Good video resource with Korean images (places, activities etc) alogn with key words.
I think this video clip would be useful for Korea A-Z activity.

"Korean food is some of the healthiest on earth, with an emphasis on vegetables, meats cooked simply and without much oil, and a near obsession with the fermented vegetable kimchi, which can be something of an acquired taste for non-Koreans."
Follow this link (http://www.sbs.com.au/food/cuisine/korean) for more food, pictures and stories.

ScribJab is a multilingual tool to create and share digital stories in 2 different languages. KOREAN is available. I've just downloaded the app and played with it. So much fun! It would be even more fun if I get my students to create a bilingual storybook (including voice recording). Follow the link below for more details.

Happy, cheerful and exciting Korean Hangeul Song. Interesting sentence endings,  '~라 하지': this '~라 하지' part of the song is in my head all day somehow. Enjoy watching. Just try not to get carried away too much after clicking the Hangeul ganadara song :)

Pit-a-pat Korean 두근두근 한국어 is wonderful way of learning Korean through Korean drama. You can find/download the video clips and worksheets from the the National Institute of the Korean Language.

"In sixty short years, South Korea went from being one of the poorest countries in Asia to having the world's 13th largest economy. Korean students have some of the highest test scores in the world, and a higher rate of acceptance into American Ivy Leagues than any other foreign country......"
www.koreanhighschool.com/

Approx 20 min length video clip which is probably useful for senior Korean language classes as a visual stimulus.

"The part of the program was filmed at St Andrews Public School about our ANZAC Day service. The program has English/Korean subtitles. The whole program may be of interest for your background knowledge about the Korean War and the Korean War Veterans who visit our school. It discusses how Australia remembers War Veterans including how Australia remembers Indigenous War Veterans. It is resource that is multimodal and covers both Cross-curriculum priorities Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander histories and cultures and Asia and Australia's engagement with Asia."

Thank you, Fiona for sending this link with the comprehensive information! This Video resource might be of great use for Korean courses at the secondary level.