Subtitle Your Videos #edtech

A few months ago, I told you about Dotsub.  But, I am a firm believer in alternatives..  And tonight's post about Overstream is certainly a leap of faith since I am still waiting for my confirmation email.  But the site looks like it works well for creating subtitles for videos you can find at "YouTube, Google Video, MySpace Video, Veoh, Blip.tv, Archive.org and Vimeo.com" .  That's what seems to make it unique.  While DotSub worked with videos that you and others uploaded, Overstream allows you to subtitle videos from themore popular video hosting sites - Opening a whole new world of opportunities.  I can see this being used not only for ESL but for struggling readers as well.  Now, if I could just get that confirmation e-mail I could confirm it.  Of course, knowing me it's my own fault and I misspelled my own e-mail address again (I'm down to one eye - with an eye infection)