Sandbox+(Bonus+Project)

Everyone, please post your materials to the END of this page and leave my instructions at the top:). (Kim).

Please feel free to use this page to try out some wiki features in the __Editor Tool Bar__ (shows up when you click "Edit." ) such as adding links, formatting texts, and embedding Youtube videos. The Editor tool bar will show up on the left side of the page when you click on "**Edit**" in the top, right corner of the page. For specific instructions of how to use the tool bar features, click on "**Help**" at the very top right corner of the page.

For example, if you want to embed a Youtube video into wikispaces:
 * Click "Widget" in the above tool bar
 * Click "Video" in the pop up window
 * Pick "Youtube" logo
 * Copy and paste the embedded code from Youtube into the box
 * Save.
 * Please put your name before your project. See an example below.

Kim Dyer -- This is one of the most viewed Ted.com videos about motivation. Enjoy!

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Joe Robinson: This is a video regarding the P20 council. Since I teach legal issues, this video and discussion that follows brings up some interesting points. It is definitely one-sided but I have other videos that take the other side, so it is fair to all class members. media type="youtube" key="UGO3Bvhrv30" height="315" width="420" Sabine Lewis: I have not really used Wikis, so this is an exciting opportunity to try something new. I sometimes show the following YouTube video in beginning German classes. It shows the importance of learning another language by (Germans) making fun of Germans' English accent. O.k., so the first try gave me the video plus all kinds of other things (commercials, links to other videos). I will try this again.

I tried it on Firefox but am still getting commercials and a screen at the end of the video which shows links to all kinds of other videos, also undesirable ones. How can I get just the video? ---The source of the video will make a difference as to whether you have commercials or other undesirable things.(Kim) I couldn't figure out how to find the embed code on the youtube video, so I searched for a video on how to do this. Once you click on "share" and find the embed code, you have to __//**uncheck**//__ the "...related video" box in that section. Here is the link: [|Finding the embed code on youtube](Sheri) Sheri - thanks for sharing, I was having trouble as well and this really helped. Jill Rohrbacker I finally went to 'TeacherTube' and downloaded their 'embed' code for the same video. It does not give you a nice still screen (very pixilated) but the video itself is fairly clear and it plays the video without commercials or links to other videos. Nice learning experience!

media type="custom" key="21204754" That is hilarious, Sabine! Sometimes, the quality of the video and the ability for the video to function properly depends on the source. (Kim)Love your video, Sabine! My husband spoke German before English and I can't wait to show him the clip! (Gretchen) Agreed Sabine! That is hilarious!!! "What are you shinking about?" LOL! Good, fun illustration to address just what you are trying to address. (Jennifer)

media type="youtube" key="PE_5_BbZlbI" height="315" width="560" Gretchen Cole-Lade- How cool is this! It took me two tries because I embedded it incorrectly the first time (It helps to take your time and read teh directions!)! I show this clip as a part of awareness segment when I teach about students with Intellectual Disabilities. The COE at OSU hosted it's first "Spread the Word" day last March and will do it again this March!

Stefanie Badzinski: This is one of three videos I show when I am talking about different therapeutic styles. "Gloria" volunteered to be taped in a therapeutic setting with three noted theorists of the time (i.e., Carl Rogers, Fritz Perlman and Albert Ellis). I like these videos because students can see how the different therapeutic approaches draw out different aspects of Gloria's life and personality.media type="custom" key="21218616"

Larry Cochran

What better way to foster dialogue than to talk about "faculty development." This video provides key techniques from the University of Texas Medical School that can potentially increase student engagement.

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media type="youtube" key="eEWVwgDnuzE" height="315" width="420" -Cheryl Dillard I have used this video at the start of presentations, especially those following lunch, to get everyone up and moving. HOpefully to wake them up a bit! Super fun to be able and post to share! Cheryl, I LOVE this video!! At first people don't really get it and think its wierd or "what's the big deal". What I like thinking about is these guys traveling cross-country to play 2 games, bored out of their mind and how many attempts it took to get it right. It probably took up many hours of the trip! I also picture them going crazy once they got it just right. I think it is a fun video! (Jennifer) FUNNY! This gives me an idea - I am going on a road trip to Mexico in December with a group of 10 people. Wonder what we could do to make our own video? That would certainly make the time go by faster! //Sabine// Cheryl - what a great idea to use to get people up and moving. You're creative and if you don't mind I think I may try this! Jill Rohrbacker

media type="custom" key="21247442"Tracy Freudenthaler Hmmm, I live in Sapulpa. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. CRY!!!!!!!! Poor Oklahoma always gets a bad rap on TV (Jennifer)

media type="youtube" key="_B-hVWQnjjM" height="315" width="560" -Jennifer Jay I was looking for a funny Ellen Degeneres video because she is HILARIOUS!! I ran across this and I remember seeing it on TV when it actually aired. It was very touching. This is precisely why I advocate for gay "issues". It doesn't matter what I think or anyone else thinks at the end of the day about the morality of someone being gay - but this we can ALL relate to. I believe everyone has a right to their opinion and that if someone is morally convicted about homosexuality - that is okay. But we should be equally convicted about this issue. Teenage suicide outweighs it all.

Scott Stoodley I always hated this song until a student posted on my FB page that I simply hadn't seen the right version of the song. Here is Jimmy Kimmel & The Roots singing Call Me Maybe with Carly. Watch it multiple times and focus on different people. It is awesome.

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Sheri Vasinda~ This is a Youtube clip I use as the **non-example** as I //emphasize// the __importance of attendance__ in a f2f course. This is a cleaned up cover version of the original Bruno Mars' "The Lazy Song". Below the YouTube Video, I added a link to a livebinder of foundational literacy resources I created so that my pre-service teachers have access to resources we use in class when they are student teaching and beyond.

I LOVE THIS SONG!!! This girl cang sing...someone needs to pick her up and give her a contract. I was impressed. I didn't quite get the whole monkey thing but I loved listening to her sing since I love this song so much. She was amazing. JENNIFER JAY media type="youtube" key="jzYen-3VU2Q?rel=0" height="360" width="640" [|LIteracy Resources Livebinder]

media type="youtube" key="CJn_jC4FNDo" height="315" width="420" Jill Rohrbacker - In keeping with the copyright theme I found this to be an entertaining (albeit repetitive) way to demonstrate some copyright issues. Enjoy the Mouse's version of copyright info. For fun - see how many characters you can name!

Leslie Baldwin: My husband told me about this video and it is pretty funny if you have kids (or not). I'm thinking about using it for a transcription project emphasizing stress. Enjoy!media type="youtube" key="dVlaZfLlWQc" height="315" width="560"

Rachel Messer- This is a dance video that I used when talking about different types of intelligence (i.e., bodily-kinesthetic) and creativity. They are two of my favorite dancers right now, and this dance tells a wonderful story.

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I looked at discipline-related videos (English, writing), which were really long and boring. Then I looked at ones related to teaching online that were also long and boring. So I opted for my favorite pet video because so many of us talked about our pets in those intro PowerPoints and early discussions. Gail Chamberlainmedia type="youtube" key="nGeKSiCQkPw?rel=0" height="315" width="420"