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TOP 100 TOOLS
YouTube
YouTube is a resource site where you can
host, tag and share videos. If you want to use
a
video, you can either link to it on the YouTube site
or embed it into a web page or blog. It is
therefore a useful resource of user-generated video content.
Comments from some of those that selected YouTube as one
of their Top 10 Tools in 2009
- VISUALS VISUALS VISUALS. Creates web
presence, simple advertising tool, create simple and
informative self-help solutions.
Corinne
Burkhert
- To share end learn :-)
Maria de los Angeles Castro
- great instructional videos on how to
use blogs, etc.; plus lots of fun things to use to start
classes and gain student attention
Sarah Davis
- huge variety but one has to watch the sources
Martin Schlichte
-
You can learn almost anything on YouTube.
Henrique Rabello
- I use YouTube clips
extensively, some of them have really helped move
thinking forward at UEL. Using
Elgg means we can embed clips into the pages, and we
are using YouTube with our development of mobile
learning.
Sarah Frame
Comments from those that selected YouTube as one
of their Top 10 Tools in 2008
- "for really easy
uploading of mobile videos."
Ignatia/Inge de
Waard
- Una ventana abierta al mundo, y una
herramienta cada vez más potente. La suelo utilizar
para crear
canales de TV temáticos que complementan algunos
cursos [A window opened to the world, and a
more and more powerful tool. The ground to use to create
thematic TV channels that complement some]
Emilio
Quintana
- "Yes, there are a lot of annoying
videos, but there are also some excellent educational
resources."
Heather Ross
- "there are so many treasures waiting
to be found "
Jochen Robes
- "YouTube does for video
what SlideShare does for presentations. There are
excellent video clips online with enhance classes
and training, and I love the ability to embed videos
into blogs, wikis, or learning management systems"
Britt
Wattwood
- "Being able to integrate a talk by a top-notch
research in my online course within minutes is really a
great feature"
Daniel Lemire
- "Video student presentations and upload for the
student's themselves to assess their work.
Search for physics, history, language etc videos
to use as tools in the class."
Jason Denys
- "
A good source of ideas for traditional music and dance
projects (my sideline)."
Cathy Moore
- "Its
ubiquity makes my job as an educational developer easier.
You can't ignore the fact that user generated media is
important to our students, whether they are producing it or
their tutors."
Andrew
Middleton
- "yeah, unfortunately it is something the students
know and thus, usable for motivation, learning. Improved
channels and playlist presentations make it a better
choice now for teachers than previously. It also holds
less stringent copyright enforcement which allows
educators more breadth of use. FREE"
David
Deubelbeiss
- "The
ability to quickly create a small learning piece and
then distribute it to thousands of people
instantaneously is great for quick pieces of
instruction. I embed YouTube and TeacherTube videos into
wikis and blogs all the time."
Karl Kapp
- "A source for
educational videos that I check and use more and more
for my lectures and other presentations"
Andrea Back
- "A place I turn to when I need to look for tool
tutorials. I have also come across some great
inspirational videos. Music clips are also good fun."
Cristina
Mendes Da Costa
- "the best video library
in the world"
Florence
Meichel
- "'Clip Culture' is here.
Embedding links into geographyalltheway.com to illustrate geographical topics
to my students means more focused teaching as it makes
it easier to watch short examples rather than whole
program episodes."
Richard
Allaway
Comments from those that selected YouTube as one
of their Top 10 Tools in 2007
- "The
ability to quickly create a small learning piece and
then distribute it to thousands of people
instantaneously is great for quick pieces of
instruction. I embed YouTube and TeacherTube videos into
wikis and blogs all the time."
Karl Kapp
- "It's not especially YouTube, it's
embeddable video's. Visual information's much better
than plain text. All these sites make sharing easy. Good
for entertainment, even better for education and
learning."
Edwin Mijnsbergen
- "This endless collection
of videos can help us a lot."
Ana Maria Menezes
- "I've
used YouTube for some time now as a delivery vehicle for
'how to' video clips. These are used independently or
within other pages (blogs, googlepages etc.
David Sugden
- "Some
great presentations here have contributed to my CPD (as
well as making me laugh)"
Lynn Wenham
- "a great source of materials,
communication and learning"
Jose Luis Cabello
- "is great when you need
a few laughs or want to share short family video with
loved ones across the country."
Colette Cassinelli
- "For learning. Sometimes seeing
something done is the only way to go."
David Meaney
- "This is the resource of the future.
Multimedia is the channel for communication today and
with the ease of creating and viewing videos, YouTube
has become the broadcasting center for learners of all
ages"
Leigh Zeitz
- "a free video
resource with loads of possibilities for use in the K-12
classroom"
Ramona Dietrich
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