Parents need to know that this nonprofit "YouTube for kids" is safe and educational. Launched by Larry Sanger, a cofounder of Wikipedia, it aims to collect all the educational videos on the Web that are suitable for kids in one convenient place. Most of the 11,000-plus clips up so far are reposted from other kid-safe sites such as National Geographic and TeacherTube. There's no sex, no violence, no bad language and no ads, just interesting videos, cartoons and animations on a wide array of school subjects, many with age-appropriateness ratings to help guide parents.
Educational value:Thousands of short educational videos culled from TeacherTube, National Geographic, and other high-quality sources and sorted into 16 categories such as literature and social studies teach kids a range of topics they can use to excel in school and their personal lives. Kids can repost their own videos and rate videos on the site.
Positive messages:Kids discover that short videos can make learning school topics like math, science, geography, and history fun. Kids 13 and older can enjoy a sense of contribution by uploading their own educational videos that they find on YouTube and other partner sites.
Privacy & safety:Kids can watch any video on the site without sharing personal info. Registration is required only if users want to post videos themselves, perform a wiki function such as editing a category, or enter the site's contests.
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