According to YouTube.com,
YouTube was founded February 2005 to allow users to “discover, watch and share
originally-created videos. YouTube provides a forum for people to connect,
inform, and inspire others across the globe and acts as a distribution platform
for original content creators and advertisers large and small.”
According to PC Magazine, PCMAG.com, “YouTube
is the largest video sharing site on the Web. YouTube lets anyone upload short videos for
private or public viewing.” It is free
to use and does not require you register to view videos.
About YouTube:
Learn about YouTube for beginners.
If you like what you see, then click here to review how to get started on YouTube.
Basically, YouTube requires its users to behave nicely and observe the following guidelines:
- No pornography, sexually explicit content, or nudity
- No abuse, terrorism, underage law violations, or hate videos
- No graphic or gratuitous violence
- No gross-out videos of accidents, dead bodies
- No dangerous illegal acts, and
- Respect copyrights
Click here to view YouTube Community guidelines.
According to YouTube.com, copyright is an
important topic; therefore, YouTube has included all the information and tools
needed to manage copyright issues and learn more about respecting the rights of
others. Click here for Copyright informationon YouTube.
More on YouTube.com
YouTube can also be used to post
videos you desire to share. The
following presentation will help you learn more about creating and posting your
videos.
Understanding You Tube 10.14.09 from Richard Kong Many thanks to Richard Kong and Slideshare.net for the presentation.
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