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 * Streaming Video in the Classroom **

 Safari Montage allows you to search for streaming video, audio, and image files. You can search by subject area, video topic, and keywords. Safari Montage allows the user to create playlists, and breaks down video into chapters, for easier classroom presentation.

To log on, you will have to choose your school district and school. Then log in with your regular username and password.

 SNAP is similar to Safari Montage, in that it allows you to search for streaming video files. You can search by subject area, video topic, and keywords. The advantage SNAP has is that it permits you to download videos and save them for future use. SNAP is hosted by the Allegheny Intermediate Unit.

Accessing the SNAP video library requires a user name and password. If you don't have one, you can obtaining one by e-mailing Jana Baxter, at the AIU, at jana.baxter@aiu3.net, or calling her at 412-394-4602.

This site is built by BPSD teachers, for BPSD teachers. It allows you to submit videos from sites that are blocked by BPSD's internet filter for approval. Once approved, they can be accessed by any teacher at any BPSD school.

To sign on and begin submission of videos, log in with your regular username and password. Submit links for blocked Youtube videos you want to make available in class.

TeacherTube.com hosts videos related to classroom instruction.