I've already been visting YouTube for several months. People have also been sending me YouTube clips via e-mail for quite some time. And I've been visiting other blogs where clips are regularly posted. I created an account on YouTube, using my google sign-in, and found the Bob Dylan video posted below, which was something that was useful as an adjunct to a series of posts I'd put up on my other blog.
YouTube is great. It's amazing how easy it is to post a clip. I'm glad that Learning 2.0 finally prompted me to find out how to do it.
The most obvious use of clips in the library setting, it would seem to me, would be for short instructional tools to show individuals how to find, or use, things like on-line catalogs and research materials--clips similar to the ones included in this lesson.
About Me
- Rodak
- I am an introverted blue collar pilgrim, surviving near the center of the continent, on the fringes of a shopworn civilization. I abide in rooms full of partially-read tomes, each bookmarked with the fragment of a shattered illusion.
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