YouTube & FE

I note (from the e-mails clogging up my desktop) that my CoLRIC cousins seem to be working themselves into a frenzy re YouTube & other social networking sites. Or at least about their respective college's policies on the use of such sites.
I can't justify FaceBook & Bebo, etc. because I don't use them (Isn't a mailing list a form of social networking?) Convincing management that YouTube can be a valuable medium from our (educational) perspective & from a college (marketing=money) perspective should be fairly straight forward. After all if Ivy League universities use YouTube...

Open Culture posted yesterday on 10 universities with collections on YouTube. Tell your people to have a look. The 10 are:

• University of California - Berkeley
• MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
• Princeton University
• EGS (The European Graduate School)
• Vanderbilt
• USC (University of Southern California)
• Duke University
• Purdue University
• Oxford University Saïd Business School
• Auburn University

And if that fails? Well, there's always the Anton Chigurh approach...

Source: Open Culture