Some of you may recall the Creative Archive Licence that was launched a few years ago. The idea behind it was that some of the archives of some of our quality broadcasters would be made available for use in education and creative projects.
From the BBC’s side of things, it all went quiet about two years ago. However, I stumbled across a new service that is located in the BBC’s Schools section – Class Clips.
This is a superb collection of over 2000 educational videos that aren’t only bits of stock footage, but extracts of educational programming that can be used in a wide range of contexts. The searching is clean and simple and watching the clips is easy. You can view them via the web page or copy and paste various URLs so that you can hyperlink directly to just the video (see Video Options at the bottom of the right hand menu).
(And for those of you that read my last post, yes, the above image was created in three clicks!)
March 31, 2009 at 8:36 am |
Hi Spencer
Really like the idea of Class Clips. Have looked at the PSHE sections and there are some good ones on cyber bullying.
Kate