As the site says, kids learn best by ‘seeing’ the world. I love embedding videos as teasers into learning programs, or as nuggets of information at the right point in the learning sequence. So I was pretty pleased when I came across neoK12 in my RSS feeds.
NeoK12 offers a great way to search for free online educational videos from all over the Internet. 30 second search provided me with some videos that will be perfect for a Year 7 science research project starting next term. Just saved myself heaps of time, AND the videos will mean that I can embed them right into the wiki!
I recommend taking a peek. Covers just about every subject area you might want. Even better… apparently all lessons and videos have been screened by K-12 teachers.
judyoconnell.com 
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What a great resource! I love the fact that all of the videos have been reviewed by teachers. I was wondering–how do they choose the videos to go on the site? Do teachers submit them?
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Thanks Judy, perfectly organised for school use
Thank you! I’ve already sunk many hours into looking for videos, this might give me some of my life back!
Hi Judy,
What a time saver this is! Thanks so much for sharing. I’ve subscribed to your blog for a while now and you continuously come up with things of use to me and my students – please keep them coming. =)