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Opencast UK – Broadcasting via Matterhorn

Posted on March 24, 2010 by ainamorato

Live blogging, 24th March, 10:30 AM

Presentation by Bjorn HaBler

Matterhorn basecamp

Bjorn starts by saying that Opencast as a community converts on a number of different projects, of which Matterhorn is one of them. It is an opensource data capture tool. It captures lectures, processes and distributes them in various media such as YouTube EDU. MH (Matterhorn) is also a management system that interfaces for searching videos, subscribing to RSS feeds, provides basic media annotation and allows for viewing close captions.

More info @:

http://blecanthra.lboro.ac.uk

Filed under: OER10, OLnet - Open Learning Network, Open Educational Resources | Tagged: OER, OER bradcasting, OLnet |

« Towards a Network of Content and Curriculum: Interoperability of OER Projects SCORE : Support Centre for Open Resources in Education »

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