A Tip about UPLOADING videos from Android phones (best format for .mp4)

There is a warning that appears when I upload a video recorded on my Android phone....  In Youtube, the following warning appears:




How to fix it?   Here are the suggestions  >>>

Guest Blog: Leslie Lott suggests an activity with LOGOS ("snap photos of different logos over a 24-hour period") to encourage students to talk

Years ago I had small groups of students think of new uses for everyday things (fork, pencil, etc.) They then had to name the product and create a logo. Then they made a print advertisement and created the script for a TV commercial...Tons of learning and very fun. For the logos--you could have them snap photos of different logos over a 24-hour period and send them all to one address--then review them as a class...talking about who found them and where and why the students thought they were good (or not good) logos. I started my class on this with the swoosh from Nike...they had no idea Nike was a goddess and the swoosh represented her wings. :))   -- Leslie Lott


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Here's another way to get students to start talking.. 

Here's an example showing how teachers can safely post photos on Facebook and encourage students with additional reading. "Hey, Mr. Steve, why did you post that photo about adrenal glands?"

Click here and see one of my passions:  posting photos to encourage students to talk about good nutrition.

How can teachers use Facebook and YouTube and other social media to promote changes in the brains of our students?

Send your suggestions or post them below.

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