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Brent Anders publishes first book

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Brent Anders, senior electronic media coordinator, Office of Mediated Education, published his first book ‘How to Enhance Instructional PRESENCE: Research & experience based techniques to improve both online & face-to-face instruction (VIDEO for EDUCATION Series)’ March 1, 2017.

Brent has worked in higher education for twenty years, concentrating in media and online instruction. He extensively works with video capture, dramatic video production (directing, capturing, script writing, editing, and final production), live webcasting, educational media consulting, and instructional technology training. Continue reading “Brent Anders publishes first book”

Video to enhance face-to-face and/or online instruction, presence, and interaction

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Do you want to learn how to use video in different ways to improve instruction, presence, and interaction in both face-to-face and online instruction? Brent Anders, senior electronic media coordinator, recorded a presentation on how video can be created and used to help with instruction of the course content as well as to help establish and increase instructor presence. Continue reading “Video to enhance face-to-face and/or online instruction, presence, and interaction”

Nov. 2 event: Using video to improve instruction, presence, interaction

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Learn how to use video in different ways to improve instruction, presence, and interaction in both face-to-face and online instruction. Join Brent Anders, senior electronic media coordinator, for a presentation on how video can be created and used to help with instruction of the course content as well as to help establish and increase instructor presence. Continue reading “Nov. 2 event: Using video to improve instruction, presence, interaction”

Mediasite on-campus server migration is complete

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During the month of June, Mediasite services and content were migrated from the cloud-hosted provider to on-campus servers as part of the Converged Infrastructure initiative. Faculty and staff who use Mediasite need to perform the post-migration steps to ensure their content and tools are working properly.

The MyMediasite tool has been updated in K-State Online, so instructors can continue to add video to their courses as usual. However, if you have previously downloaded and installed the Mediasite Desktop Recorder, you will need to update the program’s settings to direct the tool to the new on-campus servers.

Webmasters and others responsible for their website’s content should update their Mediasite links and embedded videos as soon as possible. Simply change “kansasstate.mediasite.com” to “mediasite.k-state.edu” in your link or embed code. Links to the old Mediasite system will continue to function for a limited time.

Mediasite by Sonic Foundry is Kansas State University’s choice solution for capturing, managing and delivering instructional, rich media content across the web and in K-State Online. With more than 770,000 content views, Mediasite empowers the university to incorporate video, slides and audio into the learning environment. To learn more, visit K-State’s Mediasite website.

Mediasite June migration

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Mediasite services and content will migrate from the current cloud-hosted provider to on-campus servers during the month of June. In the last year alone, Mediasite has experienced a 360 percent growth in presentations, now totaling more than 17 thousand. With the continued growth of Mediasite, it has become fiscally advantageous to migrate to an on-campus installation. Continue reading “Mediasite June migration”

Mediasite spring cleaning

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Spring is finally here! It’s a great time to do some “spring cleaning” in your home, your office, and your Mediasite storage.

We need your help to clean up K-State’s hosted Mediasite service. Information Technology Services would like to encourage our Mediasite users to do some “spring cleaning” by deleting obsolete video presentations including:

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Closed-captioning available in K-State Online

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During the Spring 2016 Campus Open Forum with President Kirk Schulz on February 11, a question was asked about who faculty should contact for assistance meeting accessibility requirements. Ensuring accessibility of course lectures to all students is a high priority. Continue reading “Closed-captioning available in K-State Online”

Mediasite Overview training available Feb. 24

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Are you ready to take learning to the next level? With the My Mediasite app, instructors can capture or upload video lectures, screencasts and tutorials to K-State Online Canvas. Continue reading “Mediasite Overview training available Feb. 24”

K-State Online: Help is available for moving video files to Mediasite

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The end of the year is quickly approaching. Faculty, have you moved your video files out of K-State Online Classic? If you want to use those videos next semester when you are teaching in Canvas, you’ll want to upload your videos to Mediasite.

Continue reading “K-State Online: Help is available for moving video files to Mediasite”