Comments on: On the video – a reflection on YouTube and friends (part 2) http://www.auricle.org/auriclewp/?p=799 Reflections on HE learning & teaching in a digital world Wed, 21 Apr 2010 07:24:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By:   7 things you can do with your video on YouTube that I can’t do on my media server by ClintLalonde.net http://www.auricle.org/auriclewp/?p=799&cpage=1#comment-3537   7 things you can do with your video on YouTube that I can’t do on my media server by ClintLalonde.net Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:23:05 +0000 http://www.auricle.org/auriclewp/?p=799#comment-3537 [...] media server sitting in the rack room? The Auricle asked this question recently and came up with 5 good reasons to choose YouTube over an in house media server. In some respects, this post is an extension to [...] [...] media server sitting in the rack room? The Auricle asked this question recently and came up with 5 good reasons to choose YouTube over an in house media server. In some respects, this post is an extension to [...]

]]> By: Clint Lalonde http://www.auricle.org/auriclewp/?p=799&cpage=1#comment-3527 Clint Lalonde Tue, 18 Nov 2008 20:07:49 +0000 http://www.auricle.org/auriclewp/?p=799#comment-3527 Very timely post for me as I have been doing a lot of work with YouTube at my institution lately - mostly around finding and using resources. I would add a sixth affordance to using YouTube (or other external service like blip.tv) for hosting video content - new features. New (useful) features and enhancements to YouTube appear almost daily and keeping up with the rate of technological enhancements is something most institutions could never match. With the ability to annotate, add subtitles, deep link, etc, the platform improves and develops at a rate that I, as a developer, could never keep up with on my own. Very timely post for me as I have been doing a lot of work with YouTube at my institution lately – mostly around finding and using resources.

I would add a sixth affordance to using YouTube (or other external service like blip.tv) for hosting video content – new features.

New (useful) features and enhancements to YouTube appear almost daily and keeping up with the rate of technological enhancements is something most institutions could never match. With the ability to annotate, add subtitles, deep link, etc, the platform improves and develops at a rate that I, as a developer, could never keep up with on my own.

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