Getting Started with Captioning in Kaltura
Our friends in Information Systems who work with Technology Accessibility are now offering sessions on working with the captioning tools in Kaltura.
Kaltura – Closed Captioning Editor
One advantage to uploading your videos to Kaltura instead of Google Drive is that Closed Captioning (CC) text is automatically created and applied. For the most part, Kaltura does a good job of recognizing your pronunciation and transcribing the words correctly. However, the transcription is […]
Zoom – Share Multiple Applications
Zoom has a great sharing feature that will allow the host to share multiple application windows without the need to share the entire system desktop (screen). This is especially helpful if you have a cluttered desktop space, or if you have an application open that […]
PowerPoint in an Individual Window
Have you ever wanted to show your PowerPoint presentation in an individual, and sizable, application window instead of full screen? Well, you can. Watch the video below to find out how. Step by Step Start by opening your PowerPoint presentation. On the ribbon, click the […]
Encouraging Student Engagement
There are many ways to check in with your students or meeting members to gauge their understanding of content, gather opinions, and ask for ideas.Options can be as simple as asking for a show of hands, having students hold up color-coded index cards with yes […]
Kaltura – Create Clips from Shared Media
With the proper permissions options set, it is possible to create a new media asset in your My Media library using media assets that are owned by another Kaltura user. Here is how: For the Media Owner First, the media owner must set the proper […]
Kaltura My Channels default view
The trick to seeing more is using the Filters button. Under the Filters button is a selection of radio buttons which will let you choose which roles you want to see for channels that include your account. In the image below, I’ve changed the role […]
Kaltura Channels – Adding Media From Shared Repositories
Click your profile name and click the My Channels menu item. On the My Channels page, click Create Channel. Give your channel a name & description, select a Privacy setting, set options, and click Save. After the save completes, click the Back to Channel link. […]