Mar 10 2007

Adding video from Youtube

Published by Mike Temple at 11:59 am under Video

This is pretty easy and should not stretch you too much

  1. Find your Youtube video
  2. copy the URL - the stuff in the address bar at the top
  3. go to your edublogs post
  4. click on the little yellow circular icon on the right hand side with a letter “A” in it
  5. paste in the url of the video (the one you copied before - eg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC4HhI0bK4c )
  6. Just double check that it looks like this and not http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=MeE2E7nqe0w
  7. this has an extra bit “uk” which doesn’t seem to work, so simple delete it  so it looks likehttp://youtube.com/v/MeE2E7nqe0w
  8. then click publish
  9. the player should now show the video in your post
  10. for collections of videos in one post eg if students use more than one camera
  11. or they take more than one video clip
  12. you can repeat this and have videos one below the other
  13. make sure you place the cursor under the previous address entry
  14. and you’d like them to be a bit less out there, use VodPod
  15. Setting up a vodpod - for video then
  16. Adding video from vodpod


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2 Responses to “Adding video from Youtube”

  1.   fishgirlon 18 Sep 2007 at 12:24 pm

    Hi Mike - have been following your useful hints for ‘edublog wrestling’ in here as I like to call it, since i started blogging earlier this year - however i have been foiled by this video thing. Have followed your instructions faithfully (after I couldn’t do it myself) and tried a number of variations and still no joy. Had my friend Sue waters try and she can’t get it to work either - and it should be so SIMPLE! any suggestions? I am going crazy!

    Cheers Sue :)

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