Category Archives: Featured

Lunch & Learn: David Hopkins on Kaltura at Princeton

David Hop­kins, who man­ages the Broad­cast Cen­ter at Prince­ton, needed a uni­fied, cen­tral­ized solu­tion for users to upload, store, backup, edit, and share video. Kaltura is an open source video stream­ing ser­vice that has done those things since its launch … Con­tinue read­ing

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The productive Scholar: John LeMasney on Google Docs for Collaboration

In this hands-on ses­sion, John LeMas­ney demon­strated how you can use doc­u­ments, pre­sen­ta­tions, and spread­sheets via Google Docs (Google Drive) to col­lab­o­rate in real-time and share your up-to-date doc­u­ments on the Inter­net. Watch the video below to see the screen­cast … Con­tinue read­ing

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Lunch & Learn: Nancy Pressman-Levy and Jeremy Darrington on Searchit@PUL

In this ses­sion, Nancy Pressman-Levy and Jeremy Dar­ring­ton talked about the fea­tures of Prince­ton Library’s tool for dis­cov­er­ing and access­ing schol­arly resources pro­vided by the library, avail­able at http://searchit.princeton.edu. Searchit@PUL Dar­ring­ton dis­cussed Books+, which helps patrons to find books,  jour­nals, … Con­tinue read­ing

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The Productive Scholar: John LeMasney on using Wimba

This week’s Pro­duc­tive Scholar was all about dig­i­tal audio dis­cus­sions. In this ses­sion, John LeMas­ney, Prince­ton University’s Man­ager of Edu­ca­tional Tech­nol­ogy Train­ing and Out­reach, talked about the audio por­tions of Black­board Col­lab­o­rate, for­merly Wimba Voice, which fac­ulty can use to … Con­tinue read­ing

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The Productive Scholar: John LeMasney on Lecture Capture

In this sem­i­nar, John LeMas­ney talks about Lec­ture cap­ture solu­tions. This is a use­ful tech­nique if you are speak­ing to peo­ple in a class­room, meet­ing or other event, and want to either cap­ture or broad­cast your face, voice, or screen … Con­tinue read­ing

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