YouTube is bolstering its features aimed at content creators, especially those individuals and institutions focused on teaching, so it improves its platform as best suited for hosting educational videos. It is a consolidation of previous developments, such as those recently added new metadata to educational content videos on YouTube.
This player without ads or recommendations can only be embedded in web pages or platforms with educational content
To that end, YouTube just released a player that can be embedded in websites that removes all ads and any links to external content, including recommendations from other videos. This allows viewers to focus on the educational video content itself without any distractions.
The clear target seems to be the online educational platforms of creators and institutions and for now this would be the only case where the YouTube player lacks the interference of your algorithm.
The first platforms to have it are educational platforms and companies specializing in this sector, such as EDpuzzle, Google Classroom, Purdue University and Purdue Global. Content creators affiliated with this “YouTube without ads” program can choose whether their content is shown for free or for a fee.
Along with this announcement, YouTube is adding new tools specifically aimed at educational content creators, such as the create video lists (which can be free or paid). All of these new features will initially only be available in the United States and South Korea in beta format, and are expected to gradually appear in the final version and in more countries.
Another of these tools, due to be released next year, is the ability to generate question and answer tests in the channels in a way that strengthens the educational vocation among the content creator community. It would be about simple quizzes online that allows students to assess their progress.
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