Brad Powers

Even though YouTube might be a great time waster and something that parents, teachers and educators in general want to ensure the children in their care avoid, great educational material can be gleaned if just a little selectivity is employed. But how can you weed out the bad stuff so that children are free to benefit from the good?

Thanks to M86 Security (an Internet Security Company) there is now a service that achieves this goal. VuSafe is a free website designed to enable educators to seek out worthy video content from YouTube (as well as other sites). In addition, the software lets you take good video clips to an online library and share them with students, omitting anything inappropriate.

So for those looking for a fun and enjoyable way to get an online education without the negative stuff, VuSafe is a great way to do it.

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