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Free, educational kids teaching kids Student-Created Tutorials for all school subjects by Eric Marcos’ students & around the globe. StudentCreated.TV is a free, educational "kids teaching kids" project featuring Student-Created Tutorials for all school subjects. Teacher Eric Marcos & his Students at Lincoln Middle School in Santa Monica, CA as well as students from around the globe are invited to contribute their own tutorial screencasts. Student-created art can be uploaded. All the video tutorials are reviewed and approved by a credentialed teacher. The computer logo was created by student Andrew Rothman (who also created our iPhone/iPad Mathtrain app several years ago, while a middle school student). Students are encouraged to upload their own created tutorials to StudentCreated.TV! There are numerous ways to create screencasts. We love Camtasia Studio and usually write onto OneNote or Windows Journal. If you're using an iPad, there are numerous screencasting apps available such as Doceri, ScreenChomp, EduCreations, ExplainEverything and ShowMe. Interactive whiteboards, such as SmartBoard and the Smart Notebook, can also be used. So Students, start creating and uploading! And Everyone, feel free to use and share the resources on our site. Thanks. Visit our other free tutorial site, Mathtrain.TV.
Apr 21, 2014
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