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Vimeo + Video Hosting + Sharing = IP Videos Coming Soon
Cross-posted on Changing Connections
Whenever I really need to find something tech-based fast, I go to my students. Thank you, ALEX HORN, for suggesting Vimeo. I tried the video hosting/sharing site, and I love it. Of its many features, the one that will help me most is its ability to host a long video in unbroken segments (unlike YouTube, StudentTube, TeacherTube, or Curriki which will host a long video but not provide embeddable code). SO, the VERY GOOD NEWS is that I will be posting all the IP presentations--stage presentations, film productions, and the two nontraditional presentations on Vimeo. The VERY BAD NEWS: it will take some time since my travel schedule takes me into the third week in July. But, I will post the videos as I finish them. Keep checking this website to find your video. And have a happy, healthy, safe summer.
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