Youtube Mixtapes

I was recently asked if there was a way to create a "highlight reel" of the YouTube videos they uploaded to their YouTube channel. Here's a possible solution: DragonTape video editor. A user can create, share, and watch up to an hour of their favorite YouTube videos. Richard Byrne has a full review on his blog, Free Technology for Teachers.

Numberock: Math Videos

Here's another great YouTube channel: Numberock. It's a collection of videos for elementary students to reinforce math lessons. Here's a full review from Free Technology for Teachers.

Google Tools

If you don't follow Richard Byrne, you should start today. His blog, Free Technology for Teachers, provides a daily update of free tools for teachers including his most recent post, 82 Google Tools Tutorials Videos. On his YouTube channel, he has created playlists which "include tutorials on features in Google Maps, Blogger, Google Sites, Google Classroom, Google Forms, Google Sheets, and Google Docs." Great Resource!

My Youtube Channel

Here's my youtube channel:
 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt3fZcXjVwVXb6ZHbz-wJJw

It has numerous helpful videos I've created to show users how to use Weebly to create free websites, how to use DPS Google, and how to use Prezi (an online presentation tool. I created them for students, but hopefully, you find them helpful as well.

Youtube filters

If you've ever watched videos on Youtube, you can understand the desire to want to eliminate the "related" videos that show after you play the video you wanted. Free Technology for Teachers has a few options to get rid of those unwanted recommendations.