Video Solutions for Education April 2016

A Revolution in Education http://site.kaltura.com/Education_Survey.html More stats to share: 32% of higher education students now take at least one course online. 77% of academic leaders rate learning outcomes in online education as the same or superior 69.1% of chief academic leaders that say that online learning is critical to their long-term strategy (2012 Survey of Online Learning) Global Market for eLearning to Reach $169 Billion by 2018 (Global Information Inc., 2012) ed tech companies raised $1.1 billion in 2012 (CB insights, 2013) 66% of principals said pre-service teachers should learn how to create and use videos and other digital media within their teacher preparation programs (Speak Up 2013 National Research Project) Nearly 50% of virtual high school students say they were interested in what they were learning in school, while only 32% of traditional high school students said the same. (Project Tomorrow and Blackboard, 2013)

Video for Educators Made Easy Take teaching and learning to a new level with interactive video tools for teachers and students. Easily upload or create a video (webcam, lecture capture, live event, video presentation) Easily clip, trim, add captions, edit thumbnails and manage And then Post video assignments and incorporate videos anywhere from tests to video feedback to recorded lectures with chapeters improving engagement, creativity, sense of community, and learning results. 

“We set up a training program for power users and usage quickly grew from there, it was great to see that ‘ah ha’ moment when they realized how easy Kaltura is to use.” (Wilmington University)

Power Video in your LMS Minimal training – people are already used to using it Seamless integration into your LMS (Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace (D2L), Canvas and Sakai) using a cloud based, LTI compliant, hosted framework, served directly from the Kaltura cloud servers. As new features and functionality are released into the framework, you can automatically enjoy them with a simple configuration change, no need to install new versions or perform upgrades.

THE SOLUTION - INTRODUCE VIDEO INTO YOUR LMS Mobile First Bring your own device – Kaltura assures optimal playback on all mobile devices, with automatic device detection and HTML5 - Flash fallback. Our player’s adaptive bitrate capability auto detects changing network conditions and automatically provides the best viewing experience. Responsive Design - automatically adjusts site layout to the screen size and device.

Create your own CampusTube THE SOLUTION - INTRODUCE VIDEO INTO YOUR LMS Create your own CampusTube Learning happens not only inside classes and courses. Empower your educators and students by creating a video portal with library video resources, channels for group collaborations, student generated content, and more.

Design Interactive Video Quizzes THE SOLUTION - INTRODUCE VIDEO INTO YOUR LMS Design Interactive Video Quizzes The more engaged your viewers are the more information they will retain, with Kaltura’s Interactive Video Quizzing tool the power of viewer engagement is a few clicks away and Kaltura’s easy to use video quizzing tools are intuitive, powerful, and included at no additional cost! Everyone should have the ability to engage users and provide better learning outcomes.

Secure, Robust and Scalable THE SOLUTION - INTRODUCE VIDEO INTO YOUR LMS Secure, Robust and Scalable Your existing authentication and authorization processes are fully supported and additional security options are offered - control access per video ­file, geo location, domain, the IP address range from which the video can be viewed, and more. With Kaltura's tier 1 hosting and CDN you can give students a high quality viewing experience and prevent your system from stalling under the weight of video files. Choose from a broad range of deployment options: a fully hosted Software-as-a-Service offering, a self-hosted video platform behind your firewall or on the cloud, or our Hybrid variations between the two. “We no longer have to worry about how long uploading takes, whether .or not videos will play correctly, or limit our video postings (Gwinnett Online Campus)

Media Repository and Archiving THE SOLUTION - INTRODUCE VIDEO INTO YOUR LMS Media Repository and Archiving Add content from the latest library deck

THE SOLUTION - INTRODUCE VIDEO INTO YOUR LMS Marketing, Admissions, Community and Alumni relations Columbia Business School: Uses Kaltura to power their campus websites. Use Case: Public communications, recruitment, branding, and presentation of campus events and news. Tools Used: Drupal Module, API integration, and mobile delivery with HTML5, KMC. Harvard : Uses Kaltura to power gazette online paper, Harvard stories Use Case: Public communications, branding, and alumni relation. Tools Used: KMC UGC tools, API integration, and mobile delivery with HTML5.

Create a Central Media Management Solution Use-Cases Content Sources CaptureSpace LMS Teaching and Learning Lectures Lecture Capture Course materials CMS Ability to create a central media repository: In order to avoid siloed implementations of media platforms, choose a solution that effectively supports multiple types of input from a variety of sources (recorded training sessions, webcasts, product videos, webinars, executive messaging, and more) and centralizes rich media content into a single manageable repository. You should be able to upload video, audio and images manually, in batch or via an API. Content should be available for viewing and searching from within a variety of public-facing and internal sites. Admissions, Alumni Relations, Public Affairs Kaltura Library collections Mobile Capture Student projects Public Web Sites CampusTube and Community Live / Webcasting Live events Promotional videos CampusTube Media Repository Interactive Video Quizzing Faculty Bios Digital Libraries Professional Development and Training Community & student life Desktop / Batch Upload Alumni stories Social Media Sites IT tutorials API Calls

KALTURA EDUCATION MOMENTUM – SAMPLE CUSTOMERS Marketing, Admissions and Public Affairs Teaching & Learning Media Repository

Case Study: UNH University of New Hampshire: Core Teaching and Learning Use Case Use Case: Empowering Teaching and Learning in the Blackboard environment for student generated content, course material, announcements and social life Tools Used: KMC, LMS integration Link to case study

Case Study: OSU OSU: Using Kaltura MediaSpace for Teaching and Learning and media repository Use Case: creating a repository of content for external and internal content. Tools Used: KMC, MediaSpace, CaptureSpace, lecture capture integration, SSO integration, Bb integration. Link: http://media.oregonstate.edu

Case Study: Cornell Cornell: Using Kaltura cross campus Use Cases: Cornell University Library Collections Cornell’s video on demand service Video building block for Blackboard CornellCast –communications Tools Used: KMC, MediaSpace, APIs, SSO integration, Bb integration Links: https://media.library.cornell.edu/, http://www.cornell.edu/video/), Cornell University Library Collections – With thousands of a/v items within CUL’s institutional repository, eCommons (http://ecommons.library.cornell.edu/), it was important to enable streaming capabilities (previously available only through download).   Cornell is midway through migrating existing content to a streaming format, and is developing ways to automate the sync between Kaltura and eCommons for newly added material.  Currently in beta, CUL MediaSpace will aggregate all a/v content across the Library system to allow for a single point of access to important library collections. Library staff will also be able to load their own video content “on demand,” without having to go through the sometimes lengthy process of working with IT.  Visit CUL MediaSpace at  https://media.library.cornell.edu/ Cornell’s video on demand service – enables any university faculty or staff member to upload and store a small number of videos, and provides embed code for streaming of the videos to a web venue of their choice. This centrally-provided service is meant for short-term, occasional use. Academic technologies – Leveraging Kaltura’s video building block for Blackboard, Cornell’s Acadmic technologies power faculty and students to create, publish and share video directly within the LMS. University communications – this group is tasked with featuring public, marketing oriented content spanning people, events and research in Cornell. The content is now featured on CornellCast (http://www.cornell.edu/video/), which is based on Kaltura’s video portal - MediaSpace. The group also encourages submission of user-generated-content, which may be published in the portal after moderation. University communications also use Kaltura’s syndication capabilities to YouTube and other destinations.   Additional departments and use cases are being gradually added. Technically, Cornell chose a hybrid approach using Kaltura’s SaaS solution but leveraging their own CDN, with whom Cornell had an existing relationship.

Case Study: Gwinnett Online Campus GOC: Using Kaltura for teaching and learning Use Cases: online school and supplementary online programs for grades 4-12 Tools Used: KMC, D2L integration Links: webinar, download case study Cornell University Library Collections – With thousands of a/v items within CUL’s institutional repository, eCommons (http://ecommons.library.cornell.edu/), it was important to enable streaming capabilities (previously available only through download).   Cornell is midway through migrating existing content to a streaming format, and is developing ways to automate the sync between Kaltura and eCommons for newly added material.  Currently in beta, CUL MediaSpace will aggregate all a/v content across the Library system to allow for a single point of access to important library collections. Library staff will also be able to load their own video content “on demand,” without having to go through the sometimes lengthy process of working with IT.  Visit CUL MediaSpace at  https://media.library.cornell.edu/ Cornell’s video on demand service – enables any university faculty or staff member to upload and store a small number of videos, and provides embed code for streaming of the videos to a web venue of their choice. This centrally-provided service is meant for short-term, occasional use. Academic technologies – Leveraging Kaltura’s video building block for Blackboard, Cornell’s Acadmic technologies power faculty and students to create, publish and share video directly within the LMS. University communications – this group is tasked with featuring public, marketing oriented content spanning people, events and research in Cornell. The content is now featured on CornellCast (http://www.cornell.edu/video/), which is based on Kaltura’s video portal - MediaSpace. The group also encourages submission of user-generated-content, which may be published in the portal after moderation. University communications also use Kaltura’s syndication capabilities to YouTube and other destinations.   Additional departments and use cases are being gradually added. Technically, Cornell chose a hybrid approach using Kaltura’s SaaS solution but leveraging their own CDN, with whom Cornell had an existing relationship.

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Kaltura - The Leading Video Technology Company Solutions Powering Video Experiences: TV, Publishing, Learning, Collaboration, Communication and Marketing Customers Thousands of customers worldwide Products OTT, OVP, Webcasting, Lecture, Capture, Video Portal, Extensions to LMS & CMS platforms, PaaS, Video API Can remove : flexible and industry Fast Innovation 100,000 strong developer community, & hundreds of tech partners extending the platform Global Footprint NYC (HQ), San Francisco, London, Tel Aviv (R&D), Sao Paulo, and Singapore Users Reaching hundreds of millions of users worldwide

Recent Kaltura Recognition “a leading online video platform”, with the highest score in the “Current Offering” category, and “the most feature rich platform” “One of 6 fast growing tech companies” “…Kaltura is pegged to become a billion $ company” “one of 4 transformational technology companies” “One of top 5 startups revolutionizing education” “One of 5 greatest open-source technologies for 2012” “One of next 6 billion dollar enterprise tech companies” “One of 5 fastest growing Israeli startups” Our cross-industry leadership allows us to deliver the greatest value and unique expertise. Over the last few years, these advantages have helped Kaltura become the fastest-growing video platform in the world and gain industry recognition: - Forrester named Kaltura as a leading online video platform, with the highest score in the “Current Offering” category, and “the most feature rich platform”. - FastCompany named Kaltura as one of The top 10 Innovative Companies - Business Insider named Kaltura as one of the 5 Fastest Growing Companies in 2012 - Forbes named it as one of 6 Fast Growing Companies. More importantly, for its innovation and leadership Kaltura was rewarded by winning large contracts with some of the world’s most demanding organizations including ABC News, Disney, HBO, TV Azteca, WarnerBrothers, Wikipedia, Intel, Oracle, SAP, Best Buy, Accenture, AT&T, Stanford, and hundreds of others. Through these engagements Kaltura had emerged as a true leader in the video management space across all industries. Transforming the university experience through video

Kaltura Is a Leader - EVP and Webcasting Vendors (Forrester Wave, February 2015) ““Kaltura has the most complete set of applications.” and “with its modular approach, strong support for APIs, and large number of technology integrations, Kaltura is closest to being the one video platform that can do it all.”

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