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Posting Video: Easy as Eating Pie…

by Tony Thompson on January 15, 2010

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Posting student or teacher produced video has gotten a lot easier for K-12 bloggers. It’s a 2-step process: First, upload your video to TeacherTube (which likely is not blocked by filters), then copy/paste the auto-generated ‘Embeddable Player’ code directly into your blog post.

Here’s a sample I grabbed from Bea Bruce’s students at Chapman Elementary:

Using TeacherTube accomplishes two sticky tasks: No worries about network storage, and no need to futz with video player plugins.

To see more videos, check out the Chapman LMC Blog.

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About Tony Thompson

Tony Thompson taught History at Spring Valley High School in Columbia from 1990-97. He also was head coach of Girls Tennis and Girls Soccer. And for one unhappy year he directed the Forensics & Debate Team. Tony's first computer was a Tandy 1000 he bought in 1984. His first car was a 1969 2-door Dodge Dart with the Slant-6 engine that he bought in 1977 for $300. Tony has worked at Spartanburg District 7 since April 1997.

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bbruce January 15, 2010 at 12:42 pm

This process really is very easy but I found working with TeacherTube to be somewhat frustrating and slow. Navigation can be a problem. I found myself logging in over and over again. But maybe that’s just me.
Once you upload a video, you may have to wait till the next day for it to be approved and posted. So don’t despair if your video does not show up right away on the site.

Tony Thompson January 15, 2010 at 1:50 pm

Good point about the TeacherTube experience. I’ve had similar. I wonder if uploading after/before internet rush hours would help…

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