SchoolTube

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SchoolTube, LLC

Type	Limited Liability Company
Founded	St. Louis, Missouri, USA (2007)
Headquarters	St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Key people	Carl Arizpe, Founder and CEO,
Industry	Media Sharing
Slogan	Get tuned in!
Registration	Optional (required for uploading media and commenting)

SchoolTube, LLC. is a website for the uploading and sharing of student-produced videos, images, documents, and audio files from across the world. Backed by premier education associations, SchoolTube is recognized as the leader for moderated internet media content sharing for teachers and students.^{[citation needed]}

Unlike some other video sharing websites, content on SchoolTube is moderated (identified as the "Chain of Accountability" process). Until uploaded content is approved, it is not viewable to the public.

SchoolTube also has "MVP", a mini video player that allows viewers of a school’s website access to student and teacher-produced videos from across the country.