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Behind the Burner is an online cookery website with over 200 videos on food and drink, providing viewers with recipes, tips and tricks.

VideoLectures.net is an online video platform where users can access educational videos from a range of different institutions and lecturers with a vast and varied choice of subjects.

This educational website features a large video library with useful how-to videos for 22 different computer software packages, from Dreamweaver to Adobe Premiere pro. These videos are designed to enable beginners to become proficient in using these programmes, and are also geared towards advanced users.

This website contains high quality how-to videos for professionals in motion graphics and visual effects, using the After Effects programme.

The Vega Science Trust website contains a free education video library on a wide range of science related topics. Users can search videos according to scientist, series, subject or A-Z.

TV lesson is a how-to video network with content on a range of topics from over 2500 educational partner sites.

Tricklife.com is an online video platform where users can upload and view how-to videos on a range of topics from lifestyle to computing.

This home improvement website contains a library of how-to videos designed to help viewers with DIY jobs around the home.

This website gives readers an insight into the lives of their favourite authors through a range video interviews and discussions.

PBS is an online TV platform which aims to serve as an educational resource for children, helping them to achieve success in school. Its video library contains topics on history, culture and technology.

The Neo K12 website contains educational videos, lessons and games aimed at key stage 12 students in a range of subjects including maths, science, history and geography. This website also features interactive whiteboard resources to aid teaching in the classroom.

Meet the Author is an online video platform which works with publishers, authors and their agents to stream short videos on upcoming book releases. This website aims to give readers an insight into the authors and thoughts behind the writing process.

Math TV is an online video learning resource for maths students to help improve their knowledge and skill and prepare them for tests.

Keyboard TV is part of a music web network and has a large video library containing interviews on famous musicians, information on equipment and online video keyboard lessons.

Howdini is an online how-to video database containing step-by-step high definition videos covering topics such as holidays, health and wellbeing.

Howcast is a user-driven search engine containing free how-to videos. This website streams tens of millions of videos every month, covering broad range subjects inluding performing arts, teens and the environment.

How Stuff Works Videos is an extensive video library website with factual information videos covering multiple topics from geography to money.

This website is designed to encourage teenagers to read by making information on new Harper Collins books available through an online video library, with short promotional videos and interviews with authors.

This website features a large video library containing interviews on guitar musicians, information on equipment and online video guitar lessons.

Expanded Books is an online video website which aims to increase public awareness of new books and increase book sales through insightful interviews with the authors. Content is split into fiction, non-fiction and children’s categories.

Encyclomedia.com is a web video encyclopaedia containing thousands of informative and educational videos on nature, history, health and animals.

EduFire.com is an educational website with a large video library including content on business, marketing, and health.

Do Flick is an online video platform focussed around science and technology, where users can upload, view, and share videos which aim to be ‘educational, technical, and instructional’.

Deaf planet is an American sign language website aimed at school children, which includes 20 sign language videos. The website also features games and step-by-step experiments.

Cosmo Learning is a free online educational video website, designed as an aid for home schooling. Videos are based around the national curriculum, with subjects including law, mathematics and dentistry.

Ask the Builder is an online how-to video website focussed on DIY. Users can browse content relevant to the room they are working on, accessing practical step-by-step advice.

This online interactive TV website produces and streams HD videos in answer to questions posed on the website by its users. Existing content currently covers topics on health, food, pets and more.

Adobe TV is a web based video resource for Adobe software users. Members can save their favourite videos from a range of Adobe based subjects in a personal online library.

About.com is an online video platform with around 6000 new pieces of content available free to viewers every week. The website includes several categories including parenting, health, and entertainment.

5 Min Media is an online video library with 20 categories and 140 subcategories of free factual videos. These videos provide informative advice on a variety of subjects, from topiary to business finance.

Baby TV contains a large library of videos aimed at toddlers and babies. Videos can be searched alphabetically or through categories such as bedtime and first concepts. The website features many original series created to promote early learning and interaction.

The National Geographic Channel is an online TV platform which streams live videos on various geographical topics. The site also contains a large video library with topics from animals and environment to news and music.

History.com is an educational history website with an extensive online video library. The website also streams live TV programmes designed to make history fun for children.

All Things Science is an online educational platform which streams science and technology related videos. Users can send in their own video content for upload onto the site.

Learners TV provides free downloadable educational videos collated from top universities from around the world. The website also streams live online science tests, and aims to provide students with ‘fun and innovative’ ways of learning.

Schools World TV contains 3500 videos from former online TV website Teachers TV. This new online teaching platform allows teachers to create an online account and save videos most relevant to them.

Laser Learning TV is an online video database featuring a range of key stage based teaching videos.

The Research Channel was founded by a consortium of academic institutions as a platform for sharing research findings with the general public. This website includes videos recorded from conferences and lectures, and amongst other subjects, covers the sciences, humanities, economics and engineering.

Academic Earth is an organisation which aims to give everyone access to a world-class education. The website is intended as a ‘user-friendly educational ecosystem’, which gives internet users the chance to find video courses and lectures by leading scholars.

EASE History is a website which supports the learning and teaching of US History, with hundreds of archive videos and photographs available. The site allows people to learn about US History through its media record: examining presidential campaign ads and broadcasted public events.

This website follows the reconstruction of a 9th-century Arab sailing ship, which was built in Oman and embarked on an historic voyage from Oman to Singapore in early 2010. Its construction and voyage are documented on this website largely through interviews, mini-documentaries and time-lapse videos.

Teacher Tube is a website where teachers can post educational video material for use by other teachers, schools and students. Members can rate the quality of each video in order to help others quickly access the most helpful posts.

Vets TV is a web TV service from the British Veterinary Association (BVA) which helps and supports vets in their working lives. It contains originally-produced videos about farm animals, equine issues and small pets, as well as veterinary careers advice and relevant news.

Science TV provides a free venue for people to upload their own science videos. It contains original content from a range of contributors, including school children, students and teachers. Featured videos are ranked by popularity, based on the number of hits and ratings received.

The NASA TV website provides online access to live streaming from NASA TV and video archives of highlight moments. This website is an educational resource, keeping the public up-to-date with this organisation's research into space exploration, aeronautics and scientific discovery.

Video Jug is an online library of free factual high-definition videos. This 'encyclopaedia of life' contains practical advice on a variety of themes, from sport and cleaning tips, to relationship advice and recipes.

E-How website contains professionally produced and researched videos to answer everyday questions. With over 120,000 videos, this website is a one-stop destination for information on a range of topics, such as sport, cooking and travel advice.

Monkey See is a website which provides free access to both professionally-produced and user-generated 'how-to' videos. The collection includes presenter-led videos on many diverse topics, such as jewellery-making, dance techniques and motorbike riding.

Do It Yourself is an independent home improvement website. It aims to provide unbiased DIY information, and contains how-to advice videos from professionals in over 100 subjects.

Wonder How To is a user-driven search engine and directory for free 'how-to' videos. With an index of more than 225,000 videos, this website provides a large and diverse resource on topics such as relationships, science experiments, computer games and cookery.

Wordia is a linguistics website which contains short videos of people discussing and celebrating their favourite words and associated memories. The site aims to enrich users' knowledge of the English language and identifies itself as a 'democratic visual dictionary', where anyone with a video camera can define the words that matter to them. The site also features celebrity contributors, authors and poets.

This section of the Borders website contains original video content relating to literature, such as interviews with authors, poetry readings, book reviews and celebrities revealing their favourite reads.

Book Videos TV is a website containing short videos which give readers insight into the lives, personalities and inspirations of famous living authors. This website brings books and authors to life, and allows users to engage with the literary community on a different level.