Open source software for managing, encoding, and distributing academic video content, enabling educational organizations to schedule, manage, encode, and publish videos and podcasts of lectures and events.
Opencast is an open-source video management and distribution system designed specifically for academic institutions. It provides a comprehensive set of tools to schedule, manage, encode, analyze, publish, and archive academic videos and audio recordings.
Some of the key features of Opencast include:
Opencast makes it easy for universities and colleges to produce, manage, and distribute rich media to students, faculty, staff and the wider public. Its modular architecture allows institutions to enable only the features they need. Opencast can be integrated with various third party systems and can scale up to handle enterprise-wide workloads.
Overall, Opencast aims to help academic organizations realize the pedagogical value of video and audio content by providing all the tools necessary for end-to-end multimedia management tailored to the needs of higher education.
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