1. Researched Evidence for Pedagogical use of Video and Resources
Nancy R. Evans
Instructional Design Specialist for Indiana University of Pennsylvania
MIS, Online Learning Consortium: Certified Online Teacher, Online Learning Consortium & SUNY: Instructional Design Certificate Program

2. Kalart Victor, Easy-Load, 16mm Projector, flicker
(image, Creative Commons: Free to modify, share and use)
Ruth, Filmstrip Projector Paired with a Record, I can hear the Sound to Advanced the Frame , February 3, 2011
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Mamie Lai, Instructional Technologies What is Instructional Technology?, Instructional Technologies ,2011
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3. Ryan Faas, Why BYOD Is A Disaster Waiting To Happen For Schools, Cult of Mac, June 28, 2012
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4. Do’s/Don’ts Using Don’t Do Video aligned with objectives
Video not aligned with objectives
Not selecting an appropriate video
Selecting a video that is too long
Not testing the video
Just playing the video or explaining the videos purpose
Do not plan for accessibility
No plan if technology fails
Assume all videos are free and legal (Copyright
Assume all videos are free and legal (Copyright) Do
Video aligned with objectives
Appropriate subject/length
Use pre-existing materials
Test before hand/Spend time purpose of the video
Work while they watch/Reflect on what is seen
Plan for accessibility
Always have a Plan B – event technical difficulties
Ethical use (Copyright)
Existing materials (e.g. Library resources)

5. Ethical Use of Video Fair Use Checklist
Disclaimer - I am not a copyright lawyer! Information is provided for educational purposes only
Fair Use Checklist
What is the character of the use?
What is the nature of the work to be used?
How much of the work do you intend to use?
What is the market effect from the use of this material?
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6. License/Search Engines Existing Video
Safest - Use Existing Resources (e.g. Your own or Library Resources)
Next Best - Emending, streaming, and hyperlinking video is not copying
YouTube
What does standard YouTube license means?
How to Find Creative Commons Videos on YouTube
Bing
Searching Images by Usage Rights
Steps also apply to video
Google
How to Google search for Creative Commons licensed resources
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7. Accessibility/Captioning
Google Video
Add caption tracks video files
Google Help
YouTube
Add your own subtitles & closed captions
YouTube Help
University Captioning Recourses
Check with your own institution for any services they might have
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8. Resources Diigo Outliner – Pedagogical Teaching with Video
Lecture Capture – (e.g. Zoom)
Synchronous video communications/recording
Teacher Tube Videos
YouTube Education
Kahan Academy
Google Educational Video
Search criteria: genre:educational
Internet Archives - Movies
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