Useful Web 2.0 sites for sharing video content

Video has always been a useful instructional tool for use in the classroom.  From an on-the-ground perspective here in the Office of Instructional Consulting, there certainly feels like an upswing in the use of video, or at least in the digitization, conversion, and assistance with accessing video clips.  This increase in digitization and availability of video on the web, creates some gaps in technology infrastructure at many universities, and begs the question of this post:  Where to store our educational video clips to allow for quick easy access to faculty and instructors?  Fliggo, Blip.tv, and Vimeo.  Of course there is YouTube, but maybe not the best option for educational purposes?

Using Fliggo to create your own video sharing site for your course:
http://www.techlearning.com/article/18016

Statement of purpose…

Welcome to the Teaching with Technology blog.  This blog is mostly for my benefit to keep track of noteworthy digital media, blog posts, articles, etc., that I discover and want to keep track of for future reference.  The topic of posts will be mostly educational technology related, however they will include all of my varying interests related to utilization and impacts of information and communication technologies (ICTs), social and educational informatics, and emerging technologies for learning, collaboration, and collective action.