The group has launched its own Fixitoon collection on ClickView, featuring 5 channels including Animotion’s prominent IPs, The Fixies, Detective Finnick, DinoCity, PinCode, and Beardy Bodo.

Animotion Media Group has launched its own Fixitoon collection, on ClickView, a leading video solution for schools that allows teachers to incorporate videos into teaching safely and effectively. The collection features 5 channels including Animotion’s prominent IPs, The Fixies, Detective Finnick, DinoCity, PinCode, and Beardy Bodo.

Animotion’s collection delivers exceptional educational value and is an ideal companion for lesson plans. The STEM-focused animated series

The Fixies explores complex concepts behind everyday technology, innovation, and the natural world, breaking them down so young learners can easily understand how things work.

Beardy Bodo serves as an ideal supplement for geography and cultural lessons, taking students on entertaining journeys across different countries, historical monuments, and global natural wonders.

DinoCity imparts important social-emotional lessons and core values, guiding children through everyday life scenarios while encouraging honesty, responsibility, kindness, and generosity.

Detective Finnick offers a versatile storyline that sparks critical thinking, covering everything from analytical problem-solving and teamwork to navigating imaginative mysteries.

PinCode takes curious young learners on captivating journeys through time, space, and scale, breaking down fundamental concepts in physics, biology, and scientific invention.

“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.

ClickView gives educational producers a safe, trusted place to share their videos with schools and this month launched ‘channels’ a new way for producers like Animotion Media Group to distribute their content to schools. It’s a response to a growing shift away from YouTube in classrooms, as concerns about young people’s mental health, addictive algorithms, AI-generated content and data privacy lead schools to rethink where their videos come from. Instead of relying on ads, ClickView pays royalties directly to producers, so they can keep reaching classrooms and keep making videos for young learners.

“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.

Through this partnership, Animotion Media Group and ClickView are bringing high-quality, engaging animation into the hearts of classrooms globally. By combining captivating storytelling with curriculum-aligned learning, the Fixitoon channel empowers educators with trusted, safe, and impactful digital resources that make learning an inspiring adventure for every student.

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