Session Agenda - bit.ly/youtube_instruct
Session Agenda - bit.ly/youtube_instruct
Types of videos to use in instruction
How to find your channel, upload videos, or go live
Playlists and sections on channels
How to add special effects
Q & A
Embedded Files
5 TYPES OF VIDEOS
5 TYPES OF VIDEOS
Instructional Videos
Instructional Videos
Can be used with: Flipped model, Stations,
Group work, HyperDocs, Choice Boards, Multimedia Text Sets, Review, Introduction of Concepts, etc. The uses are endless!
Plain and simple, these are videos that showcase direct instruction, lecture, or explain the steps of an assignment. Typically, set up in chunks of around 7 - 10 minutes.
Students will watch these types of videos before class (Flipped model) or before starting an assignment and can re-watch as needed for understanding.
Vlogs
Vlogs
Can be used with: Flipped model, Unit Trailers & Wrap-ups, Newsletters, Review, Introduction of Concepts
A video blog, also known as vlogging, has become one of the most popular forms of digital entertainment. It is popularly believed that, alongside being entertaining, vlogs can deliver deep context through imagery as opposed to written blogs.
How-To/Quick Tip Videos
How-To/Quick Tip Videos
Can be used with: Playlists, Show in 60,
Warm-Ups, HyperDocs, Choice Boards, Multimedia Text Sets, Review, Assignment Walkthroughs
These are SHORT videos, 1-3 minutes in length that serve as reminders or review for students about ideas discussed in class, concepts taught a while ago, or important information to not forget, such as "Need a reminder about the Pythagorean theorem before you start? Watch this video!"
Unboxing Videos
Unboxing Videos
Can be used with: Playlists, HyperDocs, Choice Boards, Multimedia Text Sets, Introduction of Concepts
YouTubers unbox all sorts of things, from clothing to shoes, to makeup, to food...and we love watching the person on camera react to each new item taken out of the box.
But why do we watch them? Because the people on the video feel like experts! They describe the item telling us everything about it from the color, weight, how they feel about it, and maybe even history about the company. We learn something by watching!
Now, transfer this idea to our classrooms and literally UN-box concepts like they were items in a box!
Q & A
Q & A
Can be used with: Warm-Ups, Review, Feedback, Introduction of Unit, Assignment Explanation
Question and Answer (Q&A) videos are helpful for when you want to answer common questions students may have about a particular topic. They can be used to preview an upcoming unit, review at the end of a unit, or used anywhere in between to answer questions students may have.
YOUR CHANNEL
YOUR CHANNEL
Steps:
Go to YouTube.com
Click profile icon
Select your channel or create a channel
UPLOADING VIDEO OR GO 'LIVE'
UPLOADING VIDEO OR GO 'LIVE'
Steps:
Select the camera icon
a. Upload a pre-recorded video
i. Publish and select visibility
ii. Schedule for later
b. Go live in the moment (+ chat)
PLAYLISTS
PLAYLISTS
A collection of videos on various topics. You can make as many playlists as you would like and share them.
However, note that videos created with the "Made for Kids" label can't be added to playlists.
Use the SlidesMania Template that looks like a YouTube playlist!
Steps for Creating Playlists:
Under the selected video, click Save.
Select a playlist such as Watch later, or a playlist you've already created, or click Create new playlist.
a. If you create a playlist, enter a playlist name.
Use the drop-down box to select your playlist's privacy setting.
Click Create.
Steps for Adding Videos to Wakelet Collections:
Create a collection on Wakelet.
Copy the YouTube URL.
Click the green "+" sign and select YouTube.
Paste the YouTube URL.
Click Add.
Or add videos using the Chrome Extension!
CHANNEL SECTIONS
CHANNEL SECTIONS
Customize the layout of your channel and feature playlists
Steps:
Go to YouTube Studio
From the left menu, select Customization Layout
At the bottom, click Add Section
Use the drop-down arrow to select the content you want to add:
Videos: Choose to highlight posted videos
Popular uploads: Choose to highlight your live, past, and upcoming live streams
Playlists: Choose to highlight single, created, and multiple playlists
Channels: Choose to highlight subscriptions and featured channels
Click Publish
YOUTUBE Studio FEATURES
YOUTUBE Studio FEATURES
CARDS
CARDS
END SCREEN
END SCREEN
Ever watched a video and hear the host say, "Click here to watch this video" and then see a banner appear?
This is a card, which allows you to link to other YouTube videos.
At the end of a YouTube video, you may sometimes see a place where you can subscribe to the host's channel or view suggestions for other videos to watch. You can customize these options for viewers.
Steps:
Click profile icon
Select YouTube Studio
Choose Videos from the left-side navigation
Select the pencil icon to edit details
Select Cards or End Screen
Select the time placement
Which element type:
Cards
Cards
Video
Playlist
Channel
End Screen
End Screen
Subscribe
Video (Choose a specific video, Best for viewer, or Recent upload)
Playlist
Channel
JUMP TO SECTION
JUMP TO SECTION
Did you know you can add links in the description area allowing viewers to jump to different spots within your video? Just add a timestamp and a title. When the video is published, it will create a link viewers can click on.
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