Hi
I have started to use school tube. The videos upload quickly, I get the link and don't have to worry about the paranoid people who say "What! You put it on YouTube?"
Even though it can be just as open. 
I use Moodle too sometimes but it takes longer if they are large, if they are small Moodle works great. Teachers even embed them into a journal or whatever and can have questions underneath and the students can reply.
Anne

On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Lisa Hogan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hi all,

I have also used the share to iTunes option.  I usually select the iPhone and iPod option.  The resolution and size have been fine.

Where are you hosting these videos? 

I have been uploading to YouTube since we do not host any videos on our servers.

Another option is to use Jing which will do a screen recording and provides you with a link to the video.  There is a 5 minute time limit on Jing videos ( the free version).  You do not have to host the video.

Lisa



"The best way to mitigate the Internet safety risks that our children face is to combine several strategies.  The four primary tools at our disposal are education, technology development, social norms, and the law." 

John Palfrey, Born Digital, page 98.


From: "Laura Girr" <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 8:50:21 AM
Subject: Huge QT movies


HI All,

My teachers are finding that the movies they make using the QT screen recording are so huge that they can't post them. Does anyone have suggestions for making them more manageable while still retaining quality?

thanks.
Laura Girr
Tech Integrator
Freeport High School



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Anne Macdonald
Falmouth Middle School
Plummer-Motz School
Falmouth, ME 04105