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Fun Video Tutorial WebsitesUse the Web for your education. There are many free sites offering how-to videos on thousands of different subjects. Most of them offer short to the point videos that can be very useful. I've reviewed a few here.Personal How to sitesVideo Jug: http://www.videojug.com: VideoJug mixes user generated clips with professionally made content. Videos are accompanied by a text version. Over 18,000 professionally made advice videos. Here I watched a video on buying car insurance.SuTree: http://www.sutree.com/ is a knowledge community. Handpicked and then examined by our teamâ„community. 10,077 lessons. I watched a video on improving your wireless network in a home. 5Min: http://www.5min.comâ„ 5min is a place to find short video solutions for practical questions and is also a place for people who want to share their knowledge. On this site I watched a 5 minute video on how to make a tazer from two disposable cameras. EncyclopedicVidipedia: http://www.vidipedia.org Provides more educational â„ encyclopedic videos. Videos about climate, history, personalities and events.Youtube: http:â„â„www.youtube.com - YouTube is the giant. You can search within categories like: How to and DIY or News and Politics. Date: August 2007
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