Digital Booktalk - Group: UB the Director http://digitalbooktalk.com/?page_id=174&group=2 Simple:Press Forum Version 4.0.4 admin on Posting to the Newbie's Corner http://digitalbooktalk.com/?page_id=174/how-do-i/posting-to-the-newbies-corner/#p36 How do I??? http://digitalbooktalk.com/?page_id=174/how-do-i/posting-to-the-newbies-corner/#p36 Lots of folks have asked how they can see the Newbie's Corner. Note that you must register for the site and log in to actually see this Forum page. This is to keep the site safe as we can from objectionable content and to maintain our fair use standing.

]]> Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:35:14 +0000 admin on Posting to the Newbie's Corner http://digitalbooktalk.com/?page_id=174/how-do-i/posting-to-the-newbies-corner/#p30 How do I??? http://digitalbooktalk.com/?page_id=174/how-do-i/posting-to-the-newbies-corner/#p30 The Newbie's Corner is a Forum set up for faculty to post links to the videos they have created with their students. The idea is to have a place for those who are new at creating videos to show off their work and receive feedback from their peers. The intent of this Forum, then, is for content reviews.

We know that places like You Tube already provide for this but know that many schools block that site for many valid reasons. We wanted to provide a 'school safe' zone for you all to use.

In addition, we monitor daily the content on this Forum so the likelihood of any potential 'objectionable' content staying there for any length of time is minimal. Because the Forum is blocked for outside viewing (you must be a registered and logged in subscriber to view this Forum), we are also simulating a virtual classroom environment so as to maximize fair use obligations.

You do not actually post the video to our site. In your entry, you simply post a link to where the video is located at your school (no You Tube links, please). This gives you maximum control over your content.

Enjoy!

Drs. Kenny & Gunter

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