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Richard Byrne shares a number of tools he uses in the classroom when using "documentary videos and new clips." How do you have students dicuss what they have seen? Pen and paper does not provide "immediate feedback" but the tools he suggests have that ability. Each of the tools listed below is discussed and an explanation is provided for each tool with some hints on how to use it. The tools included are: * SynchTube * Watch2gether * Vialogues * TED-Ed 
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A look at five tools that you may use with YouTube...some help with creation and others with consumption. Check out the post for information on: * YouTube Video Editor (take videos you have uploaded and chop and combine; add audio) * Quiet Tube (strips away everything but the video) * Tube Chop (select specific sections to show) * Drag On Tape (combine sections of video to create one mixed video) * Watch2gether (create a private screening room)
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