YouTube EDU highlights academic content from around the popular video sharing service. I don’t know how much of it would be applicable to K-12 learning, but it’s a very neat concept–especially considering that it was a volunteer effort by YouTube employees to showcase this type of material.
Unfortunately, many school districts block access to YouTube, but, much of this content is downloadable directly from YouTube (I talked about how to download video officially from YouTube last month)–or via less-official ways like KickYouTube or TubeTV. Keep that in mind if you find a clip you’d like to use in your professional development or teaching.
(Via TechCrunch)
