Video

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 * With the use of new technologies video has become an important part of our students' lives. With the use of video clips from websites such as //Discovery Education, You Tube//, and //Teacher Tube// teachers have millions of videos at their fingertips that can enhance their lessons in their classrooms. We also have new formats such as DVD and BluRay discs to use instead of VHS which is not as high of quality video. This new video technology will be a great addition to the 21st century classroom as long as we know how to properly implement it. View the following presentation to see some ideas of what can and cannot be done with video in the classroom. **

__This module includes the following case studies__: - If a DVD has a "for private home use only" sticker on it, can I still use it in my classroom for a lesson? - Is it reasonable to assume you can convert video from VHS format to DVD format?

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Video Clips- Case Studies:



**Cable in the Classroom** Website Link: [|click here]

**__Showing videos for rewards/entertainment__** This is strictly prohibited under Fair Use guidelines, however if your school has "blanket' protection, you may be exempt. You must check with your school library media specialist to find out if you have permission from the specific copyright holder to show a video in your classroom that does not involve direct instruction.