The HCEI has professionally-produced educational videos for teachers and other presenter's use. The first video is for the elementary or middle school audiences. It presents interesting facts and the history of the horseless carriage. This video includes a lesson plan and is __minutes in length
The second video we have is entitled From Horse-drawn to Horseless Carriage and is very appropriate for high school students, college students and adults such as service clubs, car clubs and senior citizen groups. Two minute segments of each of the videos can be previewed if you have Apple Quicktime
Video No.1 XXXXXXXXX
Video No.2 From Horse-Drawn to Horseless Carriages
Please send me Video No.___ for my students of __________________to view.
I would also like the lesson plan that accompanies the video. A donation is requested to help cover HCEI postage, the video and accompanying material expense ($30 is suggested)
A stamped return address envelope will be included with the video.
A review and feed-back form will be included with the video(s). We need this feedback form completed and returned to document our educational efforts.
A sister organization, the Horseless Carriage Club of America, also has a number of videos on YouTube on individual makes of automobiles. The website can be found on the LINKS page.
Horseless Carriage Clubs`s YouTube Educational Videos:
Visit the HCCA.org Educational videos
Teachers: Owners of antique vehicles research their vehicles and become experts. Over time they learn more and more about horseless carriages. If desired, the HCEI will try to locate a knowledgeable speaker in your area that would be willing to address your students when you show the video to your class.
We might even be able to have a Horseless Carriage pay your class or school a visit. Even though our HCEI organization is small in number, antique car clubs are partnering with us in our education efforts.