Media

= [|United Streaming (Requires a Subscription)] = ===This website is a great resource for educational videos. You can choose to watch segments or entire clips. Not only does this website provide videos, it provides writing prompts and photos as well. From author studies to historical events, this website has a video for everything. ===

**Steps:**
1. Ask your district or school to pay for a subscription for Discovery Education's United Streaming website. 2. Visit the link above. 3. Login using your username and password, and click "Login." 4. Using the search bar at the top center of the page, type in the subject you would like to see videos for. 5. Click on the choices on the page to view the entire video or use the box to the right to pick smaller clips from the video. 6. Use the options at the bottom of the video to adjust volume or to view the video in full screen. = ﻿ = = [|Teacher Tube (Free)] = ===This, too, is a great website to find educational videos. Teacher Tube is different from United Streaming because it offers audio clips, documents, and teaching resources as well as film clips. ===

**Steps:**
1. Visit the link above. 2. Click on the search bar at the top of the page. 3. Type in the subject you would like to see videos for. 4. Click on the drop down menu (located next to the search bar) and select "Videos." 5. Click on "Search." 6. Click on any of the videos.

= [|One True Media (Free)] = ===Instead of you showing the students a video clip, you could ask them to create their own. Students use synthesis skills to create a film with videos, photos, and sound. Instead of the age-old book report, assign something requiring them to use critical thinking skills. ===

S﻿teps:
1. Visit the link above. 2. Click on "Create" at the top of the page. 3. Click on "Create" located in the green box. 4. Click on "Join Now." 5. Enter the information required. 6. Click on "Create." 7. Upload pictures and video clips, and students organize as they see fit.