Matterhorn Orgzonas
4 months ago
I (heart) Matterhorn
The Opencast Matterhorn project leads answer the question "Which feature of Matterhorn is closest to your heart?" Some of the answers given in this video describe features planned for future releases of Matterhorn (beyond 1.0). For more information about the Opencast Matterhorn project, visit www.opencastproject.org.Published 4 months ago
Introduction to Opencast Matterhorn
Mara Hancock presents an introduction to Opencast Matterhorn as a webinar through the Open Courseware ConsortiumPublished 5 months ago
Opencast Matterhorn Developer Workshop
This was a training session on how to develop Java, REST, and WSDL-based services using the Matterhorn technology stack and tools, in particular: * OSGI * JAX-RS * JAX-WS * JAXB * JUnit * Eclipse * Maven2 and the Matterhorn and bnd pluginsPublished 6 months ago
Opencast Matterhorn Project Announcement
UC Berkeley and ETH Zurich are delighted to announce the launch of Opencast Matterhorn, an international open source software project designed to ease the recording, processing and distribution of academic content for institutions around the world. Using a communal Webcasting platform, educational technology experts and programmers from 13 partner institutions are developing a system to improve automated video and audio production for course lectures, events and other forms of online knowledge-sharing. Opencast Matterhorn is funded by grants totalling $1.5 million from the William & Flora Hewlett and Andrew W. Mellon foundations.Published 7 months ago
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The Opencast Community Project
Olaf Schulte (ETH Zurich) talks about making podcasts available online globally through the OpenCast Community Project and the Matterhorn project and also talks about the ways ETH Zurich are making headway in the OpenCast Community ProjectPublished 11 months ago
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User Studies from Osnabruck
11 months ago
The Opencast Community Project
Olaf Schulte (ETH Zurich) talks about making podcasts available online globally through the OpenCast Community Project and the Matterhorn project and also talks about the ways ETH Zurich are making headway in the OpenCast Community ProjectPublished 11 months ago
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Can you hear me now? How to get your videos into UK secondary schools
Bjoern Hassler (Cambridge University) talks about the different ways of distributing podcasts, in particular how to get podcasts into schools and considerations such as accessibility, relevance to school subjects and the potential popularity of itemsPublished 11 months ago
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The Munich Airport DOLLI Project
Bernd Bruegge of the Technische Universität München talks about 'Large scale project courses with podcasts: The Munich Airport DOLLI Project'.Published 1 year ago
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Opencast Matterhorn Developer Workshop
This was a training session on how to develop Java, REST, and WSDL-based services using the Matterhorn technology stack and tools, in particular: * OSGI * JAX-RS * JAX-WS * JAXB * JUnit * Eclipse * Maven2 and the Matterhorn and bnd pluginsPublished 6 months ago
Under the Bonnet: Technical Considerations in Running Open University Podcasting
Ben Hawkridge (Open University) talks about the technical aspect of running a university podcasting service: covering questions such as server management, accessibility issues and analyzing usage statisticsPublished 11 months ago
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Introduction to Opencast Matterhorn
Mara Hancock presents an introduction to Opencast Matterhorn as a webinar through the Open Courseware ConsortiumPublished 5 months ago
I (heart) Matterhorn
The Opencast Matterhorn project leads answer the question "Which feature of Matterhorn is closest to your heart?" Some of the answers given in this video describe features planned for future releases of Matterhorn (beyond 1.0). For more information about the Opencast Matterhorn project, visit www.opencastproject.org.Published 4 months ago
Matterhorn Orgzonas
To guide development of Opencast Matterhorn, the teams conducted customer research and developed two Orgzonas. To read more about the Matterhorn Orgzonas, visit http://wiki.opencastproject...Published 4 months ago
Podcasting People: Stories and Experiences from real life podcasters
Guests and delegates of the 2009 Beyond Walls conference share their stories and experiences of podcasting and offer tips to one anotherPublished 11 months ago
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Opencast is an initiative driven by higher education institutions to empower…
> > institutions to make informed choices about capture, processing, and distribution infrastructure for audio/video.
> > faculty to teach courses and share knowledge with their students and learners worldwide without technology getting in the way.
> > students to access and shape media into a more meaningful tool for learning.
> > everyone to easily find and engage with educational video, audio, and other rich media from instructors and institutions around the world.
Visit Opencastproject.org for more information.
Matterhorn Orgzonas
To guide development of Opencast Matterhorn, the teams conducted customer research and developed two Orgzonas. To read more about the Matterhorn Orgzonas, visit http://wiki.opencastproject...
I (heart) Matterhorn
The Opencast Matterhorn project leads answer the question "Which feature of Matterhorn is closest to your heart?" Some of the answers given in this video describe features planned for future releases of Matterhorn (beyond 1.0). For more information about the Opencast Matterhorn project, visit www.opencastproject.org.
Opencast Matterhorn Design Studio Team 4
Design Studio team presentations from the Opencast Matterhorn team meeting in Zurich, Switzerland. Sept 25, 2009. A design studio is an activity which merges user-centered design and agile development. The project team members (including designers and non-designers interested in the process) work together to create several different rough designs for a particular scenario. They usually create the designs after reviewing models and knowledge gathered during previous user research, but may also bring in their own subject matter expert knowledge to the process. The team then critiques & discusses the designs, and ideally also merges them into one design concept to move forward. Because we didn't have the time for a whole day session at the Zurich meeting (which is recommended for design studios), we were not able to perform the merging step. However, Allison & Judy plan to complete this work as part of their work on the Admin app conceptual framework.
Opencast Matterhorn Design Studio Team 3
Design Studio team presentations from the Opencast Matterhorn team meeting in Zurich, Switzerland. Sept 25, 2009. A design studio is an activity which merges user-centered design and agile development. The project team members (including designers and non-designers interested in the process) work together to create several different rough designs for a particular scenario. They usually create the designs after reviewing models and knowledge gathered during previous user research, but may also bring in their own subject matter expert knowledge to the process. The team then critiques & discusses the designs, and ideally also merges them into one design concept to move forward. Because we didn't have the time for a whole day session at the Zurich meeting (which is recommended for design studios), we were not able to perform the merging step. However, Allison & Judy plan to complete this work as part of their work on the Admin app conceptual framework.
Opencast Matterhorn Design Studio Team 2
Design Studio team presentations from the Opencast Matterhorn team meeting in Zurich, Switzerland. Sept 25, 2009. A design studio is an activity which merges user-centered design and agile development. The project team members (including designers and non-designers interested in the process) work together to create several different rough designs for a particular scenario. They usually create the designs after reviewing models and knowledge gathered during previous user research, but may also bring in their own subject matter expert knowledge to the process. The team then critiques & discusses the designs, and ideally also merges them into one design concept to move forward. Because we didn't have the time for a whole day session at the Zurich meeting (which is recommended for design studios), we were not able to perform the merging step. However, Allison & Judy plan to complete this work as part of their work on the Admin app conceptual framework.
Opencast Matterhorn Design Studio Team 1
Design Studio team presentations from the Opencast Matterhorn team meeting in Zurich, Switzerland. Sept 25, 2009. A design studio is an activity which merges user-centered design and agile development. The project team members (including designers and non-designers interested in the process) work together to create several different rough designs for a particular scenario. They usually create the designs after reviewing models and knowledge gathered during previous user research, but may also bring in their own subject matter expert knowledge to the process. The team then critiques & discusses the designs, and ideally also merges them into one design concept to move forward. Because we didn't have the time for a whole day session at the Zurich meeting (which is recommended for design studios), we were not able to perform the merging step. However, Allison & Judy plan to complete this work as part of their work on the Admin app conceptual framework.
Introduction to Opencast Matterhorn
Mara Hancock presents an introduction to Opencast Matterhorn as a webinar through the Open Courseware Consortium
Opencast Matterhorn Developer Workshop
This was a training session on how to develop Java, REST, and WSDL-based services using the Matterhorn technology stack and tools, in particular: * OSGI * JAX-RS * JAX-WS * JAXB * JUnit * Eclipse * Maven2 and the Matterhorn and bnd plugins
Opencast Matterhorn Project Announcement
UC Berkeley and ETH Zurich are delighted to announce the launch of Opencast Matterhorn, an international open source software project designed to ease the recording, processing and distribution of academic content for institutions around the world. Using a communal Webcasting platform, educational technology experts and programmers from 13 partner institutions are developing a system to improve automated video and audio production for course lectures, events and other forms of online knowledge-sharing. Opencast Matterhorn is funded by grants totalling $1.5 million from the William & Flora Hewlett and Andrew W. Mellon foundations.
Matterhorn Technology Stack Proof of Concept
Josh Holtzman and Tobias Wunden presented a proof of concept for the Matterhorn technology stack and technical landscape for the team's consideration. The first part of the session was a presentation that walked through the proposed technologies and technical requirements. For more information about this meeting, and to view the presentation, visit
