This document provides information about how to use YouTube safely and effectively in schools. It recommends turning on YouTube's "Safety Mode" to filter out inappropriate content. It also suggests using YouTube for Education, which only allows approved educational videos and disables comments and related video suggestions. The document encourages teachers to create their own playlists and channels to share lesson videos that are school-appropriate. It aims to help educators spend less time searching and more time teaching by utilizing pre-made educational playlists and YouTube's classroom features.

1. YouTube Your School in 20 minutes

2. Jon Corippo
Chawanakee Unified
Minarets HS • Central California
Credentials: Charter Director - Minarets High School • Minarets Charter HS
Apple Distinguished Educator
Google Certified Teacher
Madera Country Teacher of the Year (2010)
Central Valley Computer Educator of the Year (2010)
“Best of CUE” Presenter
Creator of “Rock Star Teacher Camp”
Creator of “CUE” education strand at MacWorld 2010
Apple Distinguished Educator

3. Special love and credit to Karen Mensing

4. Why?

5. •SAFER!
•School Appropriate
•Customizable
•Comprehensive
•Lessons for Students
•Professional Development

7. .EDU is great, but limited for K-12

8. Commercials

9. Tutorials

10. Primary Docs

12. For The IT Crowd

13. SAFETY MODE:
•Bye visible comments!
•Cleaner related videos section
•Must log in to make a comment
•Cleaner video selections
•Perfect? No. But, better.

14. Check out the bottom of the page

15. Turn on Safety Mode

16. Lock in the safety mode
Make sure you get EACH browser

17. Create Your Own Playlists
Control The Privacy & Settings

18. http://www.youtube.com/schools

19. School-appropriate
School admins and teachers can log in and watch any video, but
students cannot log in and can only watch YouTube EDU videos
plus videos their school has added. All comments and related
videos are disabled and search is limited to YouTube EDU
videos.

20. Teacher-friendly
YouTube.com/Teachers has hundreds of playlists of videos that
align with common educational standards, organized by subject
and grade. These playlists were created by teachers for teachers
so you can spend more time teaching and less time searching.

22. Point your router at this:
http://www.cleanvideosearch.com/

24. For The Classroom Crowd

29. YouTube.com/teachers

31. Don’t
Wait for
Tapes from
the County

32. YouTube keeps it short and sweet.

33. When you or students upload

34. When you or students upload

35. Find Playlists Created By Others

36. Create Your Own Playlists
Under A YouTube Video Look For the "Add to" Tab

37. saveyoutube.com

39. B-Roll

43. Tutorials
iMovie 17,000

44. Tutorials
iMovie 17,000

45. Tutorials
iMovie 17,000 Tri tip =

46. Tutorials
iMovie 17,000 Tri tip = 577

47. Questions?

48. YouTube Your School in 20 minutes