I think YouTube is a lot of fun, and can waste a lot of time looking for/at things that are posted. There are even some Library Training videos to be found:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Jud4b9ik0&feature=PlayList&p=2D6285151E99F565&index=2 I think this one should be required viewing for all library staff. Seriously, though, I did see various training materials on YouTube that could be used at work.
The library system I work for has used YouTube with Teens, and posted some of them.
I didn't see anyone from Minnesota, but I may have caught a glimpse of a librarian I knew in CA. At least it looked like her...Does that count? :-)
I'll use the next video as my "official" uploaded video - I've liked Aimee Mann a long time. This song is by Til Tuesday, (of "Voices Carry" fame ) and this is one of my favs of theirs. I also have her solo cds.
I find YouTube easy to use, and it's a fun way to noodle around. Joking around with my boss, I said that I would look for some Zombie cat videos. I was surprised at how many there are.... I was just kidding! I didn't watch any of them, but some of them looked interesting. Obviously, there's a lot of stupid stuff on YT, but I don't have to watch it, so I don't mind. Since there is so much to find, you could probably find nearly any topic you wished to share.
Making a video might be fun, but that would involve getting a camera. Being a librarian, I'd have to research all the options first, and then I'd miss the deadline for finishing, and not get my prize. What fun is that???