How can you share a video with a substitute teacher to avoid distractions?

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Embedding the video in a Google Slide deck is an effective way to share content with a substitute teacher while minimizing distractions. By incorporating the video directly into a presentation, the substitute can manage the flow of information in a structured format. This allows for less opportunity for distractions, as the viewing is contained within the context of the slides, which can guide the substitute through the content methodically.

In contrast, sending a video via email could lead to distractions if the substitute opens multiple tabs or engages with other emails. Sharing a link to the video might also invite distractions, as the substitute may wander away from the intended content to other videos or pages on the platform. Printing out the video transcript, while informative, does not provide the audiovisual experience that might be necessary for understanding the material effectively and could complicate the lesson flow. Embedding directly into a Google Slide ensures a cohesive approach to lesson delivery, reducing the risk of off-task behavior.