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Video.edu: Education Video News Roundup
In this new biweekly feature, we'll keep you apprised of the latest developments in education video news. This week: UCLA suspends online video and President Obama's 2011 budget proposes big changes for education technology funding. (2/9/2010)

Colleges Need Online Video, Kaltura Hears the Call
The education market is embracing Kaltura's open source approach, as well as its integration with Moodle, Sakai, and Desire2Learn; Blackboard integration is coming soon. (1/26/2010)

Class Act: Where’s the Teaching Camera of Today?
(1/2/2010)

Rich's Media: Using Universities as an Enterprise Model: Back to School
(10/27/2009)

Class Act: Form to Enhance Function
(10/27/2009)

Turner Sports and NBA Digital: Streaming A Different Kind of Training
NBA.com is streaming live video of training camps from the Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Lakers, and Washington Wizards. (9/30/2009)

Now on Streaming Media TV: Qik's iPhone App, CBS' Paper-Thin Video, and Online Education
In this week's edition of Bandwidth Bastards, our hosts wonder where the live functionality is in the new iPhone app from Qik, offer a sneak preview of the video ad coming in the next Entertainment Weekly, and discuss a study showing that students who learn online learn more. (8/24/2009)

Class Act: On Production Values and Flipping Burgers
There’s a tangle of ideas embedded in the concept of production values. (8/11/2009)

Class Act: Making Educational Video More Accessible
Though many sites offer a bevy of educational video, there is still no central hub for academic content that spans the web. (6/15/2009)

It's Not All About Commercial Content: Public Television Goes Online
Using thePlatform to setup a backend that was both powerful and easy-to-use, and using Panache to deliver games rather than ads, PBS' new video portal defies public broadcasting's stuffy image. (5/22/2009)

Sorenson Introduces Sorenson 360
Longtime encoding software provider expands focus with a new online video platform—or, as Sorenson calls it, a video delivery network—called Sorenson 360. (5/11/2009)

Class Act: Preserving Your Video Legacy
With the last distributor of new VHS movies giving up the format, it is time for educational institutions to think about what video they have stored in this medium. (4/9/2009)

Closed Captioning for Online Video
As online video grows, many publishers are finding the need to provide the same kind of captioning as broadcast TV. Here's a look at some of the issues and technological solutions in the closed captioning arena. (3/16/2009)

HaiVision/Video Furnace Merger Brings Live HD Streaming to the Forefront
The combination of HaiVision and Video Furnace shows the potential synergies between hardware and software in the H.264 streaming realm. (2/27/2009)

How Webcasting Helped Wayne State Fight the Nursing Shortage
The university uses video distance learning to train more nurses without hiring more faculty. (2/12/2009)

Futurewatch: Education—Critical Decisions
2009 will be the year educational media goes beyond podcasts and becomes truly mobile. (2/12/2009)

Advanced Learning: Education Year in Review
The use of video in higher education has moved beyond mere lecture capture. (2/12/2009)

Adobe's New eLearning Suite
The Adobe eLearning Suite, which includes the brand-new Captivate 4, takes aim at both rich media presentation tools and conferencing/collaboration platforms with offerings that should appeal to both academic users and enterprise training departments. (1/20/2009)

Futurewatch 2009: Big Opportunities, Big Challenges in Educational Video
It’s an exciting time to be working in educational media, but it’s also a critical time as we make decisions on platform, content, format, and management that may well determine the equality of students’ learning for years to come. (12/16/2008)

Review: Datmedia Datpresenter
While imperfect, Datpresenter is a good choice for those looking to create and deliver internet TV channels. (12/11/2008)

Planning for Webcasting Success
Considerations for deploying an enterprise video communications platform (12/11/2008)

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Streaming Media Global

Class Act: Where’s the Teaching Camera of Today?
(1/2/2010)

Class Act: Form to Enhance Function
(10/27/2009)

Now on Streaming Media TV: Qik's iPhone App, CBS' Paper-Thin Video, and Online Education
In this week's edition of Bandwidth Bastards, our hosts wonder where the live functionality is in the new iPhone app from Qik, offer a sneak preview of the video ad coming in the next Entertainment Weekly, and discuss a study showing that students who learn online learn more. (8/24/2009)

Closed Captioning for Online Video
As online video grows, many publishers are finding the need to provide the same kind of captioning as broadcast TV. Here's a look at some of the issues and technological solutions in the closed captioning arena. (3/16/2009)

How Webcasting Helped Wayne State Fight the Nursing Shortage
The university uses video distance learning to train more nurses without hiring more faculty. (2/12/2009)

Futurewatch: Education—Critical Decisions
2009 will be the year educational media goes beyond podcasts and becomes truly mobile. (2/12/2009)