So you want to get a YouTube video?

August 20th, 2008 · No Comments
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You find a great YouTube video, but how to show it in your classroom? YouTube is blocked in school computers. You can “pull down” a YouTube video with this handy online tool, Zamzar. Just get the url for the video on YouTube, then go to Zamzar and enter it in. It will ask what format you want (WMV for Windows Media Player, MOV for Mac), and for your email. You will be sent an email with a link to go to when it is done (usually within a couple of hours).

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