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WeVideo
WeVideo is a cloud-based video editing and interactive video platform that allows teachers and students to create, edit, and share videos using just a web browser, and to insert quizzes, discussions, and surveys into videos for use in class.
Basic concepts
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It's 100% cloud-based, so you can edit videos right in your web browser or mobile app without installing any additional software.
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It provides a drag-and-drop timeline editor and has full editing features such as video cutting and pasting, text insertion, transition effects, green screen (chroma key), audio recording, and screen recording.
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We have a library of over 1 million royalty-free stock footage, images, and audio files, so students don't have to search for them separately.
Education-specific features
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Interactive Video : You can insert multiple-choice and subjective quizzes, discussion questions, and polls onto completed videos, enabling active learning where students can respond and participate directly while watching the video.
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Branch Scenario : This can be designed to move to different videos or pages depending on student responses, making it useful for individualized and differentiated instruction.
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Real-time collaborative editing : Multiple students can access and edit a project simultaneously, making it ideal for group video projects.
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Course Management : Teachers can group video assignments into courses, distribute them, and review and grade student submissions in one place.
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Learning Data Analysis : You can check student response data (correct answer rate, viewing time, participation, etc.) for interactive videos in real time and reflect it in improving your classes.
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Import Google Slides/PowerPoint : Automatically place existing presentation files on the timeline, then add voice narration and music to turn them into lecture videos.
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AI features : AI voiceover that converts text to speech, AI-based subtitle generation, etc. are supported.
Utilization in K-12
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Student Video Projects : Create creative projects related to your curriculum, such as science experiment videos, historical documentaries, book trailers, and self-introduction videos.
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Storyboard Mode : For students who have difficulty editing the timeline, such as those in lower elementary school, a storyboard mode is provided that allows for simple composition by scene.
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Flipped Learning : Teachers create lecture videos, insert quizzes, and distribute them as pre-study materials, while conducting in-depth activities in the classroom.
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Screen recording/webcam recording : You can record videos (tutorials, presentations, etc.) where students show their screens and explain things without any additional programs.
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Boclips Integration : Integrates with Boclips, a library of secure, educationally-verified video content, allowing you to insert ad-free educational videos directly into your projects.
Use at universities
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Lecture Video Production : Professors convert slide-based lectures into videos or add interactive quizzes to lab and hands-on videos to use as asynchronous class materials.
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Student Collaborative Projects : Teams work on a single project and edit together to produce documentaries, presentation videos, and portfolios.
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VR/360-degree video editing : There are also cases, such as the NC State University case, where 360-degree VR videos are interactively edited in WeVideo and used in simulation-based classes, such as pre-service teacher training.
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Peer Review : Students share their videos and other students provide feedback through comment and discussion features.
Rates and Accessibility
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Basic editing and exporting are available with the free plan, while the "WeVideo for Schools" subscription plan for schools and districts offers unlimited storage, a premium stock library, interactive videos, and admin features.
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It integrates with major LMSs such as Google Classroom, Canvas, and Schoology, allowing assignment distribution and submission.
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It can be used regardless of device, including Chromebook, PC, Mac, and tablet.