Creating Connections For Learning Through YouTube

@NurseKillam and @JessicaOReill17 on using video in instruction #CNIE2018Sudbury pic.twitter.com/yFTzIchnbr

— Diane P. Janes, PhD (@Diane_Janes) May 16, 2018

Jessica and I presented about ways YouTube can be used in education to enhance student learning. We heard from the audience and even live streamed the session with the support of Extron Electronics (an event sponsor). The “slides” are actually a website, which is designed to be an open resource that I will continue to add to. We encourage you to give it a try, start small … and you can always delete the video if you decide you don’t like it.

@JessicaOReill17 and @NurseKillam presenting on using video in courses at #CNIE2018Sudbury pic.twitter.com/F54ffLOhrN

— James M. Skidmore (@JamesMSkidmore) May 16, 2018

Fantastic #howto on video recording and integration into online and in-class teaching and learning by @NurseKillam and @JessicaOReill17. #CNIE2018 #cnie2018sudbury pic.twitter.com/9pyaBRQnqP

— Aaron™ (@aaron_lucs) May 16, 2018

Please let me know if you see anything that should be added. Contact me if you want to discuss YouTube for education.

THX @NurseKillam 4 sharing insights about production process – to script or not to script; planning involved either way; practice, rehearse, prepare. Editing can be longer than shooting #CNIE2018Sudbury @CNIE_RCIE sound interesting when your face isn't on camera! @JessicaOReill17

— Helen DeWaard (@hj_dewaard) May 16, 2018

Link: http://nursekillam.com/youtube/ 

@NurseKillam and @JessicaOReill17 killing it livestream and ‘Creating Connections For Learning Through YouTube’ https://t.co/u3DSGeqgLO #CNIE2018Sudbury pic.twitter.com/AcHjfBJsSc

— Joanne Kehoe (@joanne_kehoe) May 16, 2018