This week, we are exploring 10 EdTech tools for curating any instructional videos that you might have created for the classroom. We'll go through pros and cons of each tool as well as the variety of ways that you can use the tools to get your instructional videos organized.

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• 1. YouTube
  • Easy to use, linked to your Google account
  • Can't be used for students under 13
  • Changes to under 18 education accounts
    • Students under 18 can no longer embed videos from YouTube in Slides?
    • Students can no longer create a channel and upload videos
    • Access to playlists? Can they be embedded and still work?
  • Help Center
• 2. EdPuzzle
  • Search YouTube, use YouTube link, use Chrome extension to add
  • Upload your own video, record videos with extension
  • Direct connection with Screencastify
  • Share preview link with students to protect privacy or assign it to an open class
  • Consider different open classes for each unit
  • Freemium tool - share your referral link!
• 3. Wakelet
  • E036 - Riding the Wakelet Wave
  • Add all your links here, not just videos to create HyperDoc lessons
  • Organization of lessons can be tricky! Consider spaces, embedding wakes inside wakes
• 4. Google Slides and 5. Google Docs
  • Embed videos directly into slides or use smart chips in Docs
• 6. Genial.ly
  • Interactive presentation tool, embed videos into various places
  • Freemium tool, lots of options available in free account
• 7. Learning Management System (LMS)
  • Embed directly into your LMS
  • Brightspace - direct embed of Screencastify can have issues, works best with YouTube
  • Google sites does not embed into most LMS platforms
• 8. Google Sites
  • Organize and embed videos into various lessons
• 9. Google Drive
  • Create nested folders, use consistent naming convention for videos (00, 01, etc.)

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