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   Should teachers use streaming platforms to show films in school?

   • Into Film research** has found that many teachers are using leading commercial streaming platforms to show films in school, despite this not being covered by terms and conditions.

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   Should I use a streaming service if I'm a teacher?

   • Consider copyright and fair use. In terms of copyright, if you have a subscription to an educational streaming service -- one specifically designed for classroom use -- you should be fine. But what about a streaming service that's not specifically meant for school use, meaning consumer services like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video?

   Teachers' Essential Guide to Showing Movies and Videos in the Classroo…

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   Should schools use streaming?

   • According to the Education Endowment Foundation, it is “vital” that schools that do opt to implement streaming consider how the approach will enable more effective teaching for all pupils, including those with lower attainment levels.

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   Does streaming or setting improve student academic outcomes?

   • Overall, the evidence demonstrates that streaming or setting has little if any overall benefit in terms of student academic outcomes. Digging a bit deeper, the research suggests that while there may be small achievement gains for higher attaining students, the impact on students in lower attaining groups is negative.

   What does the research say about the impact of streaming, setting and

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   Can I show my students a movie in my classroom?

   • In other words, you can show your students a movie in your classroom as long as it has an educational purpose, according to the law. That said, the terms and conditions for some streaming services indicate they are for "individual use" only, and supersede fair use.

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   What educational video services are available for schools?

   • Wait, there's more! There are plenty of other educational video services that offer streaming and downloadable content for schools, including CosmoLearning, Critical Media Project, MathTV, and Mosa Mack Science among many, many more.

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   Into Film research** has found that many teachers are using leading commercial streaming platforms to show films in school, despite this not being covered by terms and conditions. As the first free* streaming platform designed specifically for all school settings, Into Film+ is fully rights-compliant, solving this problem and enabling teachers ...

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   Nov 29, 2023 · First and foremost -- and we can't say this enough -- check to see if your school or district has policies about streaming or showing movies and video content in classrooms. Every school and district is bound to have its own policies, rules, and norms around using video content for learning.

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   Aug 11, 2020 · Overall, the evidence demonstrates that streaming or setting has little if any overall benefit in terms of student academic outcomes. Digging a bit deeper, the research suggests that while there may be small achievement gains for higher attaining students, the impact on students in lower attaining groups is negative.

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   As the first free* streaming platform designed specifically for all school settings, Into Film+ is fully rights-compliant, removing any risk and enabling teachers to stream films safely and legally.

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   Jun 16, 2021 · Created in partnership with Filmbankmedia, Into Film+ is a new legal platform for UK schools to stream a wide range of classic and new release films in classroom and extra-curricular settings for free*.

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   This is a guide for schools who want to deliver film activities in and out of the classroom. Using Film In Schools: A Practical Guide will help teachers and headteachers integrate filmmaking, watching and critical analysis across the curriculum.

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   Apr 29, 2022 · Should schools avoid streaming? What’s more, research shows that streaming can have a negative effect on pupils with SEND, too.