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Curricula on YouTube

Annotations

Annotations can be extremely useful to build an

interactive, curriculum experience for your viewers and to

help them navigate to the previous and next videos in the

lesson, especially in the absence of in-video messaging.

• Use annotations to link to the previous video, as well

as the next video in the series.

• Create an interactive lesson for your viewers by

annotating to specic timecodes of video so that users

can jump to a particular section.

• Use the ‘pause’ annotation to build in pauses to your

videos when you want the viewer to take time to do

self-work or when you’ve posed a question in the

video.

Metadata

Your metadata (and description in particular) is a great way

to communicate and outline your curriculum for the

viewer. It will help your audience nd the right videos as

they search within your channel or within the YouTube EDU

site. Check out ‘Video Optimization’ for more information.

Videos made for a specic syllabus should include the

relevant numerical notation for the syllabus to help

teachers nd the appropriate videos for their lesson plans.

Annotations for Curriculum Navigation

• /crashcourse uses annotations at the end of the

videos to direct viewers to the rest of the

curriculum.

• /crashcourse’s video titles (below) lead with

descriptive keywords and provide curriculum

context at the end. These video titles are shown

in the course playlist.

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