Places to host student created videos?
I'm having a small group of students create some iMovie videos. They are likely not superb instructional videos, but I want someplace to put them online so the students can have an audience for their work.
It has to be done in school, so YouTube is out. I can use TeacherTube. What are other sites that fit the bill?
Thanks for helping us out.
It has to be done in school, so YouTube is out. I can use TeacherTube. What are other sites that fit the bill?
Thanks for helping us out.
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Permalink Reply by Nathan Grimm on -
Vimeo is a great free video hosting website.
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Permalink Reply by Grace Gorman on -
You can post them on SchoolTube.com
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Permalink Reply by Debra on -
How about vimeo (www.vimeo.com). Links could then be shared via twitter or email.
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Permalink Reply by Knox Phillips on -
I clicked on this specifically to recommend vimeo, but looks like I was already beaten to it a couple of times. They let you post great high quality videos, and in my opinion the site is safer than YouTube or any other video sharing site.
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