Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube - June 2015
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Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube - June 2015
- 1. Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube Lucy Gray http://www.lucygrayconsulting.com Slides: http://bit.ly/grayyoutube Handout: https://tackk.com/diyyoutube
- 3. Resources ➔ YouTube Help Center ➔ YouTube EDU on G+: https://plus.google.com/+YouTu beEDU/posts ➔ Slides : http://bit.ly/grayyoutube ➔ Handout: https://tackk.com/diyyoutube ➔ List of Educational YouTube Videos ➔ Google Custom Search Engine: http://goo.gl/RoiRi ➔ YouTube Diigo Group: http://goo.gl/xCgSO
- 7. John Green ● Fault of Our Stars ● Vlog Brothers ● Crash Course ● Mental Floss
- 9. Where? In Your YouTube Channel ! ➔ Here’s mine: https://www.youtube.com/user/e lemenous ➔ Is your school using Google Apps for Education? Has your GAFE admin turned on YouTube for teachers and/or students? ➔ If not, you can create a personal Google Account and that will give you access to YouTube. ➔ If you have a Google Account, go to YouTube and sign in with that account information to connect your Google Account to YouTube. More about signing up here. ➔ For support, check out these getting started videos from YouTube’s Help channel.
- 10. Creation Tools ➔Mobile Devices ➔Computer Webcams ➔Digital Cameras ➔Video Cameras ➔Still Images
- 11. Other Methods and Tools ➔ Web Sites ◆ Animoto ◆ VoiceThread ◆ WeVideo ➔ Record into YouTube ➔ Google Hangouts on Air ➔ Screencasting ◆ Quicktime ◆ Camtasia ◆ Screenr ◆ Jing ◆ Screencast-O-Matic ◆ Hangouts on Air
- 12. Google Hangouts on Air
- 13. Did You Know? Show YouTube Videos in a Hangout on Air
- 17. Creation Apps ➔YouTube Capture ➔VoiceThread ➔Screenchomp ➔iMovie ➔iStopMotion ➔Animation Creator HD ➔Explain Everything ➔Educreations ➔Animoto
- 18. Your Homework: Upload By Email 1. Take out your mobile device or use Photobooth on a Mac. 2. Capture a video clip by interviewing a friend for a minute or two. a. Use this prompt: What have you learned so far at CBI? 3. Email it to: 62497548264@mms.youtube.com 4. Visit my channel to see the results: http://youtube.com/elemenous
- 19. Did You Know? Online editing capabilities in YouTube continue to expand. (Go to your channel>video manager and select a video to edit.) ➔ Add clickable annotations and speech bubbles to any video that you upload ➔ Autocorrect color, add color filters, and stabilize video images ➔ Blur faces ➔ Add copyright friendly audio ➔ Upload caption files or transcripts More robust editing capabilities are available in the online YouTube editor as well: http://www.youtube.com/editor
- 20. Editing YouTube Videos Online http://youtu.be/ed-7otLyCEE http://youtu.be/ed-7otLyCEE
- 21. Consuming ➔Computers ➔Mobile Devices ➔Google Hangouts ➔Playlists ➔Videos inserted into Google Forms ➔Embedded in web sites wikis and blogs
- 22. Curating: Search Effectively ➔ Use the browse and search functionality of YouTube to find channels and individual videos. ➔ Use the Filters button to refine your query. ➔ Create playlists for units that you teach. Set them up ahead of time or post-production. You can also create them on the fly. ➔ Give links to playlists to students to supplement classroom materials. ➔ Collect videos created by students to show to parents. You can use private links.
- 23. Where Do You Find Content? Subscribe to channels. A few suggestions: ➔ Edutopia ➔ Google Science Fair ➔ NASA ➔ Library of Congress ➔ Common Sense Educators ➔ Buck Institute ➔ EdSurge
- 24. Curating: Create Playlists Create playlists on the fly or in your channel’s video manager.
- 25. Stop and play around with search in YouTube. Add a few videos to a playlist.
- 26. Specific Instructional Uses ➔ Flipping the classroom (or flip the PD or faculty meeting) ➔ Language practice ➔ Assessments and reflections ➔ Independent study ➔ Writing Prompts ➔ Field trip documentation ➔ Choose Your Own Adventure activities ➔ Screencasts ➔ Show a video in a Hangout ➔ Additional ideas from Tami Brass
- 28. Writing Prompts from TeachHub
- 29. Choose Your Own Adventure The History 2.0 Classroom - Greg Kulowiec
- 30. School YouTube Channels ➔Punahou School ➔Minnetonka Schools ➔Manor New Tech
- 31. EDU Channels on YouTube
- 32. My YouTube Edu List
- 33. Other Useful YouTube Links Creator Hub Creator Hub - Education Audio Library Video Editor TestTube YouTube blog YouTube Help Center YouTube Creators blog YouTube Edu YouTube Teachers
- 34. Resources ➔ YouTube Help Center ➔ YouTube EDU on G+: https://plus.google.com/+YouTu beEDU/posts ➔ Slides : http://bit.ly/grayyoutube ➔ Handout: https://tackk.com/diyyoutube ➔ List of Educational YouTube Videos ➔ Google Custom Search Engine: http://goo.gl/RoiRi ➔ YouTube Diigo Group: http://goo.gl/xCgSO
- 35. Find Me Lucy Gray ➔elemenous@gmail.com ➔Google+ ➔YouTube Channel ➔@elemenous on Twitter ➔Blog ➔Web Site
Editor's Notes
- Here are some resoures that may be of use to you. The last five links are resources I’ve created.
- Everyone is getting in on the YouTube action.
- Everyone is getting in on the YouTube action.
- We’re focusing on three components to using YouTube effectively in schools today.
- No longer do we need huge, professional cameras to create. Everyone is their own documentarian.
- Upload button Video creation is increasingly web-based and there are many apps (iOS, Android, and web) that produce video.
- Educators are loving Google Hangouts on Air which allow one to broadcast to a YouTube channel. This is a sample from a project I did with Cisco’s GETIdeas.
- Here are a few apps that you may want to check out.
- Here’s a homework assignment for you during this conference. People at home can try this out, too.
- YouTube provides some great editing tools.
- Let’s take a look at what this looks like.
- The first three are obvious or we’ve covered already. I want to discuss briefly other things that you can do. First, we need to talk about curating in YouTube.
- You can also browse for videos by clicking on suggestions, visiting favorite channels, or looking at what your friends have subscribed to.
- Here are a few recommended channels. Look at my channel for more suggestions.
- You need to manage your videos, ones you created and those that you found, by maintaining playlists.
- Here are some ideas for using video in your classroom. What other ideas do you have?
- Here is how you can use a video and a Google Form with your students.
- TeachHub
- Choose Your Own Adventure
- Your school should also increase its web presence by hosting a channel. Here are some examples.
- Check out this directory I found today.
- If you are really into YouTube, here are some supplementary resources that you may want to check out.
- Here are some resources that may be of use to you. The last five links are resources I’ve created.
- If you have questions, please feel free to contact me