This dynamic online library gives you access to a selection of over 250 educational videos from social media platforms, about a wide variety of subjects and topics! Explore and use this content as teaching material or inspiration for your own creations!
What is the European Union?
The video introduces the nature and governance of the European Union.
What to say when you are in good health
This video gives alternatives in English to express the fact that you are in good health.
What’s your trick to draw functions with module?
The video contains tips on the modular design of functions.
When animals were taken to court (with lawyers and all)
Learn about the Middle Ages when there were animal trials because, at the time, they were considered responsible for their own actions.
Where did the notes get their names from? (DO – RE – MI etc.)
The video explains the history behind the names of the notes.
Which animal has the best eyesight?
This video explores the diversity of eyes and vision in the animal kingdom and explains their different characteristics.
Who was Aristotle?
The video is a presentation of the Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle.
Why does pastis become opaque when you add water to it?
This video explains why the pastis becomes opaque once we put another liquid within it.
Why does the Court of Justice of the European Union exist?
The video talks about the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Why Shakespeare loved iambic pentameter
This video teaches about the iambic pentameter in Shakespeare poetry.
Why should you read “The Handmaid’s Tale”?
This video is a literature review of “The Handmaid’s Tale”, summarising the story and explaining its context and meaning related to real-life History and human rights.
Why should you read Virginia Woolf?
The video explains some of Virginia Woolf’s life and work.
