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We all know how much time and energy it takes to create your own high-quality and effective video resources or even search through already published resources to find good quality and suitable videos to use in your classroom.
We all know how much time and energy it takes to create your own high-quality and effective video resources or even search through already published resources to find good quality and suitable videos to use in your classroom.
The aim of the video resources page is to save you from reinventing the wheel and give music teachers everywhere a pre-vetted library of YouTube channels to explore which contain video content that is good quality, educationally sound, and which can be instantly inserted into your programme without the need for editing. Each example only contain a small sample of what the channel contains and is designed to help you filter through more quickly to find the ones most appropriate for you and your programme.
The aim of the video resources page is to save you from reinventing the wheel and give music teachers everywhere a pre-vetted library of YouTube channels to explore which contain video content that is good quality, educationally sound, and which can be instantly inserted into your programme without the need for editing. Each example only contain a small sample of what the channel contains and is designed to help you filter through more quickly to find the ones most appropriate for you and your programme.
As always, it is recommended that you personally view any video prior to use in your own classroom to ensure that it fits your purposes and to also cover your duty of care requirements.
As always, it is recommended that you personally view any video prior to use in your own classroom to ensure that it fits your purposes and to also cover your duty of care requirements.
Helpful hint: Always post your YouTube videos in Google Classroom as this automatically removes all ads from the clip without needing additional software. Not all ads are child appropriate in YouTube so protect yourself by removing them. If you are not using Google Classroom as your Learning Management System, any of the mainstream Google education tools will do the same - just insert your video into a Google slide and the ads will not appear - plus in slides you can also crop the video length to just show part of the original, or to start at a certain point rather than just at the beginning.
Helpful hint: Always post your YouTube videos in Google Classroom as this automatically removes all ads from the clip without needing additional software. Not all ads are child appropriate in YouTube so protect yourself by removing them. If you are not using Google Classroom as your Learning Management System, any of the mainstream Google education tools will do the same - just insert your video into a Google slide and the ads will not appear - plus in slides you can also crop the video length to just show part of the original, or to start at a certain point rather than just at the beginning.
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