Earlier today people who are subscribed to my YouTube channel may have received a notification of a new video posted. If you watched it (all 12 seconds of it) you might have wondered, "what the heck is Richard doing?" I posted it during a presentation this morning. The presentation was about making videos with students. That particular video was a demonstration of how to post a video made on Stupeflix to a YouTube channel. Then I demonstrated how to add annotations to the video. Adding annotations to videos allows you to create an interactive series of videos. In the video embedded below I demonstrate how to create an interactive series through the use of YouTube annotations.
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Scoop.it!
Via Angel Acción Lamas 
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Scoop.it!
On Saturday I shared directions for creating annotations in YouTube videos along with an example of using that feature to create a choose-your-own-adventure series of videos. This week, through Maps Mania, I found another way to use the annotations feature in YouTube.
Scoop.it!
Preparando mis cursos para el año que viene, acabo de crear 2 nuevas tareas 2.0 interactivas, una con Thinglink (que permite crear fotos interactivas) y otra con YouTube Annotations (un servicio de YouTube con el que puedes añadir elementos interactivos a un vídeo de YouTube). A ver cuáles serán los resultados... :)
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