Video Repository Solution

NJVID
Patricia Kahn, AVP, Office Technology Systems
Linda John, Director, Academic Computing
Mark Lewental, Director, Library and Media
Technologies
Elias Hollander, Information Technology Assistant
Irina Lyublinskaya, Professor, Mathematics and
Science Education

Agenda
Why a video on demand streaming and
repository solution?
Exploration and vendor presentations
Staff, Student and Faculty Experience
Q&A

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Why an On Demand Video Streaming and

Repository Solution?
Secure location to store videos
Easy access, sharing, and
searching
Support teaching and learning
Close captioning
Begin to migrate off of legacy
systems

Exploration and Vendor Presentations

Examined options for an on demand video
streaming and repository solution:
Kaltura
NJVID

Vendor presentations to working group

Follow up Q/A
Survey
Pilot NJVID

Faculty, Staff, and Student Experience

Who used it?

How was it used?

Faculty
Education
Media Culture
Psychology
Library
Students
Staff & Administration

Course content
In class activities
Mobile uploads
Communications and
Marketing
Helpdesk support

Faculty, Staff, and Student Experience

13 responded out of 16 participants
(10 staff; 3 faculty)
Above average and technical skill level
Posted video content in the past
(75% yes; 25% no)
How useful did you find NJVID for hosting video
content
42% extremely useful; 41% very useful
17% useful

Easy to post video content to NJVID

58% very easy; 42% easy

Faculty, Staff, and Student Experience

What did you like most about NJVID?

The ability to input metadata for searches
How easy it is to upload content
NJVID is extremely user friendly
That you can upload and share videos
Ease of use, which will help other faculty and staff
Tech support is readily available. System was created by educators for educators
My interest in using video for teaching and learning is closely aligned with my belief that
any use of technology in the classroom has to be based on a clearly integrated
pedagogical foundation. I think NJVID is suitable for this approach
What changes would you make to improve NJVID?
Automatic captioning of videos
Having the ability to add hotspots
Making the captions customizable
Being able to stream uploaded content at the original video quality
Add a process for sharing video clips
None

Lets Take a Look

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