1. Youtube in the Classroom LARC Social Media 2012 Karl Richter, MA EDTEC

2. I can’t use this!

3. Teaching Ideas for Video in the language classroom Tech Tips to accomplish them We’ll talk about

4. Three Tech Tips Did you know… You might already have your own youtube channel? You can record straight to youtube using just your webcam? Your students can easily respond by video to one of your posts?

5. Do You YouTube?

6. With your YouTube Account you can Save favorites Create playlists Upload videos Leave comments Rate videos Respond to videos Customize your channel Subscribe to other users

7. Youtube basics A youtube account is free. It’s already linked to your gmail address if you have one. If not, to get an account you have to get a google (gmail) account – something@gmail.comsomething@gmail.com

8. You can start a video blog Yeah, right, I don’t have the time to make videos!

9. You don’t need a lot of time, talent, or equipment

11. You just need a webcam

12. Or a (fancy) phone

13. Speak directly to the camera. Record dialogues. (native speakers, scripted dialogues) Have students make videos. Allow students to replay your message as many times as they need. Want to do transcription/translation exercises? Videos can be embedded in other web sites You can start a video blog

14. Teacher VlogsClass VlogsStudent Vlogs It doesn’t have to be you…

15. Youtube for Schools http://www.youtube.com/teachers

28. Tip #1 You may already have a Youtube channel

32. Use a playlist with student’s responses

34. Dr. Stephen Krashen http://www.youtube.com/user/lingosteve?feature=watch

35. Tip #2 You can upload straight to youtube with a webcam

36. Click Upload

39. Let me show you I’ll record a video. We’ll use this as a prompt for video responses.

40. You can allow responses Tip #3

41. Public https://support.google.com/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=157177

42. Want to allow responses?

43. Posting a Video Response http://support.google.com/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=e n&answer=57931

47. Mobile Upload

50. So, how can we use this in a language class?

51. Oral assessment skills Do it once at the start of the semester Do it again at the end of the semester Teachers posting prompts students respond Students posting prompts for a small group Advanced students could have a debate Video Pen pals with another class So, how can we use this?

52. Find videos you could use in your class Make a playlist so you can find them easily in the future Challenge 1

53. Add a youtube video to your blog. Can you add a link to a playlist? (If you’re feeling brave, try embedding the playlist) Challenge 2

54. Post a prompt using a webcam Have students respond Challenge 3