Paper Title: Limitations and benefits of teachers online self videos

In this paper I would like to discuss when and why a video posting of a teacher can be useful. Also why it might not be useful and maybe over used. I am also thinking about dabbling into what methods of instruction would be best used to replace some of the videos that are used by teachers that would better serve their purposes.

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