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The materials and resources here were used for my SCASL Session titled "YouTube, My Tube, Their Tube – Channeling Video for Learning"

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Featured in the Powerpoint:

Johnson, Doug, " [|In Praise of Late Adopters.] " Weblog entry. Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk Blog. January 11, 2011. Date accessed May 15, 2011. http://doug-johnson.squarespace.com/blue-skunk-blog/2011/1/4/in-praise-of-late-adopters.html.

Johnson, Doug. " My Biases. " Weblog entry. Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk Blog. August, 2010. Date accessed May 15, 2011. http://doug-johnson.squarespace.com/my-biases/

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"Social Media Revolution 2011." Montage. June 8, 2011. YouTube. Accessed June 9, 2011. http://youtu.be/3SuNx0UrnEo


 * Using Online Videos in the Classroom:**

__YouTube Helpful Links Previewed__ Converting Sites/Programs: These are for the busy educator who needs to snag a video offline for any number of reasons. ZamZar KeepVid SaveTube ClipConverter SaveVid.com [|Download] printable directions for Zamzar [|Download] printable directions for Keepvid.com or savetube.com

__Converting Programs: These are for the busy educator who needs to convert a video to a different format for any number of reasons.__ iWisoft Video Converter

__Alternate ways to show YouTube videos online:__ Quiet Tube TubeChop SafeShare.tv Youtube Share/Embed Options Splicd

DropBox GoogleDocs Box Live Drive Uploadingit.com
 * Data Storage Solutions for the Classroom:**

Online Stop Watch
 * Timers for the Classroom**