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WEDNESDAY WEBINARS WITH JOHN START OCTOBER 5!


BECOME A LISTENER!


UNTANGLING YOUR YOUTUBE POLICY SETTINGS



During my time in the classroom, I used YouTube to highlight complex science
topics.

I also spent a lot of time trying to get students off of YouTube when they
should have been working on their assignments!

Google has been trying to “solve” the YouTube problem for years, giving IT
admins different controls for filtering and restricting YouTube for students.

In September of 2021, Google announced a new “age-based” policy that once again,
impacts how student users interact with Youtube.

For the past two weeks, I have been helping a public school district understand
and untangle its YouTube policy. It took us quite a while to figure out how
everything works together.

During this episode, I’d like to share what I learned through this process.

 * Option 1: Block YouTube access for students, but allow teachers to share
   YouTube videos through Google Classroom.
 * Option 2: Allow filtered YouTube access for students (several different
   filtering levels)
 * Option 3: Provide un-restricted access to Youtube for students

Listen in to learn how to configure the policies in the admin console for each
of these scenarios!


ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

 * New age-based Google admin policy (Action required by September 1)
 * Control access to Google Services by age
 * Default YouTube settings for students under 18 years of age.
 * Manage your organization’s YouTube settings


CONNECT WITH JOHN!

John R. Sowash

 * Former HS science teacher and principal
 * Author The Chromebook Classroom
 * Twitter: @jrsowash
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 1. Ben Eggenberger says
    
    November 23, 2021 at 2:08 pm
    
    Hi John,
    When Google implemented these new standards I and some of my teachers lost
    all of our Youtube videos. Google’s otherwise pretty reliable support has no
    interest in helping. Pretty frustrated!
    
    Reply
    
    * John R. Sowash says
      
      November 29, 2021 at 2:22 pm
      
      Yes, there are many teachers in this situation.
      
      The good news is that once your IT admin adjusts the settings in the admin
      console to give you full access to YouTube, your channel will be available
      again.
      
      I would recommend doing this ASAP as they may delete inactive channels
      after a period of time.
      
      Reply
      
    

 2. Patricia Looten says
    
    December 1, 2021 at 4:54 pm
    
    Thank you soooo much! I have been struggling with all this since the
    age-based setting thing in the admin console. You made this crystal clear!
    
    Reply
    
    * John R. Sowash says
      
      December 6, 2021 at 2:40 am
      
      Excellent!
      
      I will admit, it took me a couple of days of testing and experimenting
      before I got a handle on it myself!
      
      Reply
      
    


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