The OSU Service Desk can help resolve a majority of Kaltura issues. Give them a call, submit a ticket, or get help in person!
Alternatively, take a look at some of the common issues folks experience with Kaltura:
The OSU Service Desk can help resolve a majority of Kaltura issues. Give them a call, submit a ticket, or get help in person!
Alternatively, take a look at some of the common issues folks experience with Kaltura:
Use the following guides to get started with Kaltura Capture or the Kaltura webcam recorder:
You have the ability to edit the video file directly, and you have options for modifying player features. Check out some of the articles below for ideas:
Yes, check out our Knowledge Base article on viewing statistics/analytics about your Kaltura videos.
You have several options for sharing your media with others. Which one(s) you choose will depend on what restrictions you want on who can view the media. Start learning about the different options by reviewing our documentation on sharing your Kaltura videos with others. Alternatively, you may be looking for instructions to share or transfer ownership or permissions of your media.
Playlists allow a content owner to group content together for embedding on an external web page. Every time you add a new or remove an item to a Playlist, your embedded player automatically updates to reflect this change.
Channels allow a content owner to group media together in MediaSpace. Additionally, the content owner can restrict access to that channel to a defined list of users (based on ONID usernames).
Categories are created by Kaltura systems administrators, and media added to a category are automatically publicly available. Note: if you publish your media to a category, adding that same media to a Channel will not restrict who has access to it.
Yes and yes. Check out our articles below for instructions:
Click any of the following links for more information on any of these topics:
To create and successfully manage a media assignment in Canvas, use the following two documents. The first document is used by faculty to create the assignment, the second document should be added as a link in the assignment so students have the information they need to complete the assignment.