Psychology video sharing site - PsychClips
April 27th, 2008 | by Mark Holah |
PsychClips is a great new web site for psychology teachers to share video and audio clips that are hosted on youtube-type sites.
There are already almost 100 video clips on PsychClips and with other psychology teachers help this should grow considerably. Some of the videos are the better-known ones such as the Milgram and Zimbardo clips but there are already some lesser-known ones that psychology teachers may not have seen before embedded on the site.
The site is free although you do have to register. Teachers who have already registered for PsychExchange can use their existing user name and password to access PsychClips.
Possibly the best feature of PsychClips is the book-marking facility. Teachers can add clips to their own profile so that they have instant access to these psychology clips when they log on. This is so useful for teachers who have access to networked interactive white-boards in their classroom – like me.
For a list of youtube-type video sharing sites check out yube.co.uk