Video+Sharing

=Video Sharing= Not too many years ago, only those with expensive equipment and advanced technical skills could produce digital video. That began to change as equipment became available to the average consumer. Today, equipment is cheap and ubiquitous - we can even capture video on cell phones - allowing just about anyone to produce digital video, anytime, anywhere, about anything.

Enter [|YouTube] -- the premier video sharing site which made posting video to the Internet as simple as possible. Users create free accounts and, with a few mouse clicks, are able to share their videos with a worldwide audience.

In the spirit of Web 2.0, [|YouTube] is about more than just posting video. It's also a community. Users provide feedback by adding ratings, typed comments, or "response videos" to the videos they watch. The result is a worldwide community that is connecting, collaborating, and communicating through video. And this community is having influence beyond the Internet as [|YouTube] videos are often featured on news and entertainment television shows.

Video sharing allows teachers to present assignments in new and engaging ways, and provides students with a means to produce and publish to a worldwide audience.

[|TeacherTube] School Tube


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