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//As you learn and reflect across the two days, list any comments and questions you have here. We'll refer to these during the workshop and provide resources, ideas, and additional reading that will help you on your way to classroom implementation.//=====

I have a question......I have a question about using video as reflective narrative. Any thoughts on how to best organize and password protect individual student "vlogs" just like you would blogs? I have students in my class do Video Confessionals each session, and I would like to post these online (less than 3 minutes) so students can watch and reflect on their Vlogs every three weeks.
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Hi & Thanks for your question! What an innovative way to have students reflect. Many of the blog, Ning, and wiki sites we talked about had a function where you can upload and video, so long as the video lives online. However with this volume of video, perhaps you can use a site like [|vimeo] and [|create your own channel]

The [|free sign-up] allows you to upload 500 MB a week with good basic privacy settings. Please let us know how it goes. If you 'd be willing to share, we'd be grateful for an invite to your channel :) **