YT Genre Mash-up
Shout Outs
Shout Outs
- Oscar Green (The day he was handed his iPad "only for learning")
- John Davitt - Learning Event Generator (L.E.G)
- The Kid who made a parody of this
The Absolutely Positively Unofficial List of YouTube Genres
The Absolutely Positively Unofficial List of YouTube Genres
The AutoMagical Pair Generator
The AutoMagical Pair Generator
Credit to @jayatwood for the awesome spreadsheet set-up
Let's Play
Let's Play
Rules
Rules
- Your group will be assigned a random pair "Pair Generator" from the generator.
- Work with your group to create a video explaining "X" using genre "Y"
- Use whatever tools that you have at your disposal (Ask Three before me)
- Don't let your perfectionism slow you down.
- Upload the video to YouTube.
- Turn it in by entering info in the form below.
- Have fun.
- Be ready to reflect on your learning and the process.
Turn it in
Turn it in
Discuss:
Discuss the various roles that people in your group played?
What was your response to this challenge? How did you react?
Did you learn anything?
Would you use this strategy/activity in class?
What did you like/dislike about the activity?
Any thoughts on the following: Time constraints? Scaffolding? Tech skills? What are your thoughts about "assigning" a genre vs. student choice of genre?
What genres are we missing?
Extras
Extras
Funny Movie Maker
Multi Cam