Presenter: Rachel Eichen

Novare Library Services

Quick Poll (1-10)

Agenda

History Basics Tips & Tricks Libraries Resources

History of Youtube

Created by 3 ex-Paypal employees Wanted to share videos easily Google purchased in 2006

Youtube Today

Continues to grow More than 35 hrs of new content daily The “new” MTV Mobile integration Everyone can upload!

Let’s YouTube

Tips and Tricks: Searching ,channel to search only channels ,long to search videos > 20 min. ,partner to only search official videos ,hd to find only high quality videos

Ex: “ted talks, hd, partner, long”

Links

Add &start=30 to start 30s in Add #t=03m22s to start 3 mins, 22 sec Add &autoplay=1 to make video play

automatically Add &loop=1 to loop video

Ex: http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=HRxoeyHeLjo&start=30&loop=1

Google Hangouts

http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/

YouTube Live

http://www.youtube.com/live/

Tubereplay

http://www.tubereplay.com/

YouTube Testtube

http://www.youtube.com/testtube

Youtube Disco

www.youtube.com/disco

FlashBlock

Library of Congress Youtube

www.youtube.com/user/LibraryOfCongress

Tutorials

Gulf Coast Libraryhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThS7tNOqp2o

Resources

YouTube Creator

YouTube Charts

Youtube & Libraries

Using Youtube in Libraries

What do you you use? Camtasia – for webcasts iMovie Vimeo (instead of Youtube) Use for research, instruction (peer review,

plagiarism), speeches, slideshows Book review contest and upload vidoes eVance tutorials Libguides Booktrailers – Simon & Schuster, Penguin,

Random House, Storey Publishers, MacMillan, Little Brown

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