contributed by Candice Liu Teaching is difficult. To reduce the load, what every teacher need depends on the exact context of their position, but all teachers need engaging and easy to use tools. And, increasingly, video is what engages students. This makes video editing tools a natural fit for the classroom. Why Should Teachers Use…
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