Free training: Effective pedagogical use of video in the classroom
Who should attend? The webinars are designed for beginners to experienced ClickView users. Staff from your school, or other schools, are welcome to register. If you cannot attend, register and after the webinar ClickView will email you the recording.
Teachers and students can find and share curriculum-relevant videos that support their subjects and research outcomes.
ClickView can also record Foxtel programmes for you and add them to your Workspace once they've aired. The service is at no extra cost and counts towards your daily request limit.
Sign in through MyGrammar to access ClickView at home or away from school.
In the webinar below, ClickView Learning Advisors discussed how video can be used to align teaching with the individual learning needs of each student. Watch the webinar recording to learn about differentiation in a variety contexts, and how educators are using the ClickView platform to differentiate their teaching.
Create Interactive Videos
Did you know you can take any video and add an interactive layer of built-in questions or problems for homework. Students can't proceed until they answer these questions. Then use the analytics to check who watched the video and how many questions they were able to answer correctly.
Click here to learn how to create your own interactive video.
Feature Films for you to watch
Boost student outcomes and expand upon learnings with ClickView's collection of current and classic feature films.
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To Kill A Mockingbird (E)
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I Am Not Your Negro (M)
Stay up-to-date with ClickView TV Guide
The ClickView TV Guide brings you the best recommendations for educational programmes from free to air television, saving you time and energy.
Every fortnight the ClickView Curation Team will look ahead in the free to air broadcasting schedule and find programmes that are relevant to your classroom.
Your friendly library staff are available to help students and staff to access, clip and download programs for learning and research purposes. Come and see us today!