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These online, interactive videos are a radical and innovative way to use videos in the classroom. Watch the video then answer questions as they come along either during the video, or as a summary check at the end. These questions come in multiple formats like ture or false, fill in the blank, multiple choice and more.
As you watch the video, curriculum-linked questions or activities will pop up that are relevant to the section of the video you just watched. From matching facial expressions to drag and drop, colouring-in or games for the entire class, there are activities to engage with every child or student. When a TECvideo covers multiple themes you can turn on or off certain question sets, this is done via Timelines.
Depending on what you're teaching or what you want your child or student to learn you can turn on different timelines. Each timeline focuses on a particular aspect of the content from the video. For example if a video has questions on grammar and some questions on spelling you could choose to have both timelines turned on, just one timeline or have both off and just watch the video.
As all TECvideos are hosted within The Education Cloud, all the resources come with the fantastic management controls you've come to expect from Education Umbrella.
Students can watch the videos without registering or logging in. Once you purchase a video just share the activation code with them and they will be able to watch instantly as long as you have copies available.
If you're buying it on behalf of a school or as a gift, you can send TECvideo(s) to somebody else via an email address after purchase.
To read a review of Storyteller Interactive, our Primary Literacy video series, click here.
Anancie learns a lesson in common sense – the hard way! This is a traditional West African story, mainly told by Ashanti or Yoruba people.
Anancie is half man, half spider and is a combination of trickster and hero. He is usually quite a selfish character, so in the beginning of this story, it appears he has changed. Encouraging children to share their pearls of common-sense and collecting them in his drum, he listens to everyone’s point of view, but we soon learn that he is going to hide them and not share this wisdom.
Please note, the spelling is sometimes known as Anansi or Anancie.
In this demo video you will explore the sample story Mr. Wah. You can try activities from all timelines to fully experience the power of The Education Cloud Video player.
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