Kaltura (My Media): the basics
Course description
Kaltura is the video and media platform in FLO's My Media. It is used for storing and sharing videos for learning, and also includes a desktop recorder for recording videos from your computer.
There are three parts to Kaltura:
- Desktop recorder
A tool that you can install on you computer to make simple videos using your webcam/audio or screen capture. You can also record drawings and annotations, and it has a whiteboard. Once you’ve created a video using the desktop recorder you can upload directly into MyMedia.
- My Media
Your personal media repository, which you access via FLO or upload from the desktop recorder but only you can access it – it’s private to you.
- Media Vault
The Media Vault belongs to each topic in FLO. If you publish a video from My Media to a Media Vault in FLO, then the video becomes accessible to any staff who have an editing role in that topic.
Instructions for installation: https://flo.flinders.edu.au/mod/glossary/showentry.php?courseid=151&eid=105566&displayformat=dictionary
The Kaltura self-paced workshop is available as a topic through Flinders Learning Online (FLO). You can self-enrol:
- Click https://flo.flinders.edu.au/enrol/index.php?id=62976
- This link takes you to FLO and a page that says Kaltura Workshop: Self Enrolment (Student). Click the Continue button.
- Click the blue 'Enrol me' button at the bottom of the screen.
- Start the Kaltura self-paced workshop.
Type of course
Web conference
Who should attend
Any staff creating Online videos
What you will learn
In this workshop you will learn
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What Kaltura is and its components and capabilities
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How to record video using the desktop recorder
- How to upload video to your My Media repository
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How to edit video in your My Media repository
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How to publish video to your topics (Media Vault)
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How to embed video within FLO topics