Session Description: Create your own Youtube Channel and start harnessing the power of YouTube for learning with YouTube Star Teacher, Patrick Green. Spark conversations and inspire students with the short lessons from top-tier universities and global thought leaders. Search for age appropriate teacher generated resources aligned to the curriculum. Learn to aggregate content to your channel and curate your own collections of playlists. Share videos and playlists by embedding them on your blog or class website.
What have you learned from YouTube?
YouTube’s Education Efforts
YouTube customizes your "start page" based on what it thinks you want to watch.
***Nominate an Educator Here: https://ed.ted.com/nominate_an_educator
Components of your One Channel (YouTube Help's Playlist)
Find the Good Stuff: Searching YouTube
Use Filters to find Videos, Playlists or Channels
Advanced Search Explained here
Have the Good Stuff Find YOU: Subscribe to Content
Beginner Task- Create a YouTube Account
Go to Youtube, and then sign in using your Google Account. Follow the prompts to get your channel up and running.
Intermediate Task- Start Subscribing!
Subscribe to excellent content (either my suggestions, or by searching for topics and filtering, or browse through these).
Advanced Task - One Channel Setup
Get your "One Channel" up and running by adding artwork, links to your social networks, and tweaking sections.
Curate your own Playlists and choose the order they appear.
If you really, really, want to know all the ins and outs of playlists, here is an extensive post.
Check out some of the playlists featured at youtube.com/education
On the right, you can see a playlist embedded on this page. Once playing, you can click "Playlist" in the upper left of the video window to see a list of all the videos in the playlist.
Here is a link to a playlist where you can view the list in the order it is set to play along with any annotations that the playlist creator included.
Activity #2 - Make a Playlist
Surely you’ve got a list of links to videos that you like to use in your classes. Take a few minutes to dig out the list and start putting them together in a playlist.
When you've got a playlist with at least 6 videos, claim your #gettinggoing badge by submitting your playlist here.