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Katsu Shigeta, PhD, a visiting scholar from the University of Tokyo, spent the last 6 months studying ETS as an organization that supports teaching and learning utilizing educational technology, and the current status of Open Educational Resources in the US. In this blog post, he reflects on his activities and experiences during his stay.
With millions of views in 2009, Berkeley's webcast program is a major contributor of open educational content to a worldwide audience.
Benjamin Hubbard, Manager, webcast.berkeley, presented the rich tradition of weblectures at UC Berkeley and how the Opencast Matterhorn project may make it easier than ever to initiate weblectures at your institution.
Mara Hancock presented this session along with Joshua D. Baron (Marist College) and Jennifer Stringer (Stanford).
Not sure where to start? This guide provides the essential steps for faculty and instructors to integrate technology into their teaching.
After a great deal of coordination and pre-event planning, it happened. At around 5:30AM on Monday, October, 12th several ETS staff members awoke to news that would guarantee a very busy day ahead, Oliver Williamson a UC Berkeley professor had been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics.
This article describes the steps required for individuals with a campus sponsor to have their audio and/or video published to UC Berkeley on iTunes-U and/or YouTube.
Listing of standard recording and distribution formats for webcast.berkeley/courses and webcast.berkeley/events content.
A media release form signed by the primary subjects (lecturers, instructors, panelists, speakers, moderators, introducers, etc.) of media recordings must be on file with webcast.berkeley (ETS) before the associated media recordings are published to webcast.berkeley and/or affiliated distribution sites such as iTunes U and YouTube.
The University of California requires all presenters who appear in a broadcast program to sign a media release form. ETS is not authorized to publish content until all media releases have been received and validated.
Signed media releases may be faxed to 510-643-9221 or scanned as PDFs and emailed to webcast@media.berkeley.edu. If faxing, please confirm your submission by sending an email to webcast@media.berkeley.edu. If the event involves multiple speakers, please batch all signed media releases and submit to ETS in a single transmission. To facilitate the verification process, please include the order number on all documents and email correspondence.
An explanation of webcast.berkeley's distribution partnership with YouTube.
