The popular video-sharing site http://www.youtube.com has numerous uses in the academic classroom, even for videos that are not directly related to the content (or ones that "deliver" the content themselves).
To avoid having to leave PowerPoint or simply drop a link inside PowerPoint, display the YouTube video directly inside your PPT presentation (you will still need an active Internet connection for it to work).
Bonk, C. "YouTube Anchors and Enders" http://wiki-riki.wikispaces.com/file/view/YouTube+PDF+AERA+2008.pdf
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