Recognize your
Champions
Empowering educators with video! Join a passionate community of teachers, librarians, and leaders who believe in the power of video to transform teaching and learning.
Have a Champion in mind?
Noticed an educator who deserves recognition for what they do?
Nominate them (or yourself!) to be featured and celebrated for their impact with video learning.
Step 1
Complete the Champion nomination application
Step 2
Nominee tells us about their experience with video learning
Step 3
ClickView publishes the Champion Spotlight
Sarah LivingstonDigital Library Resource Specialist, ONC BOCES
"ClickView is our go-to one-stop shop for our teachers. We love that it has easily digestible videos, lesson plans, and customizable videos for all grades with alignment to our state standards."
Jane ArsenaultGrade 2 teacher, Peru Elementary School
"I’m not a real techie person at all, but I did find my way around ClickView, which is saying something for the platform. What I really love is that it can be interactive and ask questions - the video will run for a minute or two and then stop with a question, and I very much like that checking for understanding built right in."
Alicia MakenzieLibrary Media Specialist, WSWHE BOCES
"ClickView works for teachers and students pre K-12, which is amazing. Our teachers and students love how easy it is to use. The curated topics make it easy to find related resources quickly. We have even stopped supporting other streaming services because ClickView provides everything we need."
Keith RoyersInstructional Technology Specialist, Lancaster-Lebanon IU13
"ClickView has helped improve the efficiency of instructional video content for districts within Lancaster-Lebanon IU13. The interactive features and insightful analytics guide data-driven instruction in the classroom."
Blake HopperAssistant Principal, Tazewell-New Tazewell Primary School - Claiborne County SD, TN
"The library is really the nucleus of the school. It's the heart of the school because of all the things can happen there."
Dianne KrauseInstructional Technology Specialist, Wissahickon School District - Ambler, PA
"School is the equalizer. No matter a student’s home situation - socioeconomic status, devices, internet access - school can provide opportunities. We have the tech, hardware, software, and time."
