Opencast Matterhorn

1. Opencast Matterhorn Michelle Ziegmann (UC Berkeley) Olaf A. Schulte (ETH Zurich)

2. Academic video - genres • Lecture recording • Event recording • User-generated content • Third-party content • Films, digitization results • Miscellaneous

3. Academic video - quantities • Lecture recording • Event recording • User-generated content • Third-party content • Films, digitization results • Miscellaneous 80-90% 10-20% 5% (ETH Zurich)

4. Academic video - development • Lecture recording • Event recording • User-generated content • Third-party content • Films, research footage etc. • Miscellaneous 80-90% 10-20% 5% (ETH Zurich)

5. Video Management Systems • Lecturecapture • Video ingest • Processing • Management • Distribution • User interface

6. Commercial VMS

7. Commercial VMS

8. Video Management Systems

9. Opencast Matterhorn An enterprise-level, open-source platform to support the management of educational audio and video content

10. Opencast Matterhorn With Matterhorn, an institution can: • produce lecture recordings • manage existing video • serve designated distribution channels • provide user interfaces to engage students with educational videos • at no licensing cost (open source!) Matterhorn is also a framework of media services, highly configurable to meet individual institutional needs

11. Features

12. Features • Capture Agent Specs • Capture Agent v1.0 • Low cost, low power • Captures audio, video and VGA source • Support for automated capture • Configurable encoding specs • Low cost, low power • Captures audio, video and VGA source • Support for automated capture • Configurable encoding specs

13. Features • Admin Tools • Demo • Capture Agent Specs • Schedule automated recordings • Manual, Recurring, iCal import • Upload manual recordings • Confidence monitoring • Metadata entry and editing • Series manager • Workflow selection • Add captions • Review media • Trim media (coming soon!)

14. Features • Admin Tools • Capture Agent Specs • Low cost, low power • Captures audio, video and VGA source • Support for automated capture • Configurable encoding specs • Encoding • Configurable workflow • Segmentation (scene detection) • Video OCR • Search indexation • Closed captioning • Media Processing & Encoding

15. Features • Admin Tools • Capture Agent Specs • RSS/Atom feeds • Embeddable • Publish to YouTube/iTunes (coming soon!) • Media Processing & Encoding • Distribution • Demo

16. Features • Admin Tools • Capture Agent Specs • RSS/Atom feeds • Embeddable • Publish to YouTube/iTunes (coming soon!) • Media Processing & Encoding • Distribution • Demo

17. Features • Admin Tools • Capture Agent Specs • Multiple stream media player • Thumbnail navigation • In-video text search • Closed captioning • Fully accessible • Customizable interface (coming soon!) • Media Processing & Encoding • Distribution • Engage Tools • Demo

18. The Opencast idea(s) • Open (Broad-)Cast • Open Source • Open Technology • Open Formats • Open Content • Open Exchange

19. Project Timeline (I) RequirementsGathering 1.0 Funded effort (Mellon, Hewlett) 12/2010 7/2009 7/2010 10/2007 4/2008 6/2009 Design & Development 8/2010 Identifying core partners 1.1 Establishing the community

20. Project Timeline (II) • Embed-UI • Integration • Flexibility • Engage UI 2.0- … 2.0 Gear Shop- OpenTrack- Workflows- etc. Design & Development 01/2011 6/2011 Strategic partnerships Additional committers Conference Community Deployments

21. Mission statement The Opencast community also supportscommunity-drivenprojects to solvecommonissues in management of academicaudiovisualcontent. These projects will include open sourcesoftwaredevelopment, such as Matterhorn, andresearchfocusedprojects. The Opencast Community will supporttheseprojectsthroughfeedbackandparticipation in project-relatedactivities.

22. Embedded development Metadata Other projects & communities (Steeple Projects, TF-Media, DIVERSE etc. Licensing Opencast Matterhorn Pedagocical implications Opencast projects & cooperations Resource exchange Opencast Community Gear Shop Technical discussion

23. Opencast Community Organizations 200+ US organizations

24. Opencast Community Organizations Germany UK Canada Spain Switzerland

25. Opencast Community Organizations

26. Matterhorn Project Partners

27. Matterhorn Project Partners • UC Berkeley • University of Nebraska-Lincoln • Northwestern University • Indiana University • University of Saskatchewan • University of Toronto • ETH Zürich • University of Osnabrück • Cambridge University • University of Vigo • University of Catalonia • University of Copenhagen • Jozef Stefan Institute

28. Early adopters in N.A. • U of Saskatchewan • Focus on capture & processing end, deployed in several classrooms • U of Nebraska-Lincoln • Full deployment in several classrooms • Boise State • State-funded pilot, to evaluate alongside current commercial system • Texas A&M – Commerce • Pilot full deployment, no current system, hoping to integrate webcam capture • Rice University • Piloting as a media library, hoping to replace current commercial system in 1 year

29. Opencast Conference Transition to Open Source Project More committers Matterhorn 2.0 Fullcustomization iTunes U / YouTube Gear Shop: Speech-to-text Engage UI 2.0 LMS integration Gearshop: Customizedworkflows Matterhorn 1.1 Usecases Authentication & Authorization First adopters Trimmingmedia Gearshop: OpenTrack Deploymentscenarios Outreach Matterhorn 1.0 First deployments

30. Planet Opencast Opencast Community http://www.opencastproject.org/ Opencast Matterhorn http://wiki.opencastproject.org/ Lists community@opencastproject.org matterhorn-users@opencastproject.org matterhorn@opencastproject.org IRC #opencast (irc.freenode.net)

31. More Matterhorn? • Meet us at Educause: Wednesday, October 13th 11:30 AM - 12:20 PM Meeting Room 304D Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, CA