Education 2.0 & 3.0

It doesn't take a whole lot of money or experience to be kind. These kids are proving that.

With an idea and a big heart, children all around the country are doing amazing things—and we want you to know about them.

That's why USA TODAY is launching a new video series in it

Via John Evans, Juergen Wagner

The Washington Post just published These DIY experiments on YouTube might inspire you to give science a try, which includes descriptions and sample videos from some excellent YouTube channels.

Most of them include clips of experiments you can do at home or in the classroom, though some are more for viewing – only.

In addition to all those videos, though, I also have to highlight Brainchild, Netflix’s new science series for young people.

I’m embedding its trailer below, and you might also want to read NPR’s article about it, New Netflix Show ‘Brainchild’ Makes Science Fun For Kids.

Via John Evans