web-video

//I Didn't Know You Could Do That with Free Web Tools//

=Web-Based Video=

YouTube http://www.youtube.com/
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 * Demo video for presentation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqdfZymm3VU
 * Direct Download http://cogdogblog.com/stuff/k12online06/k12online-you-tube.mov

media type="youtube" key="RqdfZymm3VU"

rss url="http://youtube.com/rss/tag/k12online06+presentation.rss" number="5"
 * Responses Via YouTube Tag "K12Online06" +"presentation"**

Do you know of other educational examples done in web video sites? > > >
 * [|Bud The Teacher's example] of a student creating a version of Othello in World of Warcraft video, posting to YouTube.
 * [|Alan Kay: Education in the Digital Age]
 * [|Review of Online Map Resources] (ask the techies)
 * [|A YouTube Interview-] Beth shares an example of a back and forth conversation via YouTube
 * [|YouTube Interview Techniques & Examples] Beth gathers up her various interview examples and some reflections on technique
 * [|How to Create a SkypeCast] a screencast by Wesley Fryer made for the K12 Online Conference
 * add example here

Other Web Video Services

 * Google Video http://video.google.com/
 * blip.tv http://blip.tv/
 * hellodeo http://hellodeo.com/
 * OurMedia http://www.ourmedia.org/
 * add another service here

See also:
 * [|Ten video sharing services compared - DV Guru]
 * [|TechCrunch » Online Video Sites: Breeding Like Rabbits]

Other Video Resources
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 * [|You too can YouTube] (PLCMC Learning 2.0)
 * [|cheap film and sneaky teaching] (edugadget)
 * [|Video in Schools] (eSchool News)
 * [|Video Clips / Vodcasts for Online Literature Courses: The Allure of the Moving Image] (E-Learning Queen)
 * [|Spiral Notebook - A Teacher’s Tour of YouTube]
 * [|New Media Literacies project (NML)]
 * [|MobiFilm Academy]
 * [|The Open Video Project]
 * [|Ask the Techies (Ohio University)]
 * [|ViewDo]
 * [|Institutions sharing video online]

What Would You Like to Know About Web Video?
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 * What are the limitations of web video? Space? Size? type of video? comparitively speaking. Anyone have a spreadsheet view?
 * A: It varies with the service you use. YouTube's limit is 10 minutes or 100 Mb; Google has no limit (but you need a desktop application for files bigger than 100 Mb); blip.tv has no limit, but recommends less than 100 Mb. You might want to see the comparison by [|DV Guru]
 * Is there certain types of video that are discouraged from posting - ie. screencast over live person?
 * The only discouragement is to not post videos you lack the rights to do so. There is no reason why not to upload wither type you mention. Screencasts generally comrpess well, but keep in mind they can be about half the size or more of your originals. See Wesley's example above. Live people work well, since there is typically not a lot of movement. But you can also upload any original video you may author in desktop software, so it could be a narrated slideshow type, or a home movie, or.....