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    1. Look What’s Coming Down the Tube: YouTube, Teacher Tube, & Other Streaming Videos Jan McGee, LMS West Monroe High School 201 Riggs Street West Monroe, LA 71291 Ouachita Parish School System [email_address]
    2. Time Magazine’s Person of the Year December 25, 2006 YouTube
    3. YouTube is:
      • A video-sharing service that lets users upload files to YouTube servers, where they are available online
      • Streams more than 100 million videos per day
      Debuted in 2005
    4. What kinds of Videos?
      • Videos can be
        • Animations
        • Video footage of public events
        • Personal recordings of friends
        • Personal/Professional Productions
      • Videos can be
        • informational
        • entertaining
        • persuasive
        • purely personal
    5. Who Posts?
      • Anyone with a video recording device
        • Cell phone
        • Video Flip Camera
        • Small Wonder Camera
        • Upper-end digital video camera
    6. Why Post?
      • Self expression
      • Aspiring producers, directors, actors
      • Aspiring reporters, journalists
      • Hobbyists
      • Outlet for creativity
      • Demonstrations for “how to”
      • Sharing events
    7. YouTube allows users to:
      • Post and tag videos
      • Watch videos posted by others
      • Post comments in a threaded discussion format
      • Search for content by keyword or category
      • Create and participate in topical groups
    8. How does YouTube work?
      • Free Web 2.0 tool
      • Users register & create a profile
      • Videos include tag, category, brief description
      • Videos can be public or restricted to members of a specified contact list
    9. YouTube Links
      • Links allow a user to:
        • share a movie through email
        • Add it to a list of “favorites”
        • Post a text-based or video comment about it
        • Read or watch comments of others
    10. Embed Videos
      • YouTube allows videos hosted on its site to be embedded in other Web pages, such as blogs, wikis, or personal Web sites.
    11. Significance?
      • YouTube has made sharing video easy
      • YouTube provides the storage and the server
      • Flash player, which works consistently on a variety of platforms, is the only player required
      • Videos on YouTube generally stream smoothly, without lags or slowdowns.
    12. Why is this Important?
      • It opens the experience of online video to a wide range of users
      • Makes content available to everyone interested in consuming it
    13. Educational Implications
      • Heightens students’ visual literacy
      • Encourages experimentation with new media
      • Creating content helps develop a deeper understanding of subject matter and the tools used to create that content
      • Replaces passive learning with active participation
      • Teaches Internet responsibility and ethics
    14. YouTube in the Content Areas
    15. History & Social Studies
      • Hiroshima & Nagasaki-Original 1945 Documentary 5/5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P75GYaYl5w0
      • John F. Kennedy Assassination
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IHYSwK9Xac
      • Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
      • http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =HODBwP5EA-E
    16. Mathematics
      • Alegebra: Distance Rate and Time
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-vTXwJObOI
      • Introduction to Algebra
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7FNkFLjsTs
    17. Fine Arts: Band Program
      • “ I used YouTube today to demonstrate a performance of "Nessun Dorma" by Luciano Pavarotti. I wanted my students to hear it in its original context. (One student told me afterwards that Pavarotti's performance gave him goosebumps.)”
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtAk5On4PvI
    18. Band Program
      • “ I also use YouTube during Fine Arts classes to demonstrate instrumental sounds and voice ranges (soprano, coloratura, dramatic, lyric, basso profundo, countertenor, male alto, castrati, etc.).”
    19. Band, Drum Corp
      • “ In Marching Band I used clips from drum corps rehearsals to show marching style and body carriage.
      • I may also use YouTube to show what NOT to sound like, as their are several postings of truly wretched ensembles!”
    20. Vocal Music
      • Choir performances for concert season
      • Music competitions
      • Vocal arrangements
    21. Home Economics
      • Homemade Banana Bread Recipe
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFB5AwQMSD4
      • Learn How to Quilt: Beginning Quilting Instructions
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGsGxY7V920
    22. Library
      • Book Trailers
        • Seeing Redd
        • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IifKPrzQFZ4&feature=related
        • Looking Glass Wars
        • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSp5PaJiNRE
        • A Great and Terrible Beauty
        • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPtH4vJregY
    23. Library Program
      • Spy Force Max Remy
      • http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v = jSCHhUNUvCw
      • Turtle Summer
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cItMmvm6G_E
      • The Joshua Files
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEIFbyfBbo4
    24. Library Program
      • Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgci5Z2ukOU
      • When you Were Young: Twilight-Bella & Edward
      • http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =ywVX8kc23_Q
    25. Technology
      • How to Download & Install Audacity
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSpuJU57cg0
      • How to Comment on a VoiceThread
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr3qwC31r64
    26. Downsides?
      • Copyright violations—improper use of copyright materials
      • Violations of privacy issues
      • Inappropriate content issues
      • Users who embed materials are dependent upon YouTube to continue to make that content available
      • Blocked by Firewalls
    27. “ You get what you look for”
      • Edutopia Survey
      • Type in Carl Sagan
      • Type in World War : Archduke Ferdinand
      • Diet Coke Mentos Experiment
      Readers’ Survey 2007: Best YouTube Video about Education.,Edutopia Readers Weigh in on Favorites. Edutopia: George Lucas Foundation. <http://www.edutopia.org/node/4094>
    28. TeacherTube
      • http://www.teachertube.com
    29.  
    30.  
    31. Teacher Tube Allows Upload of Support Documentation
      • Beginning April, 2007, TeacherTube has enabled teachers to upload support materials & files to TeacherTube videos
        • Teacher notes
        • Directions
        • Handouts
        • Quizzes
        • Discussions questions
        • Notes, etc.
    32. Saving YouTube for a Rainy Day
      • http:// www.zamzar.com
      Completely free! Optional Toolbar Download!
    33. ZamZar.com
      • Check email link
      • Download to HD, flash drive or other location
      • Click link in email to download video
      • You will be taken to the download site.
    34. Click “ Download Now ” and save to desired location.
    35. Adding Zamzar “Convert It” Button
      • Go to: http://www.zamzar.com/tools/
      • Rt-Click on “ Convert It ” button
      • On Pop-up menu, select “ Add to Favorites ”
      • Save in “ Links ” folder
      http://www.zamzar.com/tools
    36. To Use ZamZar Button
      • When on a video-sharing website, such as YouTube, click the ZamZar button on your toolbar.
      • It will automatically pull up the ZamZar site
      • AND
      • It will automatically fill in the URL of the website for you.
    37. Sites supported by Zamzar:
      • YouTube
      • Google Video
      • Myspace
      • Revver
      • PutFile
      • Break.com
      • Apple Trailers
      • Dailymotion
      • Metacafe
      • IFilm
      • Grouper
      • Blip.tv
    38. Other Video Resources TeacherTube SchoolTube UstreamTV GoogleVideo NextVista for Learning
    39. NextVista for Learning
      • Free online library of teacher and student-made short, educational, high quality video.
      • Contains a “Global Views” Collection
      • Contains a “Light Bulb” collection
      • Right-click to download
      • Not many videos uploaded at this time.
      http:// www.nextvista.org /
    40. SchoolTube
        • Content created by teachers and students.
        • All content must be approved by registered teachers
        • Follows local curriculum guidelines
        • Can email links
        • Can generate code to paste into web page
      http:// www.schooltube.com *Zamzar not an option
    41. UstreamTV
      • Uses tag clouds.
      • Does not categorize videos across the curriculum, but does have great section on technology.
      • *ex.- Will Richardson’s Weblogg-ed.tv series
      http:// www.ustream.tv /
    42. GoogleVideo http:// video.google.com
    43. GoogleVideo
    44. Google Alerts
    45. SciVeeTV
      • http://www.scivee.tv/
    46. Other Educational Video Sites
      • MIT World ( http://mitworld.mit.edu ) on demand video of significant public events at Massachuesetts Institute for Technology
      • Suttree: a knowledge community and an aggregator of instructional videos. Educational videos only part of this site. Site also included many “how tos” for marital relations. Not recommended for school setting. ( http:// www.sutree.com )
    47. Citing YouTube
      • Norton, Robert. &quot;How to Train a Cat to Operate a Light Switch.&quot; YouTube . 4Nov. 2006. 7 Nov. 2007 <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vja83KLQXZs>.
      No official MLA Citation format for videos. NoodleTools*, has recommended the following format for citing videos: *Printed with permission from Debbie Aycock, NoddleTools.
    48. Cool Cat Teacher Blog: Vicki Davis
      • “ Humans are deeply influenced by video, particularly those with an emotional anchor in their past.”
      • “ The effective use of video can give us breakthrough moments with our students.”
      • “ YouTube will become “DeadTube” for educators if they don’t wake up.”
      http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/2008/02/favorite-inspirational-youtube-clips.html
    49. Q & A
    50. Works Cited
      • Davis, Vicki. “YouTube in Education.” Weblog entry. 16 Feb. 2008. Cool Cat Teacher Blog. 2 Mar. 2008 <http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/‌2008/‌02/‌f avorite-inspirational-youtube-clips.html>.
      • Dyck, Brenda. “Have You Tried YouTube?” Weblog entry. 1 May 2007. Brenda’s Blog. Education World. 17 Feb. 2008 <http://www.educationworld.com/‌a_tech/‌colu mnists/‌dyck/‌dyck015.shtml>.
    51. Works Cited
      • O’Neal, Chris. “A Teacher’s Tour of YouTube.” Edutopia . 19 Feb. 2008 <http://www.edutopia.org/‌teachers-tour-you- tube>.
      • Wesch, Michael, Prof. “Presentation: YouTube in/‌on/‌of/‌for the Classroom.” Kansas State University. Kansas State University Union 212. 24 Jan. 2008. 24 Feb. 2008 <http://mediatedcultures.net/‌ksudigg/‌?p=140>.

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