I can only imagine how many
iOS users are spinning in their desk chairs now that Google has released the new
YouTube app for Apple users. It makes sense considering that the recent
Drive (also with
new updates for iOS) and
Chrome apps were hits and that
YouTube is second largest search engine in the world behind big brother Google. Now what? Sure, you can search aimlessly through the
8 years of new content uploaded each day with hopes of discovering something good. And while your chances of success may be better using the
YouTube EDU page, you really want to move into the power user category by setting up an account and subscribing to some Youtube channels. Here are some of my favorites:
MIT + K12 - A collaboration with
Khan Academy (another great pick) to bring high quality content to the K-12 classroom.
TED-Ed - Of course, the
TED Talks channel is a winner but TED-Ed does a great job with animation and videos for learning.
NatGeo - National Geographic has wonderful content in many categories and the videos are always high quality.
PBS - How do you go wrong here? Check out
PBS Kids for little ones, too.
YouTube Teachers - Want to learn more and connect with other educators passionate about blended learning, media rich classrooms, and engaging kids? Help to build the world's largest classroom here.
What did I miss? Please leave your favorites in the comments!
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