Today I have two excellent resources for those using or interested in using online video for your courses. The first comes from Rick Salisbury from DePaul University who wrote a blog post on Beyond YouTube: Great Places to Find Video for Your Online Course.
The other resource is from the Ohio State University Web Accessibility Center. It provides relatively easy instructions for Captioning YouTube Video and Providing Accessible Controls.
The other resource is from the Ohio State University Web Accessibility Center. It provides relatively easy instructions for Captioning YouTube Video and Providing Accessible Controls.
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Thanks, Rhonda, I'm always on the lookout for good video content. Here are a couple other good ones I've used a lot:
http://www.youtube.com/education?b=1 (lectures from top universities, tons of subjects)
http://www.learner.org/resources/ (the Annenberg Foundation, unbelievable range of subjects, sort of dated but ancient Rome is ancient Rome, wonderful lectures)
Diane
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