Comments on: Raffa on YouTube… http://fordlog.com/?p=267 Peter Ford's Organised Chaos Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:48:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: tomtom http://fordlog.com/?p=267&cpage=1#comment-14239 tomtom Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:02:46 +0000 http://fordlog.com/?p=267#comment-14239 indeed...as it happens I was reading about the same thing recently on the soccer toolbar, found a free download link here for anyone interested - <a href="http://sportstoolbar.blog.co.uk/" rel="nofollow">http://sportstoolbar.blog.co.uk/</a> indeed…as it happens I was reading about the same thing recently on the soccer toolbar, found a free download link here for anyone interested – http://sportstoolbar.blog.co.uk/

]]> By: Year One Blog http://fordlog.com/?p=267&cpage=1#comment-12499 Year One Blog Thu, 06 Dec 2007 21:48:53 +0000 http://fordlog.com/?p=267#comment-12499 [...] We are still having issues with Sefton’s new filtering service which means their are aspects of our blog that can only be accessed at home (writing posts to blogs and moderating comments are a couple of examples) and youtube is one of them. While some of the content is inappropriate, there are lots and lots of resources that can be used for educational purposes - James Blunt on Sesame Street for example. Peter Ford, a visionary user of educational blogs develops the idea on http://fordlog.com/?p=267 [...] [...] We are still having issues with Sefton’s new filtering service which means their are aspects of our blog that can only be accessed at home (writing posts to blogs and moderating comments are a couple of examples) and youtube is one of them. While some of the content is inappropriate, there are lots and lots of resources that can be used for educational purposes – James Blunt on Sesame Street for example. Peter Ford, a visionary user of educational blogs develops the idea on http://fordlog.com/?p=267 [...]

]]> By: Year One Blog » Y2 are causing trouble! http://fordlog.com/?p=267&cpage=1#comment-12498 Year One Blog » Y2 are causing trouble! Thu, 06 Dec 2007 20:54:17 +0000 http://fordlog.com/?p=267#comment-12498 [...] We are still having issues with Sefton’s new filtering service which means their are aspects of our blog that can only be accessed at home (writing posts to blogs and moderating comments are a couple of examples) and youtube is one of them. While some of the content is inappropriate, there are lots and lots of resources that can be used for educational purposes - James Blunt on Sesame Street for example. Peter Ford, a visionary user of educational blogs develops the idea on http://fordlog.com/?p=267 [...] [...] We are still having issues with Sefton’s new filtering service which means their are aspects of our blog that can only be accessed at home (writing posts to blogs and moderating comments are a couple of examples) and youtube is one of them. While some of the content is inappropriate, there are lots and lots of resources that can be used for educational purposes – James Blunt on Sesame Street for example. Peter Ford, a visionary user of educational blogs develops the idea on http://fordlog.com/?p=267 [...]

]]> By: Peter Rafferty http://fordlog.com/?p=267&cpage=1#comment-6055 Peter Rafferty Tue, 08 May 2007 08:47:23 +0000 http://fordlog.com/?p=267#comment-6055 Thanks Chris. I'll try it. It probably means I can put lots of clips of Liverpool F.C. on my blog. We have to teach children about the important things in life! Thanks Chris. I’ll try it. It probably means I can put lots of clips of Liverpool F.C. on my blog. We have to teach children about the important things in life!

]]> By: Chris Fuller http://fordlog.com/?p=267&cpage=1#comment-5635 Chris Fuller Mon, 30 Apr 2007 11:45:10 +0000 http://fordlog.com/?p=267#comment-5635 Would it be possible to download an FLV player from www.keepvid.com, and then download the video as an .flv file through the same website? It means that when you come to use the video you don't need to access YouTube at all, and thus avoid the complexities which that can provoke. It's something I've tried with some of my groups, and only takes a few seconds before the lesson, whilst also avoiding potential internet failures. Chris Would it be possible to download an FLV player from http://www.keepvid.com, and then download the video as an .flv file through the same website? It means that when you come to use the video you don’t need to access YouTube at all, and thus avoid the complexities which that can provoke.

It’s something I’ve tried with some of my groups, and only takes a few seconds before the lesson, whilst also avoiding potential internet failures.

Chris

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