My Take
As compared to other online video hosting sites, YouTube is superior in almost every way with the exception of being able to replace a video. I often go through several stages of editing, and I would prefer to be able to keep the same video URL.
How I Use It
I use YouTube to host nearly all my online learning content. To ability to post using the different levels of access (Public, Unlisted, Private) allows me to control who has access to my videos. YouTube makes adding closed captioning a snap, especially when the video is already transcribed. Finally, the auto editing features make my videos professional and clear.
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JESSICA J.
Teacher
April 27, 2022
Exciting tool to use, helpful to students, and encourages creativity
I believe that this application can be a valuable teaching tool. Professors have a lot that they can do with it and it is not restrictive by any means. They can turn it into a place for lectures, projects, and discussions. I recommend teachers using this application because there is technically no time limit. Professors are not confined and can encourage students to get creative too. The application also has several resources posted by other users that could provide valuable information to students who want to learn more about a topic or particular lesson.
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Jose d.
Teacher
January 7, 2021
autoaprendizaje, aprendizaje hibrido, asincronico aprendizaje en el aula y mucho más
En mi opinión cada alumno aprende a su ritmo a utilizar como docente videos de clase o como un alumnos que hace sus videos de sus aficiones subir combinar imágenes o algunas, para poder compartir online, cpn amistades o amigos al tenr un canal hay beneficio es gratuito, también de paga.es útil a la hora de ver un video.
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Gilbert R.
Teacher
Jamaica, NY
November 2, 2016
Instructional Videos Math Instruction Addition Subtraction Song
It was very effective mainly because it was a combination of audio and visual. The students enjoy singing so it was a hit.
It gave the students a different prospective to the teacher.
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