Is YouTube playlist a Google tool?
A playlist is a collection of videos that anyone can put together and choose to share with others. For example you could curate a playlist of your favourite music videos to play back to back.Increasingly people are using their mobile devices to access and watch short videos on the go, providing an abundance of micro learning opportunities. Whilst videos can be embedded within PowerPoint presentations it can also be helpful to include a link to specific playlists from your class VLE, blog or website to help users locate the collections more easily. Curated playlists could also help you organise videos by topic, to refer to at a later date. A playlist in YouTube is easy to put together (see the instructions further down) by selecting existing videos already uploaded to YouTube. However you may also want to consider creating your own videos and then making themed playlists. Below are some suggestions on how playlists can be used with your students, for your own professional development and also for sharing your research. Playlist suggestionsFor your students
For your own CPD You can also seek inspiration for your own professional development from playlists created by others:
DisseminatingResearch Another option is creating your own videos to share your research. A good example of this isResearch Shorts which are short research video summaries by George Veletsianos and the Digital Learning and Social Media Research Group. These videosexamine issues relevant to educational technology, digital learning, networked scholarship, and student/faculty experiences with technology and education. Make &find your playlists
You can find your new playlist from the Library in the Guide on the left side of the screen. Delete a playlist
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