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CurriculumBits Free videos. Click on a subject area or type in a topic in the search engine. Videos come up showing with a price, however, they are all available for free preview as many times as you need to use them. The videos are appropriate for use with a data projector.

Documentary/Nonfiction Films a collection of 90+ sites with screenshots of free videos!

Education Planet offers an ever-growing list of high-quality educational videos reviewed by teachers for teachers.

HippoCampus videos for algebra, biology, American government, calculus, environmental science, physics, psychology, religion, statistics and U.S. history.

How Stuff Works topics include science, math, and technology.

Internet Video Magazine spotlights the best videos and Internet films and movies on the net, as well as great web sites that demonstrate amazing creativity and skill regarding how they integrate video into the site.  The site includes a section called "Videos for Kids and Teachers - Internet Video and Multimedia Resources for Teachers, Students and Education".

Khan Academy It is a popular fast growing math library provides thousands of videos with alternative, engaging instruction in math, science, finance, and history. Constantly expanding and improving, this is a rich resource for instruction and learning.

Magma Among other things, it shows you a continually updated listing of the most viewed videos on YouTube, Stumbleupon, Twitter, Delicious and a bunch more sites. In addition, you can collect your own lists of the ones you want to save.

Next Vista Three categories of videos: 1) how to do something, 2) cultural understanding and 3) service-learning.

Online Video Links Collection of links from a high school of sources for free online videos.

PBS Videos offers videos from the most popular shows including Frontline, NOVA, Nature, and American Experience.

School Tube is a website dedicated to the sharing of videos created by students and teachers. School Tube allows teachers and schools to create their own channels for sharing their students' works.

Snag Films Free videos including National Geographic for download! 

TeacherTube videos by teachers and for teachers

Teacher's Domain Free multimedia library that offers teachers access to classroom-ready video clips from public television programs such as NOVA, A Science Odyssey, and ZOOM. This site is also excellent for student research.

Teachers.TV free educational/instructional videos and resources for teachers.  Videos are divided into subject areas and by primary or secondary.

TED Talks inspirational, thought-provoking, educational and entertaining presentations given by experts on a wide variety of topics including education.

WatchKnow educational videos are collected from all over the Internet, given an annotation, placed into a general category "folder" and are available from the site.  They are not available for download from the site but are viewable from the site and usable with a data projector. If you want to download the video, the source is listed as well as the title.

YouTube has educational video channels including 4teachers.org, Library of Congress, University of California Berkeley, University of Southern California, MIT, Duke University, Purdue University, and others.

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History Video:

Awesome Stories

The Biography Channel

C-Span Video Library

Critical Past

FedFlix a collection of nearly 2000 films produced by the US government during the 20th Century.

The History Channel

Open Vault provides online access to unique and historically important content produced by public television station WGBH between 1968 - 1993 for individual and classroom learning.  Each record includes a video description, and when applicable, program and series descriptions. Open Vault includes over 500 streaming video clips and more than 1,000 interviews.

Smithsonian Channel

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News Video

CNN Student News a daily web show highlighting a handful of stories ranging from traditional serious news topics to how-to stories appealing mostly to students to light and fun stories.

MSNBC Video

The New York Times Video

Reuters News Videos

Voice of America Videos

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Science Video:

BBC Solar System-  NASA isn't the only one with videos!

Biology Department at Davidson College has a large collection of videos and animation on cell biology processes.

Brightstorm Science Videos for biology, chemistry and physics

Cell Biology Animation visit here for colorful animations of cell biology for use with a data projector or white board.

Explore More's Water Cycle animation of the water cycle that would be great for use with a data projector

Global Warming Videos A collection of Global Warming Videos from National Geographic address greenhouse gasses, glacial melt, and other topics.

The Green House Effect from National Geographic includes video and quiz

The Naked Scientists' Experiments from their Radio & Science Podcasts whose experiments are made for the kitchen.

Science Lab Safety Rap Video on TeacherTube

Science Lab Safety Video on TeacherTube

Sumanas Animations animated tutorials for biology, microbiology, ecology, molecular biology, chemistry, astronomy, environmental science, and neuroscience.

Untamed Science biology and biodiversity videos

USGS Multimedia Gallery

The Wild Classroom Biology Videos and Podcasting via Ecogeeks

Wired Science videos on science and technology

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Last Updated Thursday, October 13, 2011

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