How YouTube revolutionised learning and nobody noticed
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YouTube started an educational revolution without anyone noticing. The video revolution made video consumption, production, and distribution easy. This led to new online educational platforms like MOOCs, flipped classrooms, and YouTube channels from Khan Academy, Crash Course, and others. YouTube showed that education extends beyond traditional institutions and cat videos, and its future in education remains promising.
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- 1. How YouTube started a revolution in learning and nobody noticed Dominik Lukeš Saïd Business School @TechCzech
- 4. What year is the following quote from?
- 5. “Books, will soon be obsolete in the public schools. Scholars will be instructed through the eye. It is possible to teach every branch of human knowledge with the motion picture. Our school system will be completely changed inside of ten years.“
- 6. “We have been working for some time on the school pictures. ... It proves conclusively the worth of motion pictures in chemistry, physics and other branches of study, making the scientific truths, difficult to understand from text books, plain and clear to children.“
- 8. 1913 10 2013
- 9. 1940s – 1960s • Public information films • Children’s programming 1970s • Open University • School-house rock 1980s • VCR • Laser disc 1990s • CD-ROMs
- 11. • Linear • Difficult navigation • No skim / scan / skip • Equipment bound • Place bound Consumption
- 12. • Expensive • Difficult to modify • Ages quickly Production
- 13. • Media compatibility • Bandwidth • Cost • File size Delivery
- 14. Revolution
- 16. Video revolution Easy distribution Online Cheap to free Mobile Easy consumption Captions Speed of listening Navigation Short videos into wholes Easy production Cheap tech More skills Ease of updating Language of video
- 17. Consequences of the revolution New pedagogies MOOCs Flipped classroom Informal learning Lecture capture New platforms YouTube, Vimeo Bandwidth providers Lecture capture providers Smartphones Institutions YouTube Channels KhanAcademy Lynda, Udemy, Skills Share edX, Coursera The Great Courses Master Class
- 19. What should everybody know about YouTube?
- 20. More than cat videos?
- 22. Who wants to be a YouTuber?
- 29. What is the future of video in education?