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"Anthropology professor Michael Wesch has the awesome job of studying YouTube and thinking about what it all means. We asked him to curate a playlist of his favorite videos, and he came back with an impressive list of clips that exemplify how the "wonderfully playful participatory culture" you've created manifests itself on YouTube. Four of those videos are on our homepage today, but he also wrote this thoughtful blog post to accompany his picks. Reading it, you'll get a sense of how a single video or person can create a ripple that swells into something so much bigger than ourselves."

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The Global Classroom on YouTube EDU

Class is back in session at YouTube EDU (youtube.com/edu). We're excited to welcome many new college and university partners and a few enhancements that will help you discover the wealth of educational material that they provide.

The open educational video movement is a worldwide phenomenon. That's why we're proud to announce that YouTube EDU now includes universities from the UK, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Russia, and Israel. Cambridge University, Open University, Bocconi University and Open University of Catalonia are among the 45 new additions who've opened their doors to a global audience of students, teachers, alumni, and self-learners.

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arkie is the ultimate online application for downloading youtube videos, myspace playlists, movies, audio, images, javascript, ajax, objects, applications, flash, links and many other things.

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How to Download Youtube with Farkie?
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More and more teachers and their students are implementing YouTube video into their classroom presentations, wikis, blogs, and web sites. Often, however, there's only a portion of a YouTube video which is really relevant to the lesson. In this post, I will be presenting two online tools that allow a teacher or student to embed only the salient part of the video, Splicd and TubeChop .

Both work in a similar way. Find the YouTube video containing the clip you plan to embed, copy its URL, paste it into a text box on either the Splicd or TubeChop home page, select the endpoints of the pertinent section of the video, and an HTML embed code for just that part of the video will be generated as well as a direct link for sharing through Twitter , email, and so forth.

The main difference between Splicd and TubeChop is the interface and exactly how you define where your clip begins and ends. Spliced takes a more direct bare-bones approach while TubeChop has a slicker UI, though it will require a few more steps to get the job done.

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It creates a link to a YouTube video where you set the start time.

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