Video Lessons
Apple computers play our videos in QuickTime with the free Flip4Mac plug-in.
Most of our video samples are in a resolution for easier online viewing. Home subscriptions use this resolution. Regular schools download lessons to their servers to view offline in higher resolution for full-screen viewing. In either case, students do the lessons individually or as a group. There are many good reasons for doing lessons either way, depending on the activity.
Below are samples from Batches 1 and 2. View more Batch 2 samples.
We started making language videos this year specifically for upper elementary. These lessons are included in the second batch of 100+ videos. Most are more rigorous and use more text and more quizzes and written response. We also agreed to make lessons for some junior highs in 09-10 and beyond. We are currently working on the third batch of 100+ videos for 2010-2011, and audio Fluency Builders for some sectors of industry.
This year the feedback on our instruction has equalled the positive feedback obtained when similar content was taught on site.
 The teacher explains. |
 Cultural Insight. Do we really use words?
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 Cultural Insight. Abi and Diego go legal. |
 Yésica Piggy. Meet her, love her. |
 The alphabet |
 Nervous Uno, a bilingual story |
 Putting thing in places |
 Pronunciation through song |
 My Darling Calabazas |
 Language on the Appalachian Trail |
 Zum-Zum. Many ways to say it |
 A Pack of Pals. Rare visit to
an alpaca herd
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(Batch 2)
Orientation to
upper el. videos
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 (Batch 2) Kentucky Jello Storm |
 (Batch 2) Gleny's Do |
 Cultural Insight (Batch 2). Stuck in the middle |
View more Batch 2 samples.
