Who owns teachertube

In fact, many schools block YouTube, based on inappropriate videos and comments. In , we knew that digital content would start taking over educational resources. The idea that a teacher could connect a video to better emphasize or engage her students would be important. Therefore, we created TeacherTube for teachers to have a safe, free, online educational resource community for teachers.

Who are some of the most prolific educational video creators? SMITH: Our content is curated mostly through our community members by appropriateness, subject and learning standards.

However, our staff and partners help with this process at a much lower level. Take, for example, smartphones. Most 6th- to 12th-grade students have a smartphone. Between my wife and me, we have five smartphones. Here's a tutorial. I don't think it's at all meant to be a replacement for YouTube. Rather, it's a place that takes advantage of what uploaded, shared video offers -- community, customization, sharing, creating, and learning from each other.

Check TeacherTube out. Let us know what you think. TeacherTube staff review flagged sites and will remove any inappropriate posts. With more collegial commentary and discussion through messaging and responses, the quality of this resource will only increase. The service is free for everyone.

We always encourage our users to Contact Us with thoughts, suggestions, or other feedback. We do have a vision for TeacherTube to truly be a better alternative to other video storage sites. With the community's help, it can become more interactive and engaging for all teachers and learners. Teacher Tube is an amazing media tool for teachers, students, parents, and just about anyone wanting to learn!

Teacher Tube offers videos, audio, photos, documents, playlist, on demand, and much more! There is also a helpful guide to get you started. I use this app to post my lesson discussions for students to go back and review the lesson we did that day. Students also have access to a PowerPoint as well as the video of me teaching the lesson.

Teachertube is a nice way to reinforce content. I like to be varied in my lesson plans, so every once in a while I will show a video that I think handles the lesson points well or that the students will particularly enjoy. I would feel safer both posting and viewing videos on Teachertube than on Youtube because all of material is geared towards education. It is very easy to use, especially if you already use Youtube. I used Teacher Tube last year while doing speeches with my middle school english students.

It was great to show students examples of speeche that other students had done.