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Overstream

Posted in Video on Oct 23rd, 2009 No Comments »

Overstream allows you to add subtitles to online videos and then share them with your class.

This site is becoming one of my favorites.

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Hulu

Posted in Video on Oct 23rd, 2009 No Comments »

Well, it looks like Canada will miss out on the Hulu experience. Not only is their video library streamed exclusively to the United States but it seems that starting next year, Hulu will begin charging for their service.

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How to Use Youtube in the Classroom

Posted in Video on Oct 10th, 2009 No Comments »

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Welcome to the Digital Generation

Posted in Video on Oct 10th, 2009 No Comments »

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Anne Frank

Posted in History, Video on Oct 10th, 2009 No Comments »

The only image of Anne Frank captured on film.

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KeepHD

Posted in Video on Aug 8th, 2009 No Comments »

KeepHD lets you download High Definition videos from Youtube.

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Tube Chop

Posted in Video on Jun 27th, 2009 No Comments »

Tube Chop allows you to edit a section of a video found on youtube. Once chopped the video can be viewed online or embedded into a blog.

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Explore

Posted in Video on Jun 27th, 2009 No Comments »

Explore.org makes documentary films and photographs to showcase nonpprofit efforts and leaders around the world. Destinations include Tanzania, Ethopia. Ghana, Sudan, Darfur, Rwanda, China, Tibet, India, Saudia Arabia, Jordan, Israel, The Vatican, The Arctic, Greenland, Costa Rica, Canada and the US.

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neoK12

Posted in Video on Jun 13th, 2009 No Comments »

neoK12 offers educational videos and lessons for K-12 aged students. Videos are broken down into the following categories: Physical Science, Life Science, Human Body, Earth and Space, Social Studies, Health, Math and English.
This is an example from their library: What is a magnetic field?

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RIP: A Remix Manifesto

Posted in Video on Apr 13th, 2009 No Comments »

RIP: A remix manifesto is a documentary film about copyright and remix culture. You can contribute to the film, and follow the conversation on various social networks.

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