Share



= Today's Sharing: @http://primarypad.com/jjJRA8YEz4 = = Where do I put them? = Once you and your students have created a masterpiece, you'll want to show it off!


 * ==Sharing Services==

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 * YouTube - http://youtube.com
 * Pro - can create a channel for your class or school
 * Con - often blocked in districts
 * TeacherTube - http://teachertube.com/
 * Pro - can host videos in a YouTube-like environment
 * Con - can be cumbersome to work within the site, ads by Google
 * Vimeo - http://vimeo.com/
 * Pro - often not blocked, can create a channel, supports HD
 * Con - free version includes wait-time after upload, 500 MB of storage/month
 * Screencast - http://screencast.com/
 * Pro - lots of privacy options, often not blocked
 * Con - 2 GB of storage ||  ||   || =Let's Vote!=

YouTube Enhancers
 * Tube Chop - http://www.tubechop.com/ - select the specific part of the video that you want to use
 * Safe Share - http://www.safeshare.tv/ - generates a non-YouTube link to a YouTube video, removing the "Related Features" and comments section, often not blocked in districts
 * Keep Vid - http://keepvid.com/ - allows you to download the YouTube clip at home and take the video file to school on a flash drive (Warning! - read this first: http://goo.gl/160A)

Other Options

 * Embed your video in a blog, wiki, web 2.0 tool, or website
 * Embed Code can often be found under the Share link in many video hosting/storage sites
 * Looks something like:

   
 * Share video through the tool you used to create it
 * Many tools offer a limited amount of storage with a unique URL or embed code for sharing the video directly from the tool

Your video still has to "live" somewhere online before it can be embedded! If the tool is blocked in your district, embedding or linking to a video stored within it won't work!
 * __Things to Remember:__**