The Student Video Network is a section of eSchool News where students can post their videos – a place where students might get national recognition for their video. How cool is that? Think back to when you were in school – how much more fun would it be to create a video than always write a paper – and I liked writing papers. And better yet, how great would it have been to have had the potential for national recognition for your video?
Now fast forward and think of some of the junk that’s on television and YouTube and imagine how great it would be to have an alternative for kids to check out. A series of videos created by other kids for school would fit that bill. Well, that’s what the Student Video Network is. Tell your kids, tell their teachers.
And check out a Minnesota-based video created by students at Eagan High School talk about their experience working with the Student Video Network (SVN) of www.eSchoolNews.TV, a project-based educational program provided to selected schools free of charge by the national news organization eSchool Media.
It’s a great use of broadband in the schools.
