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This video includes constructivism, cognitivism, behaviorism, connectivism, AND humanism. Think Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs when thinking about humanism.

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The narrator describes and defines cognitivism as well as discusses the main researchers that were involved in researching this learning theory.

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This is an older video where Dr. Siemens is talking about how education needs to evolve as we move into the technological age. He is suggesting that we need to put the individual learner first because we, as learners, can now curate our own learning using the power of technology. The goal is to let the learner be motivated by their choices. It is interesting to listen to what he said 9 years ago and think about what has happened since then.

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George Siemens: Changing Schools, Changing Knowledge

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This video gives a clear and concise overview of the theory of connectivism. I am always a fan of including a 2-3 videos on the same topic and allowing my students to choose which one they want to watch.

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This second part of the Behaviorism video from Alana Snow continues her explanation of behaviorism through commentary about the experiments that that proved the theory.

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BlueSofaMedia shares an overview of cognitivism. I like to include videos created by the same person/company as an option so that my students are familiar with the cadence and delivery.

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I am always a fan of PowToon videos. While not all PowToons are great, the visuals often help drive home the message. This video discusses the top three behaviorists - Pavlo, Watson, and Skinner - and how the behaviorism theory came to be through their observations and experiments.

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Behaviorism: Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner

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BlueSofaMedia shares an overview of behaviorism. I like how this video gives an explanation of the theory as well as how this learning theory can be applied to his classroom management.

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This video explains what constructivism is and how it applies to the classroom setting.

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Dr. Siemens is the one of the originators of the theory of connectivism. He clearly explains how he came to the idea that we learn through connections.

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Overview of connectivism - Dr George Siemens

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BlueSofaMedia shares an overview of constructivism and offers ideas on how to apply constructivism to the classroom setting.

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Out of the three videos that I chose to watch, this one was the one that I liked the best.  The visuals, the calm tone of the teacher, and some of the verbiage that was used.  I liked how the speaker said that connectivism in the digital age is "know-where."