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Teachers can access YouTube in our system and students can access a limited scope of videos. I believe all non-age restricted videos.
As an elementary music teacher, I use YouTube a lot. There are always cool videos that can go along with what I’m teaching. When I teach music history, I get all my selections from there, since others have made more interesting versions than sitting quietly and listening to a CD. I don’t know what kind of filter our district uses, but if they ever decided to take away YouTube completely, it would make my job a lot harder and take away some of the fun things we do. I would also need to find a new way to access all the music I previously had for free.
I agree. I use You Tube almost daily in my 2nd Grade classroom. I’d be up a creek without it. It opens up the world to my students who have limited experiences outside of our local area.
Definitely need to preview them for accurate content.
Yes
There are a variety of good documentaries and resources found there. Students have tighter security; their devices are on a different wireless network from the teachers.
As long as it’s intentional I think it can be a valuable tool. I use it to show videos of places we can’t physically travel as a class