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    This document discusses the benefits and risks of using YouTube in the classroom. It outlines how YouTube can supplement teaching by appealing to visual learners and helping students become more tech savvy. However, there are also risks like a lack of control over what students watch and see in comments. The document then provides several examples of how YouTube can be used educationally, such as for class presentations, study groups, and connecting with other schools. Overall benefits include engaging multiple learning styles while risks involve lack of restrictions and distractions.

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    This document discusses the benefits and risks of using YouTube in the classroom. It outlines how YouTube can supplement teaching by appealing to visual learners and helping students become more tech savvy. However, there are also risks like a lack of control over what students watch and see in comments. The document then provides several examples of how YouTube can be used educationally, such as for class presentations, study groups, and connecting with other schools. Overall benefits include engaging multiple learning styles while risks involve lack of restrictions and distractions.

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    In the Classroom

    Kristen Cahill, Sam Dawe, John Hull, & Chris Vatcher

    Benefits of YouTube
    Supplement to teaching Appeals to visual learners Helps students become tech savvy Showcase and share videos

    Who benefits from YouTube?

    Risks of YouTube
    No way to restrict watching public videos Open to read comments posted by others Easy distraction for students No control over advertisements

    Costs

    Access to computers and internet connection

    You Tube: Educational Possibilities


    1)
    2)

    Class Presentations Study Groups


    1) Peer Review

    3)

    Provincial & International networking


    1) Distance Education 2) Competitions (Science Fairs) 3) Cultural Exchange (message in a bottle)

    You Tube: Educational Possibilities


    4) Curriculum aid:
    Prepared play list Email video Embed video

    You Tube: Educational Possibilities

    Working Journal:
    Class Highlights Missed Classes & Review Peer Instruction

    Improve Public Speaking Pre-lab Safety Review

    Easy to Update

    You Tube: Educational Possibilities


    Captions, subtitles & audio may be added to video or slideshows. Maximizing the learning potential! Evaluation tool

    In class (bell ringer tests) Take home / Special Needs

    You Tube: Educational Possibilities


    Suggestion: When embedding a video to a WIKI, limit tagging the video.

    This will prevent other videos from being suggested to the student after the instructional video as ended.

    How to YouTube
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d b9FyDkppk

    Accessibility

    Limitations:
    Visually impaired Hearing impaired Computer/Internet Access

    YouTube in Physical Education

    Northern Games- Leg Wrestling

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igU fFemrem8&feature=related

    YouTube in Physics
    Use of educational videos as study aids Posting videos of lab experiments

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH Gkmjmol_I

    YouTube in Biology

    Cell Division

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x 23n4zBOU8

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