YouTube

Learn how to create playlists in YouTube, so you always have easy access to your favorite videos.

Know basics of navigating YouTube in order to utilize in class.
Understand why we should use videos.
Be able to create playlists and subscribe to other users.

YouTube: Curate Videos with Playlists

Summer 2017 Presentation

Accessing YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/

Or access while logged into Google account

Why use YouTube

Mobile Learning. Use it to introduce a topic, explain an online activity, explain step by step how to do something, or extend learning. Gives more time to focus on students and less time explaining.
Online learning library. Use it to store videos created by you or someone else that students can access.
Microlearning. Create or use short instructional videos in small sections to ensure knowledge is retained.
Note-taking. It encourages the development of note-taking as students are able to view, rewind and replay material until it is fully grasped.

https://elearningindustry.com/8-important-reasons-youtube-part-elearning-course

https://www.youtube.com/edu

Subscribing to Others

http://dailygenius.com/youtube-in-the-classroom/

YouTube is a great resource for teachers to learn various topics or to use it as a library of videos others have created.

Subscribing to other's channels is a great way to provide extensions to what you are teaching or provide another avenue for students if they need extra help.

30+ YouTube Channels for TeachersFree resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

Below every video is a subscribe button. Click on this button to subscribe to someone's channel and it will provide access to ALL of their videos they have created and notify you when they have uploaded new videos.

Create Playlists

Create a custom video library:

Create your own videos
Find videos already made

Build playlists around a specific topic -

Learners can explore more aspects of a topic

Creating, organizing

and deleting playlists

Types of playlists to create:

Ordinary playlist - organize in genres
Series playlist - telling YouTube that all of these videos belong in a series (It can only go into one series playlist, but multiple ordinary playlists)

Create a Playlist:

If you have not created a channel, you must first set up your channel before creating a playlist.

Sign in to YouTube account via Google Account.
Click on your profile picture in the top right of the screen.
Click on Creator Studio button
Click on Create a Channel.
If you don't want to use your name for the channel name, select Use a business or other name.
Type in the name for your YouTube Channel.
Click Create.
Select Library (on the left side of the screen).
At the top of this page, select the "+ New playlist" button.
Give the playlist a title.
Select whether the playlist is public, unlisted or private.
- Private → only I can see
- Public → everyone can see
- Unlisted → private to me but they can access with the link
Click "Create".
Select "Playlist settings" button.
Adjust settings according to your needs. If you want the playlist to be a series playlist, be sure to check the box to indicate it is a series.

Add Videos to Playlist

1. Find a video to add to a specific playlist.

2. Below the title of the video, select "+Add to" button.

3. Add a checkmark next to the playlist or create a new one if needed.

Edit a Playlist

Select on Library from the Home screen (on the left side).
Select title of the playlist.
Hover over the video length on the far right and you will see the More drop-down menu.
- Select Move to top or Move to bottom to organize the order of your playlist.
- Select Add/edit notes to edit notes about the video. (This will add a note to the left of the video length.)
- Select Set as Playlist thumbnail to designate the thumbnail for the entire playlist.

Have students take notes over videos assigned to view

http://www.videonot.es/

When first signing in to VideoNot.es, click on the Connect with Google Drive. At this point, it will create a folder is your Google Drive called VideoNot.es. This is where all of the notes taken over a video will be saved.