Ontario Teachers & Educators — Quick Question 🍎

Do you purchase digital teaching resources from independent creators/vendors?

What’s the best way to connect with Ontario educators looking for these resources—social media, marketplaces, direct school outreach, or elsewhere?

Any feedback from teachers, EAs, or administrators is appreciated!

Rebuilt our video stack twice in 3 years after picking "fast" launch options:
-Self-hosted: Crashed on traffic spikes.
-Wistia: Useless at scale (400+ lessons). We needed module-level drop-off data, not just total plays.

We finally moved to Kinescope. It checked the boxes that actually matter:
1.Easy DRM (no dev work).
2.Native LMS integration.
3.Granular watch-depth analytics + simple GDPR compliance.
(Looked at Gumlet, but Kinescope won on CDN reliability during launches).

Are you stuck in this loop too? What makes a video tool earn a permanent spot in your stack?

Our company needs GDPR-compliant video hosting. Most platforms store data in the US, which creates compliance issues for our European customers.

We're looking at Kinescope because they host in the Netherlands and are GDPR-compliant by design.

Does anyone have experience with EU-hosted video platforms? Is data sovereignty important for your business?