They can easily be embedded inside Moodle from such sites and privacy can still be maintained if you choose their private video sharing option. When server space or upload limits are restricted, or if you are seeking some video player features not available within Moodle, it is convenient to upload videos to an online site like YouTube or Vimeo.
If you are worried about multiple copies of the same video taking up lots of space, then that is not a problem the Moodle file system is clever enough to only store a single copy of a file, no matter how many times you upload it to your server. If you upload your videos to your Moodle site, storing them on your own server, then you retain ultimate control. 2.3.3 Using embed code to display external videos.2.3 Embedding a video in its own player.2.1 Linking to a video online elsewhere.
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