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iPhone Apps for March
Well another month is coming to a close and we got some great apps to sum up for you. So, while you’re watching the Final Four (go Bucks) and need a little something to do during halftime or...
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No Youtube… No Problem
In mainland China Youtube is blocked. Some people and schools pay for VPNs to have a slow and throttled Youtube experience. I suppose if core curriculum content is coming from a third-party source...
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Zamzar and YouTube – no more :(
Many educators (myself included) have enjoyed using www.zamzar.com to download and convert YouTube videos for our classes. It was easy, reliable and it didn’t matter what browser or platform you were...
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Blubbr.tv – It could have been worse
A few teachers want to do a video quiz show and were looking at ways to try and figure out an easy way to put it together and manage. My colleague had about blubber.tv which takes YouTube videos and...
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YouTube Safety Mode with Google Apps for Education
Yep, this is a thing. If your school is Google Apps for Education and you guys leverage the huge power of YouTube in your teaching then maybe you have fallen victim to the YouTube Safety Mode...
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If This, Then That: Link Apps Together to Double Your Productivity!
I recently discovered the amazing website: If this, then that What does it do? link apps together to automatically work together saves you time! How does it work? Create a recipe, or choose from...
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viewpure and YouTube
Let me lay out a scenario and see if you can relate to it. You have found a great YouTube video (like the one below :)). You want to show it to your class. It has a great explanation, it simplifies it...
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Earlier this week I wrote about viewpure.com and I am genuinely pretty impressed with what this service does. Above is a quick video showing it in action and how you can customize YouTube videos of...
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Google Drive vs YouTube – Which to use in distance learning
A number of teachers have been making their own tutorial videos for distance learning. A common question I get is whether or not to store it in Google Drive or to put it on YouTube? I say YouTube. The...
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YouTube – How to make a playlist
This is pretty easy and certainly not a new topic but YouTube does change a bit over time so I thought I would put together this hand dandy little guide (with beautiful pics) to help you out. Keep in...
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