Being a former DJ, I was looking forward to working with audio. I went to a bunch of different sites, such as steekr. It looked promising, it had access to a creative commons library. However, further investigation revealed that it was a off-site back-up server. It has share functions, but I felt that it wasn't going to fit my needs.
I chose to work with Chirbit. You could record directly on their website. This made it quicker than working with audio programs, particularly since all I did was record famous speeches. There were many links to cross-post such as FB, and Twitter. You could also post comments on it, via text or audio. You also had the option to upload audio. Quite neat. I could use this to do some work on primary sources with my classes.
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