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Seamlessly blend videos in your curriculum, foster self-paced learning, and join the #videolearning movement! https://learn.wevideo.com/explore-wevideo

A new school year means a fresh start. What is the one thing you are most focused on improving or trying differently in your classroom this year? Drop it in the comments, let's inspire each other! 👇

From vocabulary building to self-expression, one educator is using WeVideo in so many creative ways. 🎬 Hear Kelly Treat-Liciaga's WeVideo story and let us know yours!

Tip Tuesday: Did you know you can monitor exactly how your students are progressing through their interactive video assignments in WeVideo? Track scores, view individual responses, sync grades to your LMS, and even reset attempts all from one place. #TipTuesday #WeVideo #EdTech

Tip Tuesday: Combine video, text, and external links into one assignable sequence with Learning Path. Lock student progression, monitor real-time comprehension, and get true evidence that the learning actually happened. Learn more:

How do I create and assign learning paths to learners in WeVideo Multimedia Creation?

The WeVideo Multimedia Creation learning path allows instructors to combine videos, interactive videos, images, documents, websites, and text items into a learning path project for learners to comp...

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Tip Tuesday: WeVideo isn't just for the classroom. Use it to create engaging professional development videos your staff can watch on their own time, making PD more flexible, accessible, and worth a rewatch.  #TipTuesday

1 feature. 3 ways to use it. ClassFeed helps every student find their voice, not just the ones who raise their hand. Reflection, peer discussion, and inclusive participation all in one tool. Learn more →

ClassFeed Video-Based Grid Discussion Tool | Flipgrid Alternative | WeVideo

ClassFeed is a tool that functions similar to Flipgrid to create intuitive video-based discussions. It’s only available in WeVideo’s video learning platform — see how it works here.

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Tip Tuesday: Did you know you can add a due date to your video assignments in WeVideo? Set a deadline and students will know exactly when their work is expected, keeping everyone on track without the back and forth. #TipTuesday

"Instead of like a principal meeting of sit and get, okay, we're collaborating... we're using those practices in real time..." — Stephanie Howell Full episode:

The Lecture Is Dead Podcast: Controlling the Chaos, Reframing Fixed Mindsets, and Confessions of a Type A Personality

Episode Description In this episode of The Lecture is Dead, hosts Joe Wolff and Ryan Kochevar welcome educational strategist, Stephanie Howell. Together, they explore what classroom chaos means, how teaching executive functioning skills empowers student agency in a post-COVID world, and the value of personalized learning for today’s students. In This Episode Transforming chaos in the classroom with executive functioning skills that support personalized learning Shifting the “fixed growth mindset” with administrators Top three ways to effectively nurture student-led classrooms Establishing Global Google Educator Groups (GEGs) Guest — Educational Strategist, Intervention Specialist, Instructional Technology Coach, and Guest Presenter for ISTE, FETC, OETC, CUE, MACUL, and ETLA. Stephanie Howell is the co-author of Control the Chaos: What it takes to create order in the classroom and teach executive functioning skills. Beginning her career as a fifth grade intervention specialist and now teaching K-8, Stephanie excels at bringing design thinking into classrooms and conversations. Resources & Links   About the Podcast Two former educators. One big question: If the lecture is dead, what comes next? A bi-weekly podcast on reimagining teaching as active, creative, and human. Credits Hosted by Joe Wolff and Ryan Kochevar Produced by WeVideo Edited by ThrottleUp Media Subscribe & Follow 📌 Follow The Lecture Is Dead on your favorite podcast platform 🌐 Learn more at

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Tip Tuesday: Already have a YouTube video you love? Drop it directly into WeVideo's interactivity panel and layer in questions, polls, and reflections throughout. Turn any video into an interactive lesson in minutes. #TipTuesday

1 feature. 3 ways to use it. Storyboard Mode can help support emerging video creators, quickly teach the ropes of video editing, or help transition to advanced editing tools. It's proof that one feature can flex to fit a lot of different needs. Which way would you use it?

Tools grow with the people using them. 🌱 EdTech Specialist Emily Nestor shares how her school's WeVideo use evolved from student creation to so much more— plus the data to prove it works. What's your WeVideo story?

"Now if we're creating cognitive dependency and we're stunting a kid's growth, that's where we have to look at every single assignment..." — @steviefrank.bsky.social  Full episode:

The Lecture Is Dead Podcast: Cognitive Offloading, Future-Ready Literacy, and the Return of the Rainforest Cafe

Episode Description In this episode of The Lecture is Dead podcast, hosts Joe Wolff and Ryan Kochevar explore the evolution of classroom learning and the introduction of large language models (LLM). Joined by ISTE’s featured voice and public school educator of 16 years, Stevie Frank, they discuss the necessity of exercising discernment with AI in learning, effective ways to prepare learners for an AI world, and the importance of nurturing literacy skills in modern classrooms. In This Episode What it means to be an ISTE 2026 featured voices How classrooms have evolved since Stevie began teaching Intentional ways to integrate technology into curriculum Ways to enhance learning with AI and using critical thought around it Guest — Public School Educator, Digital Learning Coach, Technology Integration Specialist, and an ISTE 2026 Featured Voice Supporter of three different schools, co-teacher, co-planner, technology leadership group facilitator, and K-8 public school educator, Stevie Frank discusses how classrooms have changed since the beginning of her career and effective ways to activate learning and support future readiness in today’s learners. Resources & Links About the Podcast Two former educators. One big question: If the lecture is dead, what comes next? A bi-weekly podcast on reimagining teaching as active, creative, and human. Credits Hosted by Joe Wolff and Ryan Kochevar Produced by WeVideo Edited by ThrottleUp Media Subscribe & Follow 📌 Follow The Lecture Is Dead on your favorite podcast platform 🌐 Learn more at

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