Instead of ClickView
ClickView alternatives
ClickView gives schools a K–12 video platform built around standards-aligned lessons. Teachers can use ready-made quizzes or create them from videos, including their own uploads, and see which questions challenged students or whether they skipped a video. Teachers can also make clips and playlists, share content, and use listed school integrations. Its free teacher access starts with a limited school stream allocation; full institutional access is available through annual subscriptions, with no price specified for those subscriptions.
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Gil Hedley Integral Anatomy
Free plan WebAnatomy courses and continuing education — It offers over 400 hours of whole-body anatomy courses and presentations rather than a K–12 school video platform.
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Into Film+
Free plan WebUK schools seeking curriculum-linked film — It streams films, shorts, documentaries and TV programmes for UK schools, with scene highlights and playlists rather than ClickView’s school video and quiz tools.
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National Theatre Collection
Free plan WebClassroom study of filmed theatre — It pairs filmed UK theatre productions with play-specific teaching resources and learning packs, rather than a broad school video platform.
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NFSA Digital Resource Finder
Free plan WebAustralian curriculum-linked video clips — It is a searchable collection of NFSA educational clips with resource sheets and downloadable MP4s, rather than ClickView’s integrated classroom video platform.
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PBS LearningMedia
Free plan WebBroad PreK–12 classroom media — It offers videos, images, interactives, lesson plans, articles and primary sources with standards filters and lesson-building tools.
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TED-Ed
Free plan WebTeachers creating video-based lessons — It lets educators build lessons around TED-Ed Animations, TED Talks or YouTube videos, with questions, discussions and progress tracking.
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VideoLectures.NET
Free plan iPhoneLinuxMac+2Expert lectures across academic subjects — It provides conference and workshop lectures for learners and researchers, with chapter navigation and slide synchronisation rather than school-focused quizzes.
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Australian Screen Online (ASO) Education
Free plan Web - 9
ESEA Network On Demand
Free plan Web - 10
FreeSchool
Free plan Web - 11
NFB Education
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 12
Open Culture
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 13
Open Yale Courses
Free plan Web - 14
WP101
Free plan Web - 15
Bloomsbury Video Library
Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb - 16
BrainPOP
Free trial iPhoneWeb - 17
Digital Theatre+
Paid AndroidiPhoneLinux+3 - 18
Docuseek
Free trial Web - 19
Scholastic Watch and Learn Library
Free trial iPhoneMacWeb+1 - 20
Classroom Video On Demand
Paid AndroidiPhoneWeb - 21
Hopster
Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb - 22
IIL Learning in Minutes
Free trial Web - 23
Informit EduTV
Free trial Web - 24
JoVE Education
Free trial Web
A different service may fit better if you need a specialist subject collection, a broader mix of media, or free access without ClickView’s school stream allowance. The alternatives vary in audience and scope: some focus on theatre, anatomy or research lectures, while others provide curriculum resources for particular regions or age groups. Consider whether you need quizzes, student progress information, mobile access, downloads, or integrations, and check any access or licensing requirements. Also weigh a specialist library’s depth against ClickView’s school-focused video and classroom tools.
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