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Also agree with Kelvin. Other risk factors in linking to YouTube is the risk of “link rot” (the video being pulled down, either because someone called them out on violating copyright or just because they wanted to) and the fact that YouTube is blocked in China, U.S. Military Bases foreign and domestic, and in some corporate environments.

Hi Shelly,

This is an excellent question.

We utilize a third party vendor, IOTA Solutions, who helps us manage our surveys. Faculty can log in after their courses are completed and see how students responded to both quantitative and qualitative questions. They can also see how they compare with other courses and whether their scores are above or…[Read more]

Hi Shelly,

This is an excellent question.

We utilize a third party vendor, IOTA Solutions, who helps us manage our surveys. Faculty can log in after their courses are completed and see how students responded to both quantitative and qualitative questions. They can also see how they compare with other courses and whether their scores are above or…[Read more]

HI Andrew and thanks for posting! End-of-course surveys do provide important feedback although, in online classes, I can see where faculty could easily dismiss the significance of the feedback because they lack the face-to-face context. I was wondering: do you share the overall feedback (trends) from students regarding online courses? I ask…[Read more]

Echoing Kelvin’s answer. Linking or embedding doesn’t trigger copyright, since you did not make a copy to host on your own site, but it doesn’t mean the person who uploaded the resource had the right to do so.