“We are thrilled to bring our beloved characters directly to educators and students through our new Fixitoon collection on ClickView. Our mission has always been to create storytelling that sparks genuine curiosity, and this partnership provides a secure, trusted platform for our IPs to inspire the next generation of young learners globally,” said Julia Nikolaeva, general manager at Animotion Media Group.
The titles offer educators resources to support a range of subjects and learning objectives. STEM-focused series The Fixies explores everyday technology, innovation and the natural world, while Beardy Bodo introduces students to different countries, historical monuments and natural wonders. DinoCity addresses social-emotional learning and values such as honesty, responsibility and kindness, while Detective Finnick encourages critical thinking, analytical problem-solving and teamwork. PinCode explores concepts in physics, biology and scientific invention through stories spanning time, space and scale.
ClickView introduced its channel ecosystem this month, giving producers a new way to distribute content to schools. The platform positions the service as an alternative to YouTube in classrooms, amid concerns over children’s mental health, algorithm-driven content recommendations, AI-generated videos and data privacy. Unlike ad-supported distribution, ClickView pays royalties directly to producers.
“We’re delighted to be launching the Fixitoon collection to our teacher community this month. We’ve already had fantastic feedback from teachers who are now integrating episodes from The Fixies and DinoCity into their lessons to support engagement in STEM subjects,” said Rachel Dunne, ClickView’s head of marketing and partnerships.
The titles offer educators resources to support a range of subjects and learning objectives. STEM-focused series The Fixies explores everyday technology, innovation and the natural world, while Beardy Bodo introduces students to different countries, historical monuments and natural wonders. DinoCity addresses social-emotional learning and values such as honesty, responsibility and kindness, while Detective Finnick encourages critical thinking, analytical problem-solving and teamwork. PinCode explores concepts in physics, biology and scientific invention through stories spanning time, space and scale.
ClickView introduced its channel ecosystem this month, giving producers a new way to distribute content to schools. The platform positions the service as an alternative to YouTube in classrooms, amid concerns over children’s mental health, algorithm-driven content recommendations, AI-generated videos and data privacy. Unlike ad-supported distribution, ClickView pays royalties directly to producers.
“We’re delighted to be launching the Fixitoon collection to our teacher community this month. We’ve already had fantastic feedback from teachers who are now integrating episodes from The Fixies and DinoCity into their lessons to support engagement in STEM subjects,” said Rachel Dunne, ClickView’s head of marketing and partnerships.
