Another New Feature Added -- Upload Supporting Files

Yesterday, TeacherTube launched a new feature that allows members to upload supporting documents along with their videos. This feature is part of an effort to help teachers and learners make the most of the videos. Many of our users are classroom teachers who are seeking how to use the videos in the classroom for instruction or want to replicate a student project/product featured in a video. Now members can upload any type of file with associated content. Maybe it's a page of teacher notes, student and/or teacher directions, a handout for learners, a list of web resources, a quiz or list of questions for discussion. Maybe it's an audio lecture or notes. Whatever will help the viewer with classroom implementation will be appreciated. And to Mrs. Burk the Rappin' Math Teacher -- members want copies of the lyrics to your awesome math raps! So please add them as supporting documents.


Here's how to add supporting files:

• Log in and upload your video. (If you want to add supporting files to videos you have previously uploaded, just follow the rest of these directions.)
• Then click on any video. On the right side under the description, tags, and download features, you'll see Support Files.
• Click "My Support Files" and you'll be taken to your "My Videos" page.
• Scroll to the video for which you want to add files.
• Here you'll see a link to Add/Edit Support Files, and when you click it, you get this screen:
  

• Here you can browse for your files and then click Upload Supporting Files at the bottom of the page. Your supporting files will then appear on the right side of the video player for users to download.

The site will continue to evolve as we get feedback from members. Please let us know what you think of the new features and other features you see a need for.