Post 11 - Youtube TV

This blog entry is about a tool in Dr. Wang's PPT about previous T3PP results. Specifically Youtube TV in the technologies list. https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/

Description of the tool: Youtube TV is a live television streaming service used to watch a plethora of channels ranging from kids television, to sports, to documentaries. Here is a YouTube tutorial on how to navigate the streaming service. https://youtu.be/poqWgjonWM0?si=5KVgG3jcINUIIWk3 

Ease of use: Users can easily search for channels, shows, or movies on different devices. You only need a google account linked to start your streaming service. 

Versatility: Anyone can subscribe to YouTube tv and it supplies all sorts of different material to watch, kids, adults, professionals, sports, etc. 

Overall likelihood of using it in your classroom: I don't think I will use Youtube TV in my classroom because the subscription is relatively expensive and I think there are other technology tools that are free or less expensive that can replace this technology. 

Connection: Youtube TV connects to the P in PICRAT because they are able to watch any programs and build educational background knowledge. For example, animal plant or National Geographic. 



Comments

  1. TaniaNovember 14, 2025 at 8:28 PM

    Hi Jordan!
    I love YouTube TV because of the wide range of shows, documentaries, and sports it has to offer. I also agree that it is expensive and most likely won't use it in my classroom, but I remember my teachers and principal using it during the World Cup so we could watch all the matches! Great job!

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  2. KimberlyNovember 17, 2025 at 1:06 PM

    Hi Jordan!! You did an amazing job on this post. I personally think YouTube is a great resource to use for the classroom. Both as a teacher looking for ways to structure lessons and enhancing material for student engagement. I agree that it's very versatile and easy to use. I thought your analysis of connections to class frameworks was spot on!

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