Build shared professional vision with video examples
How Edthena Video Libraries Work
01 Collect
Educators from across your district contribute their videos
02 Curate
Library managers ensure quality, edit videos, and align to standards
03 Share
Everyone in your district can access videos via a secure portal
Collect videos from all your educators
Any video can be nominated for consideration from across your organization
Integrated approval workflow
Designate specific people to curate and approve videos for the library
Secure, whole-organization access
Instant, email-verified access for every educator without extra logins
Customized to your standards
Utilize your frameworks when categorizing videos in the library
Pinpoint key moments with timestamps
Connect skill tags to specific moments for faster learning
Search and filter across all videos
Quickly search text descriptions, or filter by grade and subject tags
Reliable video recording and uploading
Upload from any platform or device, and even use videos from Chromebooks and Zoom-teaching
Create bite-size examples for every standard
Librarians can trim and blur library videos with just a few clicks
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