Todays focus around media and its impact on learning/teaching was a really interesting topic. Learning some finer details around Youtube was an interesting session. Only just realising I had a Yourube channel with videos already uploaded on the channel was definitely a surprise this morning....
Some of the cool features I learnt to use more effectively were
- How to use the playlist feature on Youtube to collate all the relevant videos I might need
- Creating different channels wher eI can post different videos (for the subjects I teach)
- Turning off the comment feature on Youtube (only use videos for viewing purposes, not its commenting features)
I am planning on setting up a fitness channel for my class. This is where I am aiming to regulairly post content around key exercises points, different kinds of workouts, nutrition, etc....
For our creating component today, I created a Digital pepeha using Google slides. While doing this I learnt a couple of cool points to do with slides and how to navigate slides a little easier.
- I learnt some shortcut keys (Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down arrows=Moving your layers forwards and backwards, Crtl+D=Duplicate what you are higlighting)
- How to grab the embedding code off Google Slides (hopefully it is similar for other videos, Google apps as well)
- Using the explore feature to quickly have access to the internet without having to switch tabs (very handy when working on something and time could be a contraint)
This is the slide presentation I created for our create component today!!
Really enjoyed watching your digital pepeha Rikki. It flowed really nicely and the images are great.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Rikki,
ReplyDeleteGreat to see the list of useful tips you learnt over the day. You are quite right, finding the embed code is the same for other google apps, like slides.
I loved seeing your pepeha. A picture tells a thousand words! Do you stay in Whangara?
Ngā mihi,
Maria
Kia ora Rikki,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pepeha. That's a great photo of the Waipaoa Awa.
And yes - the Explore Tool is an efficient way to insert images and importantly these are images that are labelled for reuse.
Cheryl