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Classroom Video On Demand vs Scholastic Watch and Learn Library

Classroom Video On Demand

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Scholastic Watch and Learn Library

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Price from—$54.17/mo
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYes—
Plans published13
Spec score · Educational Video Libraries7.6 (#13)8.4 (#3)
AccessibilityThe product fact sheet says all titles have captioning and interactive, searchable transcripts.Videos include closed captioning to support English learners and beginning readers.
AudienceInfobase describes the service as created for high schools and suitable for material from basic through AP courses.The library is designed for learners in PreK through grade 3.
Founded19411920
HeadquartersDover, Delaware, United States557 Broadway, New York, NY 10012, United States
SupportInfobase offers product user guides, FAQs, video tutorials, help articles, and technical support contact information.Customer assistance is offered by phone and live chat, with digital-service email support also listed for digital programs.

Plans

Classroom Video On Demand

  • Classroom Video On DemandPriced on request

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Scholastic Watch and Learn Library

  • Watch & Learn Library (Canada 2025–2026)$650 a year
  • School Wide SubscriptionPriced on request
  • School Wide SubscriptionsPriced on request

Scholastic Watch and Learn Library pricing →

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Classroom Video On Demand

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Scholastic Watch and Learn Library

Scholastic Watch and Learn Library is a streaming video resource for learners from PreK through grade 3. It offers hundreds of nonfiction videos with real-world footage on science, social studies and social-emotional topics. Spanish-language versions are available throughout. Closed captions support English learners and beginning readers, while a vocabulary builder and quizzes help students engage with and check their understanding of the videos. More than 20 Think Sheets help set a learning purpose and keep students focused. Scholastic describes use for whole-class instruction, small-group differentiation and anytime access. Schools can provide access through an IP address, a shared username and password, proxy authentication or a configured referring page. It is available on the web and iOS, macOS and Windows; requirements also list Chromebooks running Chrome OS, Windows 8 or later, macOS 10.14 or later, and iOS 12 or later. Schools whose firewalls block streaming may need to allow Brightcove URLs.

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