Videotelling in practice
During a videotelling workshop, the stories you tell come from short online videos.
For example, in the image, Brandon (centre) is telling the story of the clumsiest food delivery guy ever â an incident caught on camera and shared on Instagram.
'Videotelling' is a great way to build storytelling skills and confidence â without the added pressure of going personal.
How does it work?
A six-unit course
And a new lens for teaching with video and story â with practical ideas to try straight away.
Community and coaching
Three 90-minute small-group masterclass sessions where you practise videotelling live and get feedback.Â
Flexible and self-access
Work at your own pace. You'll have lifetime access to all materials.
Meet your trainer
For almost 20 years, Jamie Keddie has been creating courses and resources to help teachers structure their lessons, motivate students and find meaning in their teaching.
He has shared his insights with educators in over 40 different countries, written for Oxford University Press and won a prestigious British Council ELTons award for his innovative ideas on using video in teaching.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the course for?
Who is the course not for?
How much time will it require?
When will the online workshops take place?
How long will I have access?
Will there be a certificate?
Do I have to submit work?
Is there a money back guarantee?
One-time payment
89 âŹ
- Course content, videos and challenges
- Innovative teaching ideas and lesson plans
- Access to The Stream â the online LessonStream community
- Videotelling masterclass â three 90-minute sessions led by Jamie Keddie. Groups limited to six.
- Course certificate
Schools and institutions
Let's talk
The course can be tailored for schools and institutions â offered online, in person, or as a hybrid.
It can run as a one-day workshop or be spread over two weeks.
If youâre interested, get in touch and letâs talk.