Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube at @SxSWedu
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This document discusses using YouTube for instructional purposes. It provides information on creating educational videos using mobile devices, computers and other tools. Videos can be consumed on various devices and curated by creating playlists and channels. Specific instructional uses mentioned include flipping the classroom, language practice, assessments, and field trip documentation. Resources for educational YouTube channels, editing tools, and searching are also included. The presenter encourages uploading student interviews and provides links to explore more instructional uses of YouTube.
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Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube at @SxSWedu
- 1. Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube Lucy Gray • Google Certified Teacher • SxSWEdu http://goo.gl/O8utIJ
- 3. Resources ➔ YouTube for Schools: http://goo.gl/ft1Wm ➔ YouTube EDU on G+: https: //plus.google. com/+YouTubeEDU/posts ➔ Slides : http://goo.gl/GFXoks ➔ Resources: http://goo.gl/vPRW1 ➔ Educational YouTube Videos: http://goo.gl/0tegw ➔ Google Custom Search Engine: http://goo.gl/RoiRi ➔ YouTube Diigo Group: http: //goo.gl/xCgSO
- 4. Your YouTube Channel? ➔ You need to have a Google account and YouTube channel to do the following. ➔ 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 already, go to YouTube and sign in with that account information to connect your Google Account to YouTube.
- 6. Creation Tools ➔ Mobile Devices ➔ Computer Web Cams ➔ Digital Cameras ➔ Video Cameras ➔ Still Images
- 7. Other Methods and Tools ➔ Web Sites ◆ Animoto ◆ VoiceThread ◆ WeVideo ➔ Record into YouTube ➔ Google Hangsout on Air ➔ Screencasting ◆ Quicktime ◆ Camtasia ◆ Screenr ◆ Jing ◆ Screencast-O-Matic ◆ Hangouts on Air
- 8. Google Hangouts on Air
- 9. Creation Apps ➔ YouTube Capture ➔ VoiceThread ➔ Screenchomp ➔ iMovie ➔ iStopMotion ➔ Animation Creator HD ➔ Explain Everything ➔ Educreations ➔ Animoto
- 10. Your Homework: Upload By Email 1. Take out your mobile device. 2. Interview a friend. a. What are you looking forward to at SxSWedu? OR b. What have you seen at SxSWedu that excites you? 3. Email it to: 62497548264@mms.youtube.com 4. Visit my channel to see the results: http://youtube. com/elemenous
- 11. 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
- 12. Editing YouTube Videos Online http://youtu.be/ed-7otLyCEE http://youtu.be/ed-7otLyCEE
- 13. Consuming ➔ Computers ➔ Mobile Devices ➔ Google Hangouts ➔ Playlists ➔ Videos inserted into Google Forms ➔ Embedded in web sites wikis and blogs
- 14. 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. Can use private links.
- 16. Curating: Create Playlists Create playlists on the fly or in your channel’ s video manager.
- 17. 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
- 18. 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 ➔ Additional ideas from Tami Brass
- 19. Writing Prompts from TeachHub
- 20. Choose Your Own Adventure The History 2.0 Classroom - Greg Kulowiec
- 21. School YouTube Channels ➔ Punahou School ➔ Minnetonka Schools ➔ Manor New Tech
- 22. EDU Channels on YouTube
- 23. 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
- 24. Resources ➔ YouTube for Schools: http://goo.gl/ft1Wm ➔ YouTube EDU on G+: https: //plus.google. com/+YouTubeEDU/posts ➔ Slides : http://goo.gl/GFXoks ➔ Resources: http://goo.gl/vPRW1 ➔ Educational YouTube Videos: http://goo.gl/0tegw ➔ Google Custom Search Engine: http://goo.gl/RoiRi ➔ YouTube Diigo Group: http://goo. gl/xCgSO
- 25. Find Me Lucy Gray ➔ elemenous@gmail.com ➔ Google+ ➔ YouTube Channel ➔ @elemenous on Twitter ➔ Blog
- 26. Exploring Instructional Uses of YouTube Lucy Gray • Google Certified Teacher • SxSWedu http://goo.gl/O8utIJ