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Today, WeVideo announces a new partnership with YouTube to implement YouTube Player for Education, reinforcing WeVideo’s commitment to providing cutting-edge education technology to elevate learning for all.

WeVideo, a leading cloud-based interactive video platform, is pleased to announce Richland School District Two’s (Richland Two) addition of interactive capabilities to their existing multimedia creation toolset, marking the district’s further investment in innovative teaching and learning practices.

WeVideo, a cloud-based multimedia platform that allows users of all skill levels to capture, edit and share professional-looking video and interactive content, today announced a new chief executive officer to support and accelerate the company’s continued growth. Kevin Knight, a seasoned executive with extensive edtech software leadership experience, was selected to assume the role for his proven track record of enabling change, managing large teams, exceeding goals and charting strategic directions that yield strong organizational success.

WeVideo, a cloud-based multimedia creation platform designed to transform learning through easy-to-use and accessible tools, will be attending the ISTELive 23 conference in Philadelphia from June 25 to 28. Exhibiting at booth #2350, the edtech leader will introduce and demo its recently launched standards-driven Assignment Ideas Library during the event. Additionally, WeVideo will share its latest e-book, “100+ Ways to Meet ISTE Standards with WeVideo,” chock-full of strategies for leveraging its multimedia creation technology to meet ISTE education standards in the classroom.

WeVideo, a leading cloud-based and collaborative multimedia creation platform, has released a feature-loaded update for its mobile Android app. Developed in response to the demands of mobile content creation, WeVideo’s updated Android offering introduces new editing and timeline functionality, a robust library of content and effects to enhance video projects, and additional features tailored for social media to simplify high-quality multimedia creation while on-the-go.

WeVideo has released a feature-rich update for its iOS app, offering a host of visual enhancements to streamline the creation of mobile videos on-the-go and from any location. Targeted at helping content creators produce visually striking mobile videos with greater ease, the upgraded WeVideo iOS app introduces a library of dynamic effects, vivid new color filters, and seamless integration with GIPHY.

Thousands of student filmmakers from around the world submit entries to the prestigious All-American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF) each year, and the 2021 event featured work from four students attending Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, CA. Created with support from the Krause Center for Innovation (KCI) and Foothill College, and using WeVideo’s powerful, cloud-based multimedia creation platform, the entries were celebrated during a special screening event at KCI on January 25, 2022. The work of the young filmmakers was honored, while they shared insights gained from their experiences, sources of inspiration, and journey through the creative process.

Thousands of student filmmakers from around the world submit entries to the prestigious All-American High School Film Festival (AAHSFF) each year, and the 2021 event featured work from four students attending Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, CA. Created with support from the Krause Center for Innovation (KCI) and Foothill College, and using WeVideo’s powerful, cloud-based multimedia creation platform, the entries were celebrated during a special screening event at KCI on January 25, 2022. The work of the young filmmakers was honored, while they shared insights gained from their experiences, sources of inspiration, and journey through the creative process.

WeVideo today launched WeVideo Classroom, a cloud-based multimedia creation platform customized for educators to help drive student engagement and ignite deeper learning through the creative process. Developed in response to evolving education demands during an unprecedented year, WeVideo Classroom makes it easy for teachers to incorporate multimedia creation into more enriching daily lessons, further helping students to think critically, collaborate, and gain a deeper understanding of knowledge.

WeVideo, a leading cloud-based and collaborative multimedia creation platform, today announced a new integration with Dropbox Replay, a video collaboration tool that makes it easier to consolidate comments, take action on feedback, and finalize video projects, all in one place. The integration offers professional, prosumer and consumer users across industries a streamlined workflow for remote collaboration, enabling dispersed teams to share, manage and provide real-time, frame-accurate feedback in a central location. Dropbox Replay eliminates complexities encountered when working with large media files, different video formats and many collaborators, helping teams deliver projects faster and with greater ease and efficiency.

WeVideo, a leading cloud-based, collaborative multimedia creation platform, has joined forces with KQED as an official technology partner of the KQED Youth Media Challenges, an initiative to help educators across the nation facilitate student civic engagement and media making. The partnership provides 2021-2022 school year Challenge participants with a complimentary six-month WeVideo for Schools license for use on their submissions through June 2022. WeVideo’s production-proven multimedia platform is trusted by more than 38 million users worldwide, and through the collaboration, KQED Youth Media Challenges participants will be equipped with user-friendly media creation tools, empowering students from all backgrounds and ability levels to share their unique perspectives and stories across a range of topics with their peers and the public.