You may notice small icons next to some of the resources listed in this guide - these indicate what type of resource it is, to make it easier for you to quickly find the type of resource you're looking for! In this guide, you might see the following icons:
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Scholarly Article or Journal |
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Book or eBook |
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Website, Blog, or Online Resource |
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Classroom or Curriculum Materials |
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Audio File |
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Video File |
Relay’s vision is to build a more just world where every student has access to outstanding educators and a clear path to a fulfilling life. A core element of our approach is the use of video clips that demonstrate effective teaching practices in action, allowing teachers to critically reflect on practice and build their own teaching skills. This approach aligns with decades of research demonstrating the effectiveness of video-based learning to enhance educators' professional development (Baecher et al., 2018).
Baecher, L., Kung, S.-C., Ward, S. L., & Kern, K. (2018). Facilitating video analysis for teacher development: A systematic review of the research. Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 26(2), 185–216. https://www.learntechlib.org/primary/p/181138/
Relay’s Video Library currently includes over 3,400 high-quality videos that demonstrate rigorous instruction and culturally responsive and inclusive teaching practices. A robust tagging system enables efficient navigation of the video library, allowing teachers to readily locate video clips that directly address specific teaching competencies aligned with Relay's curriculum and with frameworks such as Universal Design for Learning and the Danielson Framework for Teaching. Video clips are moderated on an ongoing basis through both automated processes and manual review by a faculty committee, ensuring that the video library stays aligned to the evolving needs of Relay's curriculum and represents up-to-date best practices within the field.
To learn more about how to use the video library, watch the video below. If you need help finding videos, don't hesitate to email library@relay.edu.
The libraries below have a subscription fee. Relay does not subscribe to these video libraries, but if you would like help finding alternative videos, do not hesitate to email library@relay.edu.
