Early next month EdTechTeacher.org is hosting their second annual Google Jamboree in Medfield, Massachusetts (not far from Boston). When I was asked to present at the event I immediately said yes. It’s going to be a great day of learning about all things Google Apps in education. My workshop is titled YouTube – It’s Not Just Cats & Khan Academy. In the workshop we will learn how to use many of the frequently overlooked features built into YouTube.
Some of the things that you’ll learn in my workshop at the Google Jamboree on December 5th include the following:
1. Creating photo slideshows. The YouTube photo slideshow creation tools allow you to specify the length of time that each image is displayed for. After uploading your images you can use the annotations tool to add as much text as you like to each frame of your video. See the video embedded below for a primer on this.
2. Create slow-motion videos. The most recent addition to the YouTube editing tools is an option to record videos with a regular speed camera and then turn that into a slow-motion video. Directions for doing this are available here.
4. Stabilizing shaky footage and adding color/ light filters to your videos.
5. Privacy settings for sharing videos.