YouTube is inaccessible on all student devices, so you cannot share a direct YouTube link if you’d like your class to watch a video.
Instead, after approving the video, you can embed it into Canvas (or EdPuzzle or Google Slides) for students to view. Here are detailed instructions:
How to post a YouTube video in Canvas
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