Coverr – One of My New Favorites in 2021
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07 Jul Coverr – One of My New Favorites in 2021

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I’m taking this week to recharge and get ready for the next session of the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. For the next few days I’m going to highlight some of my favorite new and new-to-me tools so far this year. 

Coverr is a relatively new website that is offering free B-roll video clips that you can download and reuse in your own projects. Most of the videos are silent and are short clips of less than a minute. Downloading them takes just one click. Registration is not required in order to download from Coverr and, according to Coverr’s terms of service, attribution is not required although it is appreciated. 

You can search for videos on Coverr by entering simple keywords like “dog” and “cat.” The other option for discovering videos on Coverr is to simply browse through the thematic collections of stock video clips. 
Coverr’s user interface does have one element that might cause some confusion for students. Coverr appears to generate revenue through Shutter Stock’s affiliate program. That’s why there is a row of Shutter Stock video clips on the top of every page and another a little lower on each page. It would be fairly easy for someone to overlook the Shutter Stock label and end up clicking on one of the videos that isn’t available for free. 

Applications for Education
Pixabay has been my go-to resource for free B-roll video clips for years. Coverr probably isn’t going to supplant Pixabay as a my go-to, but it does represent an alternative source for free video clips that teachers and students can use without worrying about copyright infringement. 

I’m taking this week to recharge and get ready for the next session of the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. For the next few days I’m going to highlight some of my favorite new and new-to-me tools so far this year. Coverr is a relatively new website that is offering free B-roll video clips that you can download and reuse in your own projects. Most of the videos are silent and are short clips of less than a minute. Downloading them takes just one click. Registration is not required in order to download from Coverr and, according to Coverr’s terms of service, attribution is not required although it is appreciated. You can search for videos on Coverr by entering simple keywords like “dog” and “cat.” The other option for discovering videos on Coverr is to simply browse through the thematic collections of stock video clips. Coverr’s user interface does have one element that might cause some confusion for students. Coverr appears to generate revenue through Shutter Stock’s affiliate program. That’s why there is a row of Shutter Stock video clips on the top of every page and another a little lower on each page. It would be fairly easy for someone to overlook the Shutter Stock label and end up clicking on one of the videos that isn’t available for free. Applications for EducationPixabay has been my go-to resource for free B-roll video clips for years. Coverr probably isn’t going to supplant Pixabay as a my go-to, but it does represent an alternative source for free video clips that teachers and students can use without worrying about copyright infringement. b-roll, Coverr, Free Media Clips, Free Technology For Teachers, Free video clipsRead More

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