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Tiriata

youtube.com

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YouTube

  • Resources
  • Content
  • Subscribe
  • Organise

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Digital content is most effective when:

  • Learning is visible and embedded into an existing program.
  • Content is selected based on learner needs and interests, informed by evidence (Assessment for Learning).
  • Effective teaching supports its use.
  • It empowers learners to create, collaborate, and connect.
  • Relevant offline experiences support its use (before and after).
  • It's combined with other digital content and learning experiences.

Applications for Learning

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YouTube &

For teachers

  • Have accounts, use channels to curate playlists for learning
  • Upload default ‘Unlisted’
  • Comments turned off
  • Share videos on class blog or site

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YouTube &

For learners

No Manaiakalani children have YouTube accounts.

  • Students can watch videos in Sites and Google Workspace products.
  • They cannot create channels, playlists, shorts, or upload videos.
  • They also cannot watch or create live stream events, or see/post comments.

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YouTube &

Why We Use Blogs for Student-Created Videos

The class blog is the recommended place for learners to share and connect with their audience.

  • Embedding in a blog from Google Drive.
  • Google Drive is the default storage space
  • Monitor content and interactions through email notifications and the Hāpara Teacher Dashboard.
  • Google Drive for Education has unlimited storage

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Learners Sharing Videos

The only legal option for learners to share video is via Google Drive. Storage for Google Apps for Education is unlimited.�

  1. Select Share - share the video so anyone �with the link can view.

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  • Select 3 vertical dots - open in new window
  • Select 3 vertical dots - embed item
  • Copy the embed code
  • Paste code into your blog Customise size eg: height="380" width="520"

Learners Sharing Videos

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Accessing video transcripts to support accessibility

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  • YouTube Channels - Setup and protocols
  • Google Drive - A recommended alternative for learners is to share video via Google Drive
  • More to explore

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Jump to content

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Go to YouTube.com and sign in with your Google Workspace account

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Creating and Managing a Teacher YouTube Channel

  1. Sign in
  2. Click your profile top right
  3. Create a channel

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Setting up your Channel

You can change these if you like

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Recommended Channel Settings

  • Default for uploaded video will be set as unlisted

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  • Videos will be shared by embedding them in a school blog or Google Site

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  • If videos have been created for assessment or appraisal purposes they can be embedded in Sites or Blogs or the link can be shared with parents/colleagues via Google Drive or email

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Channel Settings

Before uploading video, review account settings and the Upload Defaults for your channel.

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Channel Settings

Visibility settings: �Public anyone can see the video

Private only those you invite to view the video can view it

Unlisted only people who know the link to the video can view it

Comments are automatically �disabled on content created for kids.

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Verifying your account

Verify your account - this lets YouTube know that you are a real person and unlocks additional features e.g. long uploads, live streaming. Google Support - verifying your account

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YouTube Studio

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Playlists

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A playlist is a collection of videos. We can make playlists and share them.

Playlists

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Watch videos

Rewindable Resources

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Create, edit, and delete playlists - Google Support

Create a YouTube Playlist

Click the �under the video, then click save

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Choose your playlist, or create a new playlist.

If you create a new playlist, enter a playlist name.

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Use the drop down box to select your playlist's privacy setting.

We recommend Unlisted

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Click Create.

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Adding Videos to playlists

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Adding Videos for kids to playlists

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Channels marked as content for kids will have the option to save, grayed out.

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Just return to the search page (or search for the title to make sure you get the same video).

Use the three dots to save to your playlist.

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Open the playlist

Locate the URL to share your playlist by either

copying the URL from the omnibox (Check the URL includes the word playlist)

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Click the

share button

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Share your playlists with others

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Using someone else’s playlist

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Open the playlist

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Save playlist to your library

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Note, You can’t add or remove videos from a saved playlist, but you can create your own playlist and use the same content.

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Share your playlists on your site

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Embedding playlists in your site or blog

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Suggested videos

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Adding ?rel=0 to your HTML will limit suggested videos to ones from that channel

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Embedding a video from YouTube:

You can copy the embed code and �paste it into your blog.

  1. Click on "Share"
  2. Click Embed to find the embed code
  3. Copy the embed code, then paste it � into your blog while on the Code View

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Embedding a YouTube Video in a Blog Post

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More to explore...

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Exam Prep Tasks