Wondering about the education/schools use case

[csaldutti]

I run a learning systems design firm, and we have been wondering about a platform or app that educators can use for educational video content that is not YouTube. Initially I thought that it would need to be a separate platform like Vimeo, but one that is not blocked in many places around the world. Creators could upload their content to the platform, and it would be moderated so unwanted content is unavailable to students. Are there solutions to this problem that educators face? They want to use the high-quality educational content without giving students access to non-educational content that is not chosen by the teacher. And the lack of ads and tracking are bonuses as well. With FreeTube, I am wondering what other models are possible. Also wondering whether Alphabet has taken legal action against FreeTube?

[dexDuke]

hi, I would advise to create personal peer tube page , and block acess to YouTube url. as u cannot block all unwanted vids in freetube.
in peetube u can crate own channel for free, upload to there ur videos or copy to there vids from YouTube. And this page will be accessible from all over the world.
more about peertube https://joinpeertube.org/

this is not an advertisement, its just an idea, how to self host videos independently from YouTube, and have own url address.
cheers