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Feb 23 2008

Even more teaching with YouTube resources

Published by Steve Krause at 10:59 pm under Movies, Teaching

I’ve come across a couple of different resources for teaching about YouTube: Henry Jenkins has parts one and two (will there be more?) parts of an interview with Alex Juhasz about teaching with and about YouTube. Yet another thing I link to without having actually read, but it’s on the list for this week.

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