Probably the most unheralded videos on the web are how-to videos, and yet, they are some of the most popular.

Recently, TED put out a new beta that allows educators to customize lessons from the TED-Ed video library.

The odds are pretty good that if you’re reading an article on this website, you dabble from time to time in either the creation or marketing of online video. And while we have readers of all experience levels, from beginners to experts, all of us still have room for improvement–probably in several areas related to ..

We’ve talked a lot over the years about the exciting prospects of online video entering—and disrupting—the classroom. Indeed, the world of education is long overdue for an overhaul (at least in the U.S.), and video may be just the tool to do it.

We generally think of YouTube as a place where we can find entertainment, education, how-tos, and so forth.

So you’re a marketer or a small business or indie producer and you want people to watch your videos. Making a video go viral is probably out of your control, but making it good isn’t. For any brand or Web series producers, here are five best practices for how to build a strong and loyal video audience over time, courtesy of Jay Miletsky, CEO of online network MyPod Studios and an author of several branding books

Recently, YouTube announced their new educational channel lineup as part of their original channel initiative.

YouTube is rolling out six new educational channels focusing on math, science, history, art/culture, and astronomy .

Over the past few months, we have followed a couple of exciting new video applications for Popcorn.js, an HTML 5 framework for video.

When Common Craft pivoted their business into a educational video subscription service , a bit of a void was left in the universe.