WeVideo Every Day: 40 Strategies to Deepen Learning in Any Class

WeVideo Every Day gives you 40 easy-to-use multimedia lessons that make learning fun and meaningful!

Ditch boring worksheets and tedious tasks! With WeVideo's video creation and editing tools it's easy to design interactive and fun learning experiences that build on your students’ strengths and interests—regardless of the subject matter or whether you are in teaching in the classroom or in a virtual setting.

In this easy-to-follow guide, educator and WeVideo expert Nathan Lang-Raad provides 40 strategies to integrate this powerful multimedia tool into your classroom. Using WeVideo to create while they learn, students practice real-life problem-solving skills.

Using the strategies in WeVideo Every Day, you can . . .

• Create an student-centered environment where learners feel safe and empowered.
• Clearly communicate goals in a fun and engaging way.
• See learning in action.
• Provide a structure for students to share their voice with their peers, the community, and the world.
• Engage students in deeper learning through critical thinking and creativity.

Take learning further with WeVideo!

“For video to really impact learning and outcomes, active use should be the goal. What is even more important is how learners are empowered to use their own devices to capture video as a means to showcase what they have learned. Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad addresses these critical components and more in a practical guide that will pave the way to unleash the true power of video in the classroom.” —Eric Sheninger, ICLE senior fellow, award-winning principal, and best-selling author of Digital Leadership

“As educators, how do we encourage, support, and promote creativity in the classroom? Students naturally crave ways to express themselves creatively, and this book gives practical ways for teachers to help students do just that.” —Jennie Magiera, chief program officer at EdTechTeam and president of The Student Voice Foundation

"This book provides helpful strategies to support student growth and learning by giving learners a place to play, discover, wonder, be heard, solve problems, and create. Thank you for writing this, Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad!" —Alice Keeler, educator, speaker, and author of 50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom