What is ONVU Learning?
ONVU Learning provides an innovative video lesson capture tool for schools, offering a unique 360-degree view of the classroom with superior audio quality.
The platform supports teachers in reviewing and enhancing their teaching methods, promoting autonomy and self-reflection by allowing them to control footage sharing.
It addresses traditional lesson observation anxieties, emphasising teacher well-being and supporting personalised teacher CPD (continuous professional development), while raising school standards benefiting both teachers and students.
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Additional evidence
Jun 2018
Shavington Primary School, Cheshire, UK
Jun 2018
Hereford Academy, Hereford, UK
Dec 2022
Aston University Engineering Academy
Aug 2021
Aston University Engineering Academy - Jim Bryant
Mar 2023
Nishkam High School
 Company | Business Name: ONVU Learning HQ Location: United Kingdom Founded: 2017 |
| Age Range | 0-4, 5-7, 8-10, 11-13, 14-16, 17-18 |
 Features | Video Lesson OnservationClassroom VisibilityCpdSharing With CoachReview Teaching And Learning360-degree View Of ClassroomSelf ReflectionProfessional DevelopmentLesson RecordingLesson CaptureLesson Observation |
 Languages | English |
 Accessibility | Moderate features |
 Policies |  Terms of ServicePrivacy PolicyGDPR |
 Requirements | Internet - Low BandwidthInternet - High BandwidthDesktop - Windows Network connection required. |
 Set Up | You can start using the tool and the Knowledge Hub as soon as you get your log in details. Hardware will be shipped and with you within 14 days. |
 Training | In PersonLive OnlineWebinarsDocumentationVideos The system is easy-to-use and offers quick start guides for administrators and teachers. We offer a dedicated onboarding and support site along with a comprehensive suite of best practice guides, introductory videos and infographics. Our Support Team is also available for any queries. |
 Support | EmailFAQs/ForumKnowledge BasePhone Support |
 Tags | CPDProfessional DevelopmentLesson ObservationLesson Captureteacher developmentclassroom observationvideo lesson capture360 degree video |
ONVU Learning PricingPricing Plans Paid Subscription ONVU Learning pricing starts from £50 / month £50 a month per classroom.  Optimised for a quick response | |
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Emily Hainsworth
Deputy Headteacher
Used ONVU Learning weekly for 4-6 months
May 2024
Fantastic piece of technology. Some technical issues when first installing but these were resolved with support.
Emily Hainsworth found ONVU Learning:
- Slightly saves school money
- Moderately builds student knowledge“Supports teachers in understanding how to improve their pedagogy.”
Oct 2022
Any school that wants to invest in their staff, in improving their taught curriculum offer, improving their pedagogy, helping them to develop as teachers should consider ONVU Learning. Any school wanting to remove the 'Hawthorne Effect' from their lesson observations, recruitment lessons etc... should also consider ONVU Learning. Any school wanting to invest in its culture of learning and teaching to the benefit of all, should also consider ONVU Learning.
Damien Kearns found ONVU Learning:
- Slightly saves school money“Camera technology allows us to use 'real time' footage to support our staff CPD. There is an opportunity cost saving to us in not having to find exemplar material elsewhere. We also believe that the investment in ONVU Learning is a clear sign of support of, and commitment to, our staff. We want to give them as many improvement tools as possible so that they might stay; ONVU Learning is a significant tool for improvement. What price the ability to retain outstanding staff?”
- Significantly builds student knowledge“The impact on student knowledge comes through our ability to support our teachers via ONVU. Trying to make a self evaluation on the efficacy of a newly taught lesson is not easy; ONVU camera technology allows for a more forensic evaluation by the teacher concerned and whomever they might wish to collaborate with in order to improve the curriculum that they deliver and, consequently, the curriculum that the students receive.”