WeVideo

The platform provides a browser-based video editor that enables teachers and students to record, edit, and publish video content without requiring locally installed software. Features include a media library with stock footage, music, and images, green screen functionality, screen recording, voiceover tools, and templates for common classroom project formats.

The platform supports collaborative editing, allowing multiple users to contribute to a single project, and includes interactive video tools that let teachers embed questions and prompts within video lessons to track student engagement. WeVideo integrates with learning management systems such as Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, and Microsoft Teams, and supports single sign-on through Google and Microsoft accounts.

The service is used in primary, secondary, and higher education settings for purposes including digital storytelling, video assignments, flipped classroom instruction, student portfolios, and media literacy education. Administrative controls allow district and school administrators to manage user accounts, monitor usage, and configure privacy settings in accordance with educational data protection requirements such as FERPA, COPPA, and GDPR.