Ever since Jaycut was bought by Blackberry, I have been looking for a cloud based editor where one can edit videos in the cloud. Finally I have found it with WeVideo. Wevideo gives you two options (see video above) to either edit it in your own youtube account or to use their editor. If you want to collaborate (think student projects) then you can have others collaborate in real time from other locations and computers. There is a limit to the space, but students could make one video and put it on youtube and then have plenty of space for others. Cloud based video editors (or any tool) have the advantage over MovieMaker as it can be done on any computer and not lost. Thanks to Freetech4teachers for the heads up.
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