Next Vista Announces Educational Videos of the Year

Last week Next Vista for Learning announced the finalists for their educational videos of the year contest. Over the weekend the winners we...

Next Vista Announces Finalists for Educational Video of the Year

My favorite educational video sharing site, Next Vista , has announced the finalists for their Videos of the Year . There are three Video of...

The Strength of Simple Videos

Over the last month I've facilitated a handful of workshops on the topic of video creation in the classroom. One of the points that I al...

A Great Message from a Student About Autism Awareness

My friend Rushton Hurley recently sent me a video that a student had posted on Next Vista for Learning . The video , embedded below, feature...

Winning Videos from Next Vista's Latest Video Contest

Next Vista for Learning is the first video sharing site that I recommend to teachers looking for alternatives to YouTube. Videos on Next Vi...

Next Vista for Learning - Videos of the Year

Next Vista for Learning is the first video sharing site that I recommend to teachers looking for alternatives to YouTube. Videos on Next Vi...

Take Flight with This Student and Teacher Video Contest on Next Vista

Next Vista for Learning recently announced the launch of their spring video creation contest for students and teachers. Creative Flight is...

A Short Guide to Green Screen Special Effects in iMovie

My friend Rushton Hurley's Next Vista for Learning educational video hosting service recently hosted a video creation contest for teach...

Video - The Black Death in 90 Seconds

Yesterday, in an email from Next Vista for Learning I learned about this short explanation of The Black Death created by a teacher in Cali...

The Infinite Thinking Machine Show Returns

The Infinite Thinking Machine is a web video series produced by CUE . The show returned last week after a five year hiatus. The new show, l...

The Best of Next Vista for Learning

I've written about Next Vista for Learning in the past and I mention it more often than not in my presentations because I think that it...