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Vidumath is a European education project that encourages primary students ages 8-12 to produce videos about mathematics autonomously and collaboratively. The goal is to motivate students and help them build a deeper understanding of math concepts. Teachers can access resources on the vidumath website that provide guidance on selecting math topics and video methods for students to use. Students then prepare calculations, storyboards, and edit videos to upload and share with peers, teachers, parents and through the project's online channels.
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