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3 Tips for Using YouTube Videos in Your Classroom was one of the most popular posts of the week on FreeTech4Teachers.com. Those tips are all well and good if you can access YouTube in your classroom. If you cannot access YouTube in your classroom then you will want to consult my list of more than 40 alternatives to YouTube. Over the years I've updated the list as new sites emerged and old ones shut down. The list includes a search engine for videos that are not on YouTube. 
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Así que ahora queremos dejaros una lista con 20 alternativas a YouTube. Esta lista proviene de un sitio web que siempre va actualizado la lista con nuevos sitios que emergieron y eliminando aquellos que han cerrado. Si tienes acceso a YouTube en su escuela, considere el uso de herramientas como ViewPure y Watchkin para visualizar vídeos sin mostrar los vídeos “relacionados” comentarios de YouTube.
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YouTube is by all means one of the primary video hosting websites teachers flock to when looking for video materials to use with their students. However, searching through a condensed platform such as YouTube is time consuming given the abundance of irrelevant content on it and hence the importance of having handy websites that provide curated video content specifically designed for student audience. In this regard, I am sharing with you three of my favourite video resources that I have been recommending to teachers over the last couple of years.
Gumersindo Fernández's insight:
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El cliente oficial de YouTube es sin duda una de las aplicaciones móvil más utilizadas globalmente. Si estás leyendo este artículo, casi seguro que la debes de tener instalada en tu smartphone. Y muchos creen que esa es la única forma de ver los vídeos de ese portal, pero no: simplemente es el modo oficial. Hay más clientes de YouTube ahí fuera.
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One of the most popular posts that I have ever written on FreeTech4Teachers.com was a list of alternatives to YouTube. Over the years I've updated the list as new sites emerged and old ones shut down. I updated the list again last night. You can see it here or here.
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