VIUTube: Come Learn What is New and Exciting with Streaming Video and Audio!

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We have updated VIUTube to the latest release of Kaltura and have some new tools available. Come learn about CaptureSpace, a desktop tool for creating screencasts, lecture capture, webcam recordings, and podcasts. This tool is now freely available within VIUTube and includes the ability to do simple desktop video editing, adding of titles and credits, then immediate upload to VIUTube on your account. We will also look at the new Video Quiz tool which allows you to embed quiz questions at specific points within your video. Both tools are available to both faculty and students to engage in creative video projects

Education

Michael Paskevicius
Learning Technologies Application Developer
Centre for Innovation and Excellence in Learning
VIUTube: What is New and
Exciting with Streaming Video
and Audio!

Why do we have VIUTube?
• Hosts video, audio, and images
• Uploads private by default
• All data stays in Canada
• Integrated with local systems
• Uses VIU user accounts
• Integration with VIULearn/WordPress
•No storage limitations
• Powered by Kaltura streaming media service

Audio Images Video Total
562 85 5751 6398
VIUTube Growth
2012-2016 (Aug)
Contributions by upload type

What is new?
• Migrated to provincial shared service at the University
of British Columbia
• ACTION: Update existing embed codes and links
• New screen capture application
• Add YouTube videos to your VIUTube collection
• In video quizzing
• New video curation features
• User level analytics
• VIULearn integration

https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/t/0_e23czrqk
Multiple video feeds
Interactive video sizing
Searchable slides

https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_9o4fp1ko
Screencast:
Your screen
is your stage

https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_26yvv9mf
Screencast
and webcam

https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/Webcam/0_hs2uo06e
Webcam
recording

https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_2ght21u8
Audio
recording

In video quiz experience
https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/Screen+Capture++-+Quiz/0_9ww2j5hl

https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_26yvv9mf/
Media Co-Editors and Co-Publishers
Add users that are allowed to edit the content
metadata and caption files) and source embed
codes
Attachments
File attachments can now be added to media
Timeline
Create clickable and searchable chapters with
your media
Replace video
Replace a previously uploaded video while
preserving existing embed codes and links

VIULearn Integration 2: Edit content Insert stuff
Access your VIUTube
media while editing
VIULearn content
(content, announcements,
discussions, quizzes, etc.)
• Access media
• Upload new
• Create YouTube link and
video quizzes

VIULearn Integration 3: Edit content  Existing Activities
Access your VIUTube
media while editing
VIULearn content
• Access media
• Upload new
• Create YouTube link and
video quizzes

Coming soon
• Deeper VIULearn integration
• Course video galleries
• Video captioning options
• More open access video

How are we engaging students with video?

Prepared by: Michael Paskevicius
Learning Technologies Application Developer
Centre for Innovation and Excellence in Learning
michael.paskevicus@viu.ca
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Portfolio: http://michaelpaskevicius.com/
Presentations: http://www.slideshare.net/mpaskevi
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
International License.. To view a copy of this license, visit
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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VIUTube: Come Learn What is New and Exciting with Streaming Video and Audio!

1. Michael Paskevicius Learning Technologies Application Developer Centre for Innovation and Excellence in Learning VIUTube: What is New and Exciting with Streaming Video and Audio!

2. Why do we have VIUTube? • Hosts video, audio, and images • Uploads private by default • All data stays in Canada • Integrated with local systems • Uses VIU user accounts • Integration with VIULearn/WordPress •No storage limitations • Powered by Kaltura streaming media service

3. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/

8. Audio Images Video Total 562 85 5751 6398 VIUTube Growth 2012-2016 (Aug) Contributions by upload type

9. What is new? • Migrated to provincial shared service at the University of British Columbia • ACTION: Update existing embed codes and links • New screen capture application • Add YouTube videos to your VIUTube collection • In video quizzing • New video curation features • User level analytics • VIULearn integration

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11. CaptureSpace • A screen capture application for use by every faculty, staff, and student at VIU • Small application to download, captures video/audio from desktop, then automatically upload to your VIUTube media profile • Simple media editing (annotate, chop, & trim) • Adding of title and credit slides to video

12. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/t/0_e23czrqk Multiple video feeds Interactive video sizing Searchable slides

13. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_9o4fp1ko Screencast: Your screen is your stage

14. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_26yvv9mf Screencast and webcam

15. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/Webcam/0_hs2uo06e Webcam recording

16. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_2ght21u8 Audio recording

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20. Video quiz setup

21. In video quiz experience https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/Screen+Capture++-+Quiz/0_9ww2j5hl

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23. https://viuvideos.viu.ca/media/0_26yvv9mf/ Media Co-Editors and Co-Publishers Add users that are allowed to edit the content metadata and caption files) and source embed codes Attachments File attachments can now be added to media Timeline Create clickable and searchable chapters with your media Replace video Replace a previously uploaded video while preserving existing embed codes and links

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25. VIULearn Integration 1: Faculty Tools  VIUTube Access your VIUTube profile from within VIULearn • Access media • Upload new • Create CaptureSpace, YouTube link, and video quizzes

26. VIULearn Integration 2: Edit content Insert stuff Access your VIUTube media while editing VIULearn content (content, announcements, discussions, quizzes, etc.) • Access media • Upload new • Create YouTube link and video quizzes

27. VIULearn Integration 3: Edit content  Existing Activities Access your VIUTube media while editing VIULearn content • Access media • Upload new • Create YouTube link and video quizzes

28. Coming soon • Deeper VIULearn integration • Course video galleries • Video captioning options • More open access video

29. How are we engaging students with video?

30. Prepared by: Michael Paskevicius Learning Technologies Application Developer Centre for Innovation and Excellence in Learning michael.paskevicus@viu.ca Follow me: http://twitter.com/mpaskevi Portfolio: http://michaelpaskevicius.com/ Presentations: http://www.slideshare.net/mpaskevi This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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Multiple video feeds combined Interactive window movement Searchable slides from uploaded slide deck
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