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This document provides information about integrating collaborative media like Flickr, YouTube, and SlideShare into education. It describes each site's main purpose and features for photo sharing, video sharing, and presentation sharing. Flickr allows users to post and share photos with privacy and copyright controls. YouTube allows sharing of video with privacy options for public or private access. SlideShare allows sharing of presentations publicly with tools for slidecasting and tagging. Examples are given for educational uses of each site.
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- 3. Integrating Collaborative Media Flickr, YouTube, Slideshare College and high-school students regularly share audio and video via the Web. Sites like flickr and YouTube allow users, in a few clicks, to easily post and share media files. This demonstration will show you how to get started, and offer some examples of course-based uses.
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