Mediasite

Mediasite

MyMediasite Login

The MyMediasite Portal is a comprehensive video platform managed by the office of Instructional Media Services.

To access the portal, visit http://mymediasite.bloomu.edu.

Please direct any questions regarding use of this system to mediasite@bloomu.edu.

 

 

For Faculty:

Do you want to provide video content for your students to watch outside of the classroom or in courses offered via distance? Does your class include video based assignments that your students need to submit for faculty and/or peer review? If so, please consider using Mediasite as your streaming video service. In a few steps you can upload your videos to Mediasite, add links to BOLT, or share via email.

Overall Advantages
  • Compatible with PC and Mac.
  • Compatible with iOS and Android.
  • Video streams to students (no downloading).
  • Authentication integrated with BOLT (no third party accounts necessary like YouTube/Google, Vimeo, etc.)
  • If a viewer leaves the video, playback will resume where they stopped.
  • Organize content into channels and share one link through BOLT or email.
  • File types accepted include Flash, MPEG, AVI, Quicktime/MOV, and Windows Media.

To request configuration of a drop box for student project submissions, please complete the online request form.

 

BOLT Integration

The MyMediasite Portal is accessible under the University Resources tab.

  • All Students and Faculty may use this link to upload video assignments, retrieve videos they previously published, and share their presentations.
  • Authorized Faculty and Staff may also use this link to access presentations recorded using integrated classroom systems, organize their presentations, and share them with students.

MyMediasite, Mediasite Courses, and automatic HTML embedding are also directly integrated with BOLT Courses, for more information on these functions, please refer to the IMDC Infobase.

 

Mediasite Desktop Recorder (MDR)

MyMediasite includes a desktop recorder application. MDR offers a simple workflow for recording narrated presentations and other computer based demonstrations including a 'talking head' video window similar to Camtasia, Captivate, Jing, etc. with no time limit, additional licensing fees, or third party outsourcing.

To get started, Download the Desktop Recorder. Please note, if you are on a university owned Windows 10 computer, you must install through Software Center.

 

PowerPoint Narration

In many cases, the 'talking head' element offered by the Desktop Recorder application is not necessary and all components of the lecture are contained within a PowerPoint Presentation. In this scenario, the Record Narration function of PowerPoint is often a more efficient method to produce an online lecture.

Benefits:
  • Function native to PowerPoint, no additional software required.
  • Narration can be edited one slide at a time, no need to start over after mistakes or when content changes.
  • Audio and Video within the presentation will be preserved at maximum quality.
Limitations:
  • All content must be contained within PowerPoint, web pages and online video cannot be included.
  • Webcam video is not captured.
Directions:
  1. CAUTION! PowerPoint 2007 and earlier files (*.ppt) will not retain narrations, you MUST up convert your file to the current PowerPoint file format (*.pptx) before recording your narrations.
  2. Record and narrate a presentation by LinkedinLEARNING
  3. Export as a video file by LinkedinLEARNING (Please note, this step cannot be executed on university owned Apple computers.)
  4. Upload the resulting video file to MyMediasite

 

Mediasite Web Editor

MyMediasite also includes a web based video editing application. The Mediasite Editor provides basic editing functions for trimming unwanted segments of a presentation and adjusting slide content. To access the web editor, open the summary page of any presentation and click the "Edit Video" button to the right of the preview window.

 

Integrated Classroom Recorders

Permanent recording systems are integrated in the following rooms on campus:

  • AL 243 - Library Instruction Computer Lab - Also includes Polycom and Soft Codec Telepresence - 38 seats
  • BCH 203 - Communication Studies Classroom - 27 seats
  • BCH 210 - Communication Studies Classroom - 27 seats
  • MCHS 1230 - Communication Studies Research Lab - Conference room configuration - 20 seats
  • MCHS 2202 - Communication Studies Classroom - 39 seats
  • SH 102 - Zeigler College of Business Lecture Hall - 74 seats
  • SH 214 - Instructional Technology Classroom - 34 seats

These recording systems capture video of the presenters via cameras in the back of the room as well as high resolution images of any content projected from the instructor station.

To request configuration of an automated lecture capture recording schedule, manual lecture capture recording bin, or drop box for student projects, please complete the online request form.

 

Mobile Recording System

The Instructional Media Services Office also maintains a mobile recording system that can be used in virtually any presentation space on campus. This system includes a High Definition Camera, wireless microphones, and connections to integrate with any classroom presentation system. This system must be operated by staff from the Media Services office. For more information regarding event recording services, please see the Video Recording Services page.

 

Copyright

For questions about Copyright compliance and Fair Use, please consult the Andruss Library Copyright page.

 

Tutorials

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Video Only Uploads

General Instructions

Classroom Integrated Mediasite Lecture Capture Systems

My Mediasite General Help

 

 

 

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