The YouTube video platform is taking advantage of the return to class to highlight the "EduTubeurs", that is to say 26 channels which offer a type of content that flourished during the confinement: online courses.

On this occasion, Philippe Vandel received Justine Ryst (director of Youtube France) and Julien Tartaglia (co-founder of the YouTube channel "Les Bons Profs").

Teachers and YouTubers, a strange mix?

Online courses and the popularization of knowledge by teacher videographers have accelerated thanks to confinement and the establishment of the "tele-school".

A trend that the YouTube video platform has decided to promote, by promoting this content combining education and entertainment.

YouTube educators have even found their name, with the portmanteau word "EduTubers", or "EduTubers" in their original version.

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For Justine Ryst, director of Youtube France at the origin of this promotion of "Edutubeurs", this trend was already underway.

"Last year, at the time of the baccalaureate revisions, we observed a 400% increase in views on the content of the revision, in particular the main principles of philosophy, bio and math", she explains.

"With the confinement, professors who were already using videos to supplement their lessons got started on Youtube." 

Julien Tartaglia, co-founder of the YouTube channel "Les Bons Profs", is one of the pioneering teachers on the video platform.

"We mainly offer course reminders, exercise corrections, and videos related to schooling: orientation, ParcoursSup ..." he explains.

"We are adapting to the YouTube format: content of 5 minutes, collected, synthetic and very structured".

26 channels, 7 million subscribers in France

YouTube does not offer a dedicated playlist or insert on its site (as aficionados of the platform might expect), but a media highlighting plan to promote "EduTubeurs" to the general public.

Regulars on YouTube will recognize

Nota Bene

,

Hugo Décrypte

and

C'est une autre histoire

and the

Cheat Sheet 

by Cyrus North.

Those who prefer television to the computer or phone screen will find 

Jamy

(from 

C'est pas sorcier

) and 

Lumni

(the FranceTV program born during the confinement).

This selection already has no less than 7 million subscribers.

And there is something for all tastes, all needs and all ages.

By browsing these channels, Internet users will review mathematics, French, philosophy, history, geography, art history, physics-chemistry, media education, for primary, college, high school and even higher education classes.

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The selection also includes the channels 

Le Mock

Aude WTFake

, ScienceClic, Tania Louis, Mickaël Launay, SophieGuichard, Yvan Monka, Saïd Chermak, Les revues du monde, La geozone, Sous la toile, Parle-moi de philo, Monsieur phi, Miss book, Mediaclasse, Bulledop, Amélie - bac de français, Les Bons Profs, Superbac and Mister geolopix.