[CASL-L] YouTube alternatives

[Barbara Johnson]

I also made the change to block YouTube for students.
Staff still has access, students can still access videos that are embedded
into google slides that staff create.
Students still have access to YouTube videos that staff attached to Google
Classroom assignments or items (not just copied and pasted into
instructions or documents)

These options meet the privacy requirements and also force staff to preview
videos (not a bad thing) It also opens right in the slide or classroom
platform which then avoids ads, popups, and auto play videos...

Barb

On Fri, Jan 17, 2025 at 8:17 AM Christine Smey Zeiser <
christine.smey at gmail.com> wrote:

> Has anyone else’s district blocked YouTube for student access? Our
> district recently blocked YouTube for all student usage because of the
> change in minimum age requirement. I am receiving many requests from
> teachers about alternatives to YouTube that might have subject-specific
> content and resources. We already have EdPuzzle as a possible workaround,
> but that isn’t helpful for independent research/projects.
>
> If your district uses any video library resources that are not YouTube, I
> would love to hear about it!
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Colchester Public Schools

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