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Kaltura My Media…now for students!
Posted by Monica Marlo | Start the discussion
Here at PCC we support Kaltura MyMedia access for students. Faculty have been using this as their place to store streaming media files since 2017, so we?re excited to offer space for student generated media projects too!
Not familiar with Kaltura or My Media? Kaltura is a streaming video service that can adapt video playback quality to the needs of your students. It can play in HD when available or scale down media on the fly to support mobile users on shaky internet connections. It supports basic recording, machine captioning, adds a layer of security to your videos, and even lets you make some simple edits to your videos after you upload them! We?ve created this Kaltura My Media Student Support Guide you can share when you use these features in your courses.
To get started, students can simply upload their media files using the “Add New” button they will find in My Media from their Brightspace by D2L home page:
and then 
Media stored here can easily be used in any D2L course via “Insert Stuff”
Simple recording features are easy to access and use too!
We also have equipment check out? available for students needing webcams, microphones, tripods, etc. from our libraries at each campus.
Students have access to Kaltura My Media across all of their courses within Brightspace by D2L. Anyone needing further assistance or one on one support can contact our Student Help Desk.
That’s the basic overview of helping students get started with Kaltura My Media. If you are wondering how this might be used with students in your specific curriculum, reach out to your local campus Instructional Technology Specialist. Also, check out our Faculty Training Workshop schedule for upcoming Kaltura sessions.
About Monica Marlo
Multimedia Ed-Tech one up for PCC faculty. Immedgineer- Immersive Education Engineer. Multi-disciplinary, a blended use of analog and digital interactive storytelling tools to immerse a learner toward measurable objectives. (eg: 3D virtual ... more »
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