YOUTUBE


 * YouTube is a social media network in which numerous videos of various topics can be found. As an educator there are many videos that can be used in their entirety or as clips to enhance instruction. On the YouTube search site enter the keywords for the video that you would like to see. Usually there is a video for just about every keyword entered.


 * YouTube works well when looking for additional resources to explain certain topics in the classroom. Using tags to locate various videos works well. I used various key words to locate videos to use in class. An educator must use patience in addition to finding videos ahead of time to be used in the classroom. Saving video links in the Diigo library or in wikispaces can make using YouTube a valuable resource.


 * I have used YouTube videos in class when reviewing content in the classroom and to provide additional examples to students. The students in my physics class have benefited the most from the YouTube videos in that they have provided additional examples for topics covered and provided an alternative explanation of certain physics concepts.


 * [[file:wells_youtubevideos.docx]]

These videos were found on YouTube videos to be used in anatomy class. Below the YouTube link, is the Safe Share link.
YouTube Videos __**Chapter 1 The Human Body: An Organization**__ Basic directional terms PowerPoint and narration. Basic video, some good examples are given. The narrator is difficult to see, the screen is somewhat blurred, the sound is good and allows for students to hear the terminology instead of just reading.
 * Anatomical Terms.mov**

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In this video the narrator uses himself as the model while explaining directional terms. This video may better explain directional terminology to students better than visualizing the terms only using the textbook. The video also has the students demonstrate orientation and direction while explaining the terms.
 * Mr.Ford's Anatomy & Physiology: Lesson 01:06 Body Positions**

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This video helps to clarify the differences between anatomical planes and how they relate to the body and not to the space around the body.
 * Anatomical Planes: What use is it?**

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This is a basic video of anatomical direction, however it gives pretty good examples of directional terminology.
 * Anatomical Directions**

This video allows for students to view body planes while the direction/position is being told to them. This video was intended for physical therapy students but can be used in the anatomy classroom as well.
 * Anatomical Position and Cardinal Planes.mp4**

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This video highlights the anatomical planes using a model to demonstrate each plane
 * Anatomical Planes: 3D Human Action Model**

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__**Chapter 2 Chemistry Comes Alive**__ Mr.Ford's Anatomy & Physiology: Lesson 02:09 part 1 Lipids This video will help students with the characteristics and properties of lipids. This video also gives some examples of lipids.

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__**Chapter 8 Joints**__ In this video students demonstrate the various movements of joints. Students may like this since it is student created and directed.
 * Anatomy Movements of the Body**