AP Daily: Now Called AP Videos in AP Classroom
AP Daily is the former name for the short, unit-organized instructional videos now called AP Videos inside the College Board AP Classroom platform. These concise lessons cover individual course topics and skills, giving both classroom and self-study students a reliable way to review core concepts unit by unit.
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AP Daily refers to the short, unit-organized course-topic videos that the College Board now calls AP Videos inside AP Classroom. Each video focuses on a specific topic and skill from the curriculum, making it easy to review a single concept whenever you need clarification.
Both students in a school section and self-study students can access these instructional videos through their accounts. For example, if you encounter a challenging calculus theorem or historical causation topic while reading your Course and Exam Description, you can open the matching unit video to see an instructor walk through a worked explanation.
After watching a lesson, write down a concise summary in your own words and follow up with practice questions on that same unit to lock in your understanding.
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Frequently asked questions
What are AP Daily videos called now?
The College Board now calls them AP Videos, and they are organized by course unit inside the online platform.
Can self-study students watch AP Videos?
Self-study students can access the instructional videos through their College Board account to support independent topic review.
How do you get the most out of watching a short topic video?
Pause the video to work through the sample problem yourself, then summarize the main takeaway in your unit notes.
Sources
- AP Videos Can Be Found in AP Classroom · College Board · 2026
