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https://dudodiprj2sv7.cloudfront.net/product-logos/37/BF/B0RMEJDQ94C1.pngKalturaLove Kaltura for online courses2017-08-25T14:18:36.746ZKaltura is used as our main video capture program for our University. We are able to provide online classes and lectures to our students because of this product. It provides an easy platform for this use.,Ease of use.
Screen captures well.
Video with screen capture works well.,Better clarity of videos, especially when selecting only an area of the screen for recording.
Need quicker upload.
Editing could be simplified.,9,We are able to have more online availability for our students.
We can provide classes even during weather issues.
Mostly used for online courses.Ashley Dockens, AuD, PhDKaltura - One stop solution for all things video.2017-04-12T20:21:41.364ZKaltura is used to deploy all our rich media assets to our multiple websites within our company.,We use Kaltura's ability to trans code video asset into multiple file types to make the videos easily accessible on multiple platforms.
Kaltura's accessibility with the use of close captions and great 508 compliant video players.
The ability to customize any player to fit our styles and different audience types with our websites.,The only feature I believe Kaltura needs is a better way to deliver Audio Descriptive content more easily.,10,The ability to have such a robust solution for rich media content far outweighs the cost of service.
We have new projects which will push the limits and abilities of Kaltura in the future.,,Adobe Photoshop, MS SharePoint, Adobe FlashLeonardo FerreKaltura Review2016-09-19T18:49:34.623ZIt's being used as a video repository and eventual warehouse for legacy video formats in order to transiiton from analog to digital. It also integrates into Canvas so that students can add their own video assets to assignments.,Very robust SAAS platform. Lots of options for customization.
Relatively stable and reliable. We did have one recent outage at a critical time.
They continue to build on their feature list. A new video quiz feature was recently added.,As it relates to the LMS integration, we would like to see improved workflow. But that may be just as much a Canvas issue as a Kaltura issue.
I would like to see the ability to add inline, anchored comments to the video timeline.
We are seeing issues with compatibility with certain browsers - especially Chrome. The faster Kaltura can move away from Flash the better.
The capture appliance (CaptureSpace Lite) needs to be reconsidered. It's not intutive enough.,8,Save tremendous money in converting learning spaces to digital.
Created a culture of on-demand video which improves the overall attraction and retention of students.
Supports our academic efforts and allows IT to maintain some control over video assets.,,CanvasRobert Gibson MS, MBA, EdDKaltura for Moodle 2.x - OK, but could be better2014-04-15T21:04:33.005ZKaltura is used mainly for enhancing online courses, though it is also used in a small percentage for institutional communication. Kaltura is used to address a need for a turnkey streaming media system that can be used within the learning management system by users with low skills/experience.,Kaltura is reliable, though its core functionalities are a commodity,,Since Kaltura's core function is a commodity, its value is in the added benefits on easy integration, usability, and features that enhance the learning experience of college students taking online courses. In these areas, however, Kaltura's plugin does meet expectations
It is evidently clear to me in my dealings with Kaltura that their development priorities are allocated elsewhere than where we feel we need better service. Kaltura's response will always be "we are an opensource platform" which implies that if you want anything done, you have to have it done yourself. Given the huge amount of money USNH pays for a cross-institutional account, I don't perceive them as an opensource provider, and their development attention is quite lacking.
I sense that Kaltura never does user testing with their products. Their interface design is clumsy, and often it appears they go about 85% of the way to completing their application development, but never quite finish it. There are a number of illogical omissions in their product capabilities, and methods for configuration that extremely difficult to customize. For example, while Kaltura can stream audio as well as video, no provision is made for creating a customized audio player or audio playlist.
Making modifications to the Moodle plugin is extremely difficult, and the only way to generate the code for preferences is through a barebones, clunky online form that generates code based on inputs.
While the customer service is responsive and timely, the answers to my questions are often unknown or cannot be addressed. I don't feel as though they are working in my best interests.,7,Kaltura has been positive in the sense that we can do some very basic video publishing in our online courses. However, we are very limited in our ability to go further than what we might have been able to do if we had simply recommended to faculty to use YouTube instead. If GSC had the opportunity to make an autonomous decision about which streaming media system to use in Moodle, we would look elsewhere.,,2Steve CovelloFirst 4 years with Kaltura at a major university.2014-04-16T14:07:22.321ZThe university was struggling with video content in the current LMS and began a search for a better alternative. At the time Kaltura was the only system of the ones that were available that supported HTML5 and that was the original reason for choosing Kaltura over the other systems. We currently use a full on-prem install of the Falcon KMC and the most recent Blackboard building block. Our LMS is also fully on-prem. We have also created a Drupal site where one of the colleges can create proffesional developement content and make it available for purchase using Kaltura to ingest and stream the video content. We use virtual servers for all of the applications except for transcoding, we use a physical box for transcoding. We have found that transcoding on a physical machine is much more efficient that virtually. The use of Kaltura as our main video ingestion, transcoding and streaming system in our LMS has been very successful. Our player is branded and different groups have other needs, like making content downloadable or captioning, that Kaltura easily makes available to adjust in the KMC. We do not have the ability to screen record yet and only recently been able to take advantage of recording directly to a webcam by all users including students. This has been extremely effectively used in discussion boards and with distance learning courses.,Webcam recording directly into a discussion board or as an assignment is a great way to increase student engagement. There are other systems that do this now but we use Kaltura and it works great.
The KMC is very user friendly and makes it very simple to manage the content and system settings.
The "Studio" tab enables admins to customize the player with a long list of features. We have branded our player, changed colors, added different buttons.
The Kaltura metrics is fantastic. Seeing user engagement of specific users or videos is a huge plus. Instructors can even see metrics from their Blackboard course about the students in that course.,It would be nice to be able to adjust the player features for specific courses in an LMS.
I would like to see a dynamic player in Blackboard.
I would like for instructors to be able to add .srt files to their content so they may caption the video themselves in the LMS.,7,Managing video content with the KMC has greatly reduced the amount of hours previously needed to manage.
User issues ie: uploading video, viewing video has been greatly reduced.
Increased user engagement with using video in LMS courses. We currently have 6,929 videos on our system. Last month , 2/1/14, 17,623 videos were viewed at least 75% of the way through.,,7Kirk Laird
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