September 3, 2025

Educational, Thought-Provoking, and Creative

The ClioVis YouTube channel showcases how the platform sparks ingenuity, critical thinking and creativity as a tool for learning, knowledge creation, and public engagement. Our videos range from discipline-based explorations in history, physics, and popular culture, to timely reflections on current events, to tutorials designed for students, researchers, and faculty.

All content is created by our talented undergraduate interns team, who bring their research skills and creativity to every video. The channel currently features four series: Flashback Fridays, History in the Headlines, History and Popular Culture, and Resources for Instructors and Students.

Flashback Fridays

Explore pivotal historical events that happened on Fridays—from the end of World War II to the 1970 Postal Strike to St. Patrick’s Day traditions. These short, engaging videos highlight the human experiences that shaped local, national, and global developments. Perfect for ending your week with a mix of relaxation and learning.

History in the Headlines

Today’s breaking news often has deep historical roots. This series connects current events to the past, exploring the policies, conflicts, and institutions that shape our world. Curious about the papal succession after the election of Leo XIV, or the origins of PBS? History in the Headlines offers the historical background you need to better understand the news.

Resources for Instructors and Students

This series highlights everything ClioVis can do in the classroom and beyond. Learn how to create events, set project permissions, integrate ClioVis with LMS systems, or share your timelines. Whether you’re an instructor preparing for class or a student experimenting with projects, this series is your go-to guide for maximizing the platform.

Conclusion

ClioVis on YouTube brings together history, current events, popular culture, and practical tutorials in one engaging space. From the quick insights of Flashback Fridays to the deeper context offered in History in the Headlines, the creativity of History and Popular Culture, and the hands-on guidance in Resources for Instructors and Students, the channel offers something for everyone. Created by our team of talented undergraduate interns, these videos are informative, entertaining, and designed to help learners and educators alike make the most of ClioVis.

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