Whiteboard Videos For Schools & Universities

Appeal to the younger generation with a whiteboard animation that educates, informs and entertains for your school or university

Whiteboards are a staple of education, and younger generations have grown up surrounded by video. We believe that’s called a match made in heaven. Whiteboard videos are capable of explaining concepts in a way that speaks to all types of learner, regardless of age or background.

Visuals are processed in our brains 60,000 times faster than the written word, and counts for 90% of what we remember. Whiteboard animations increase retention of information by 15%, which Dr Richard Wiseman, Professor of the Public Understanding of Psychology at the University of Hertfordshire, says is extremely difficult to achieve by any other means.

Whiteboard animations are the natural choice for schools and universities who are looking to improve educational outcomes and promote themselves.

Videos We've Made For Schools & Universities

How videos can be used in education

Share your mission and ethos

With an engaging whiteboard video, you can communicate the mission or ethos of your school or university to attract new interest, or engage existing students and other stakeholders. Share the impact your work has had in in the community, and also set out your strategic plan for the future.

Present your research findings

Recent research or study? Tell people about what you discovered using a video that is fun, informative and highly effective at getting results.

Tell your class's story

People love to learn by listening to stories. Do you have an interesting story to tell about your class or group, but need a unique way to get the message across? Whiteboard videos make your story come to life in an engaging and memorable way.

Train your teachers and other staff

Whiteboard animations aren’t just for entertainment, and don’t just appeal to students, they work great for all purposes and audiences. People remember 92% of what they are told when it’s presented in a whiteboard animation, compared to 70% who will remember what they hear from a talking head video. Whether you need to explain a new exciting initiative, or go over ‘boring’ material like health and safety, you can make your training much more effective with a high quality animation.

Promote a course or educational event

Use whiteboard animation to capture people’s interest and to convey your message in a way that will lead to increased attendance. Explain what is so great about your course or event, how it works, what the attendees will get out of it, and how this will benefit their lives.

Showcase your students' work

Incorporate your students’ work into a video, whether it be something written, visual or performed. Use the whiteboard animation to present the work to parents, prospective students or the wider community. Show what great things you have achieved together.

Educate and engage your students

What better way to interact and engage with your students, than by a stylish, yet fun video that helps them to remember what they are being taught better than any other method? Video is the language of the YouTube and Facebook generation, so communicate with them in a way they will naturally pay attention to.

How can I get started?

To get a quote or get started on a project, just fill out the form below to tell us a bit about what you’re trying to achieve with video, or contact us at info@edenvideos.co.uk

“Educational video resources are a great way to add visual stimuli to your lectures. When used properly they can help to heighten the educational experience for students and raise the level of engagement and achievement during lectures.”

BBC Active

“For many educational institutions, video makes immediate sense, because it enables them to scale faculty and classes while offering tremendous cost-saving opportunities.”

Cisco

“Whether it’s on the inside of a cave or doodling on a notepad, pictures are a way for us to take a thought or an idea and represent it tangibly to another person. Video is an extension of this basic need. “

Open Sesame