Making your own youtubes

So I hope by now you have checked out the dearth of educational clips on youtube that can stimulate students interest, understanding, discussion and generate an unquenchable desire for science! I have just finished saving youtubes for my year 11 physics sound unit including

jets breaking the sound barrier (wow!)
reasonance in a 2D metal plate (pretty!)
rubens tubes (reasonance in a tube + fire)
tacoma bridge collapse (mechanical reasonance)
standing waves in strings
speed of sound in sulfur hexachloride
wine glass shattered by reasonance
vocal chords vibrating

Phew!

So do you feel ready to make your own contribution to the youtube community? Check out http://www.youtube.com/video_toolbox - it has tips and tricks for sucessfully making great youtubes. Get your students involved in making their mark on science education and upload to the world!!