VideoJug
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Videojug is an instructional video
website, It launched as a beta online in 2006. The website provides both professionally made videos produced internally, as well as some editorially selected quality videos produced by amateurs.
The company originally produced videos in Spain and London and in 2006 opened studios in Santa Monica (Los Angeles) in the USA. During 2007 the company claimed to be making up to 800 videos per week.
The website was founded by David Tabizel
who had management positions in or founded several companies prior to VideoJug. Other founders include Dan Thompson, who had previously been CEO of 365 Corporation and Renegade Software as well as Hans Stocker Durlacher Corporation and Rupert Ashe (CEO Focus Communications).
During 2007, Videojug raised approximately $30 million in funding.
Instructional technology
In education, instructional technology is "the theory and practice ofdesign, development, utilization, management, and evaluation of processes and resources for learning," according to the Association for Educational Communications and Technology Definitions and Terminology Committee...
website, It launched as a beta online in 2006. The website provides both professionally made videos produced internally, as well as some editorially selected quality videos produced by amateurs.
The company originally produced videos in Spain and London and in 2006 opened studios in Santa Monica (Los Angeles) in the USA. During 2007 the company claimed to be making up to 800 videos per week.
The website was founded by David Tabizel
David Tabizel
David Tabizel is an internet and media entrepreneur, who was the co-founder of a number of successful technology startups such as 365 Corporation , Demon Internet, Autonomy, Rage Software, Durlacher and others....
who had management positions in or founded several companies prior to VideoJug. Other founders include Dan Thompson, who had previously been CEO of 365 Corporation and Renegade Software as well as Hans Stocker Durlacher Corporation and Rupert Ashe (CEO Focus Communications).
During 2007, Videojug raised approximately $30 million in funding.