Jennifer Lamkins's List: Streaming video tools

www.ustream.tv - Preview

Streaming video tools web2.0 tv webcam on 2008-07-15 and saved by 1040 people

jumpcut.com/ - Preview

web2.0 tools sharing on 2008-07-15 and saved by 321 people

teachertube.com - Preview

education teaching resources on 2008-07-15 and saved by 466 people

youtube.com - Preview

web2.0 community sharing vlog on 2008-07-15 and saved by 512 people

sproutbuilder.com - Preview

web2.0 widgets flash tools on 2008-07-15 and saved by 503 people

Might be called a mashup- it allows upload of Powerpoint files to Slideshare and synchronization to video uploaded to Google video.

zentation.com - Preview

presentation tools on 2009-03-25 and saved by 57 people

www.justin.tv - Preview

tv webcam streaming on 2008-07-15 and saved by 271 people

www.fixmymovie.com/splash - Preview

editing web2.0 tools on 2008-07-15 and saved by 166 people

Watch Free Documentaries

www.snagfilms.com/films - Preview

Video documentaries on 2009-02-06 and saved by 132 people

www.snagfilms.com - Preview

documentaries streaming multimedia film technology on 2009-02-09 and saved by 376 people

Learn Out Loud is a one-stop-shop for audio and video materials that can be used either inside or outside the classroom. There is a wide selection of audio books, lectures, and speeches that can be uploaded to an iPod or streamed live to a desktop. The homepage hosts a demonstration video that will familiarize users with the site’s many functions. Some media content must be purchased for a fee, but the “free stuff” section gives you open access to thousands of audio and video files at no cost. Additionally, a special kids’ section provides age-appropriate learning tools to complement any classroom lesson plan.

www.learnoutloud.com/ - Preview

audio podcast education learning books e-learning on 2009-03-02 and saved by 161 people

hsbj.org/index.php - Preview

on 2009-05-04

www.xtranormal.com - Preview

text to speech animation web2.0 tools moviemaking 3d on 2009-10-19 and saved by 1054 people

Roughly speaking, podcasts are to blogs what radio is to newspapers. And iTunes is the largest directory of podcasts available. There are thousands of audio programs being created every week and, while most of it is not suitable for classroom use, there are also some excellent materials that are. The collection includes a large number of programs from public radio, from both the US and other countries. You’ll also find a variety of programs produced by teacher for teachers as well as student-created programs. To use iTunes, you must download the application (free for both Mac and Windows) and install on your desktop. You can then use the interface to find, manage, and play the podcasts (no iPod required).

www.apple.com/podcasts - Preview

podcasting podcasts web2.0 on 2009-10-26 and saved by 37 people