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Diversity of content is one of the great things about YouTube. But we know that some of you want a more controlled experience. That's why we're announcing Safety Mode, an opt-in setting that helps screen out potentially objectionable content that you may prefer not to see or don't want others in your family to stumble across while enjoying YouTube. An example of this type of content might be a newsworthy video that contains graphic violence such as a political protest or war coverage. While no filter is 100% perfect, Safety Mode is another step in our ongoing desire to give you greater control over the content you see on the site. It's easy to opt in to Safety Mode: Just click on the link at the bottom of any video page. You can even lock your choice on that browser with your YouTube password. To learn more, check out the video below. And remember, ALL content must still comply with our Community Guidelines. Safety Mode isn't fool proof, but it provides a greater degree of control over your YouTube experience. Safety Mode is rolling out to all users through out the day, watch for the new link at the bottom of any YouTube page.

Training videos on how to set up and use Jing

Great article about how kids can help teachers when it comes to PD

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The newest way to promote your book is with a video! These videos are called Book Trailers. They are similar to a movie trailer,

Creating Live Web TV for the Classroom for Global Audiences Live Streaming Video Sites Ustream.tv * Weblogg-ed TV * PLP Live Mogulus Mobile Phone Streaming Sites Qik Ustream.tv Tools Camtwist Chatzy CoveritLive Uses for Streaming Video in Schools EduconTV--for streaming conference sessions. Mr. Chamberlain's Class Interviews (Howard Rheingold) Logistics of Using Ustream in the Classroom School Play ("Something to Believe In" from SLA) Techniques/Equipment Storyboarding Embedding DV Camera Microphone

created by Russell Stannard, a variety of English learning videos - some done in Jing, varying quality/value

We all know Google will do searches, mail, calendars, images and tons more stuff, but I got really excited when I came across a list on Twitter with all the Google Tools and Apps, listed A-Z. There are so many great resources for educators and students. It was so helpful, I have done several workshops for our district on the lesser known Google tools that can play big roles in the classroom and plan to do several more. Check out this video of all this video presentation of my favorite cool tools!

Revise GCSE English Literature topics including poetry, drama, shakespeare and short stories, using videos, games, poetry slideshows and more.">2006-09-15T12:35:00Z

Scroll to second Schweppes video! Also the NYT ad

video series on digital storytelling

For primary school children. Young girl teaching on word choice for writing.

Video by young girl teaching on the six +1 traits of writing.

student produced news videos

Ginsberg tugboat video from the New Yorker

Video: Troy Hicks describes the digital writing process in a workshop setting

Neat video that discusses rhyme in the context of pop songs and culture. Internal rhyme, family rhyme, masculine/feminine rhyme, etc.

Video on How to Annotate with Diigo

English Fluency Training Video - Meditation on How to think in English at BM English Speaking Mumbai, Maharashtra, India