1. Streaming Media SeminarAVLM-VLIR Bieke Schreurs 17-6-2009

3. Progressive download: the data are saved on the hard disk of the PC (like download) but you can watch the fragments that have already been downloaded before the entire file has been downloaded.

4. Streaming17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

5. What is streaming? The requested media file is located at a streaming server from which it is sent to a buffer on your PC. As soon as there are enough bytes loaded in the buffer, the video starts to play. Nothing is permanently saved on your PC. The entire file stays at the streaming server 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

6. Streaming media: steps The user -> Internet User requests media file Streaming server prepares for transmission Streaming server sends the first fragments of the media file Streaming client on your PC saves the first incoming fragments on the buffer memory of your PC De buffer is loaded until enough fragments have reached the streaming client Streaming client starts to play while the server continues the send new fragments of the file to the buffer 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

8. Integration - Synchronisation Nelson (1987): “ The trouble with interactive media is that they all tend to be closed objects that can’t be combined or viewed toghether (whereas books can quote eachother and lie open on the same desk)” 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

9. Integration: D-Lecture http://www.d-lecture.de/Seiten/Buttons-vertikal/d-Lecture/videos/bspkirchner/index.htm 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

11. Quality not guaranteed (potential loss of frames)

12. Broadband necessary17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

13. Top ten inspired by videoaktiv project, and Clive Young

14. Videocolleges 10 https://www.impulscentrum.be/imho/index.asp?date=25_05_2009&inschrijving=1

15. 10 Videocolleges http://webcast.berkeley.edu/

16. 10 Videocolleges http://itunes.stanford.edu/

17. Archive of Videos 9 http://www.schooltv.nl/beeldbank/

18. Archives and portals… Video.google.com YouTube http://one.revver.com Or purely educational: Joint Inserts Banks for Schools (JIBS) BUFVC (free) Specialist archives: websurg 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

19. 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar www.bufvc.ac.uk

20. Screencastscamptasia, captivate, screenflow, jing 8 http://www.jingproject.com/

21. ‘How-to’ video’s 7 http://www.bbctraining.com/onlineCourse.asp?tID=5914&cat=2781http://www.channel4.com/fourdocs/guides

23. Tutorials: e.g. Sign Language http://gebaren.ugent.be/

24. http://www.websurg.com/

25. Interview of experts 6 http://www.vimeo.com/2771953

26. Video blogs 'think aloud' 5 www.blogginheads.tv

27. Video blogs 'think aloud' 5 http://www.abdn.ac.uk/alsu/VideoGallery/index_DSL.shtml

28. HANDHYGIENE http://www.avnet.kuleuven.be/staalkaart/2007/handhygiene.html SKILLSLAB Practical examples 4 http://www.avnet.kuleuven.be/staalkaart/2006/skillslab.html

29. 'real events' in situ 3 http://www.avnet.kuleuven.be/staalkaart/2006/kadoc.html

30. Feedback 2 http://www.avnet.kuleuven.be/staalkaart/2007/icho%20hyperventilatie.html

32. Do ityourself 1

34. Student plays active role as “creator”

35. Learning process is central rather than the final product

36. Especially suitable for group assignments

37. Example: student school radio

38. Publication at video.google.com / YouTube17-6-2009 Streaming seminar

40. eStreamhttp://estream.schule.at

41. Webstroom http://www.edusite.nl/webstroom

43. Videolabhttp://upload.avnet.kuleuven.be

45. Dank u, Thanks, Merci! Contact: Bieke.schreurs@europace.be 17-6-2009 Streaming seminar