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YouTube for Schools lets schools access free educational YouTube videos while limiting access to other YouTube content. Students can learn from more than 400,000 educational videos, from well-known organizations like Stanford, PBS and TED, and from up-and-coming YouTube partners with millions of views, like Khan Academy, Steve Spangler Science and numberphile. Schools can also customize their YouTube for Schools experience, adding videos that are only viewable within their school network.

"Most Android phones and tablets have some kind of video trimming tool already built into the camera. Not everyone is aware of that and some phones don't make the option easy to use. YouTube has recently updated the YouTube for Android app to streamline the process of uploading trimmed videos from your phone. The YouTube for Android app now lets you trim the start and end times of your videos and preview those edits before uploading your video. This is quite similar to YouTube's browser-based video uploader."

YouTube is still the best place to find videos to use in the classroom, despite being blocked in many schools. If your school does allow you to use YouTube there are a few cool tips and tricks to improve your use of YouTube in the classroom.

Sign up for YouTube for Schools to bring the power of video to your classrooms free of charge. Access thousands of free, high-quality educational videos on YouTube in a controlled environment.

A great video with a good overview of how you can use Youtube in education

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: 20 YouTube Channels for Educators | https://t.co/YVWrBXZLwT | #gafe #edtech … https://t.co/PixNzTeK0B

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: 20 YouTube Channels for Educators | https://t.co/YVWrBXZLwT | #gafe #edtech … https://t.co/PixNzTeK0B

YouTube can be a great technological resource for teachers to use in the classroom. But with so many videos and channels, how can educators find quality content without watching hours of video? Here are ten great channels that are certain to provide educational content worthy to spark student's minds.

"EdPuzzle 3 Minute TOOL-torial: Add Questions to Videos, Monitor Progress, etc. EdPuzzle is an awesome free tool that makes it a breeze to embed questions in YouTube and Vimeo videos. When students log in and watch the videos on EdPuzzle, you can then see their progress. Did they watch it? How did they do on "

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: 20 YouTube Channels for Educators | https://t.co/YVWrBXZLwT | #gafe #edtech … https://t.co/PixNzTeK0B

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: 20 YouTube Channels for Educators | https://t.co/YVWrBXZLwT | #gafe #edtech … https://t.co/PixNzTeK0B

Viewbix is a new service for making videos interactive. Viewbix works with videos that are hosted on YouTube and it works with videos that are hosted on Facebook. 

"YouTube Kids is an app built with parents and children in mind that makes it easier for kids to find videos on topics they want to explore"

"ClipGrab is a free downloader and converter for YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and many other online video sites."

A collection of flipped classroom videos.