I am taking my art education class online this summer, and in anticipation of that experience was thinking about recreating the feeling of being in an art studio and playing around with materials. When I show students different ways to use art materials, and they get the chance to experiment with them, they are more likely to use them in their classroom. This raw experimentation and the art of "gettin messy" is something I did not want to lose with an online class. With the help of some of my students, I created a few videos and set up my YouTube channel! It was a little bit of a process to create the videos and edit them using my iPad and iMovie. I then uploaded each video to my google drive for safe keeping. The following day I set up a YouTube channel and uploaded each of my first five videos. YouTube was very easy to navigate, and the uploads went quickly. There is always a learning curve with me and technology, but I am proud to say, I figured it out! As I write this blogpost, my YouTube videos have no views, and no comments, so give them a look-see and tell me what you think.
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