uploading and storing videos for schools

[clm]

hello all

a teacher would like their class to upload short videos online somewhere that only tecaher and the classes can see, anybody any ideas.

Youtube, vimeo are blocked

[thimon]

If you've got Office 365 you could upload the videos to OneDrive. Assuming your students have school email accounts you can then choose who you share the videos with, only downside is you have to enter the email addresses individually.

[NB9457]

Are they to be viewed outside of school?

 

If not, why not set up a share with them in?

[MrKJLS]

Depending on how much you are going to upload you could use http://wistia.com/

 

They have a free plan for 25 videos

[MYK-IT]

If you've got Office 365 you could upload the videos to OneDrive. Assuming your students have school email accounts you can then choose who you share the videos with, only downside is you have to enter the email addresses individually.

 

Alternatively, use Office365 Video https://products.office.com/en-us/business/explore-office-365-video which is part of Office365 anyway!

 

I've only briefly tried it myself; but long term potentially looking at using it here (if suitable/manageable etc.)

[thimon]

Alternatively, use Office365 Video https://products.office.com/en-us/business/explore-office-365-video which is part of Office365 anyway!

 

I've only briefly tried it myself; but long term potentially looking at using it here (if suitable/manageable etc.)

 

Ooo I like this! Will look further into it...

[linkazoid]

If you're part of LGFL, you could use VideoCentralHD.

[bossman]

@clm

 

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Looks good, don't know what the costs would be