YouTube

With your Google account, you have a YouTube Channel... So what? There are many things you can use your YouTube Channel for that will be helpful in the classroom.

Here are a few ideas:

Flipped Class - Have absent students? Home-bound? Need extra practice?
Reflect on instructional practice - It's radical, but have you recorded your teaching lately? Do it. You can use Emoze app or the YouTube Capture feature. It uploads straight to your YouTube Channel.
Educational Videos - These videos are out there, just search, find other educators channels, and use the YouTube for Education playlists/search.

YouTube Live Streaming

Are you interested in Livestreaming?

Instruction
Student presentations
Morning announcements

You can quickly and easily Livestream to YouTube from a computer or mobile device.

<-- Quick Tutorial to get started

Watch YouTube Videos without DISTRACTIONS!

ViewPure / videos without clutterWatch safe YouTube videos without comments, related videos, or any other distractions. It's great for teachers, parents, and organizations alike - or really, anybody.

Safeshare.TVSafeShare allows you to safely share YouTube and Vimeo videos. It removes advertisement, related videos and other annoyances. It

How to turn any YouTube video into an animated GIFGIFs are phenomenal way to provide your audience with brief snippets of a larger YouTube video. Here's how to making them using YouTube or GIF Maker.

I'm addicted to GIFs, but they can come in handy for short tutorials (not just entertainment or funny comments) if you don't want students to click to watch a video, but if you could make a part of a longer video a GIF -- it plays automatically and is an image that can easily be made a part of your slide deck.

25 Of The Best Resources For Teaching With YouTube25 Of The Best Resources For Teaching With YouTube

Handy YouTube Tools for TeachersIn Steven's Web20Classroom blog, he shares his top 5 favorite teacher tools on YouTube.