussing the world's most active volcano in Hawaii.

Free Movies and Clips

Documentaries and other educational movies and clips are available on these sites.

1. Free Documentaries: On Free Documentaries, "the truth is free," with a variety of documentary films available for streaming. (Link unavailable.)

2. SnagFilms: On SnagFilms, you can watch free movies and documentaries online, with more than 3,000 available right now.

3. Top Documentary Films: Watch free documentaries online in this great collection of documentary movies.

4. TV Documentaries: This Australian site has excellent documentaries about child growth, historic events, and even animations about classical Greek mythology.

How-Tos

Satisfy students' desire for knowledge and hands-on learning by sharing how-to videos from these sites.

Government & Organizations

Offered as a service from government organizations and other groups, these are great places to find top-notch educational videos and often, historical treasures.
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Bringing multimedia into the classroom is a great way to engage students in learning. Supplementing lessons, opening up new interests, and offering inspiration, online videos make for an incredible teaching tool. In 2010, we covered our favorite 100 video sites for educators, and we've now updated our list with more than 100 resources and more than 25 brand new entries.

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How does one improve as a teacher if they do not know what they are doing incorrectly? As a future educator, I will take my future evaluations very seriously. Although criticism can be challenging at times, it's only there to make us better. I will take each evaluation as an opportunity for growth and to grow into the most successful educator possible.