Video Management System

[kburkes]

We are interested in what others are using to manage video content -- i.e. a platform to store, stream, record. edit, caption videos.  Looking for a system that can be integrated into Canvas.   We have our eye on Panopto, Echo360, VidGrid, TechSmith Relay.  Faculty currently post videos to YouTube, but it is getting unwieldy.

What is your institution using, and what do/don't you like about it?

If there is a similar question in the Community, please point me there.  Thanks.

[nwilson7]

kburkes‌, this may work better as a discussion than a question but I will jump in that we use Panopto (have for several years with our previous LMS and now Canvas) as well as Canvas Studio (previously called ARC).  We have our 3rd party caption services plugged into Panopto and they have the ability to add a quiz that students must pass in order to move forward.  For Studio, we don't have our captioning services plugged in so it is just the speech recognition that can be done.  I will say Studio is better for integrated discussions as it time codes the comments to the video.

-Nick

[heather_stockfo]

Kate Burkes, Cox College loves Canvas Studio! See my presentation here:  

[lauren_sayer]

We use and love Canvas Studio.  For content we use clickview 

[VDM]

There are some great video content management systems in the market but one solution that fits best with your requirement would be VIDIZMO's Virtual Academy a video solution that helps you create a real-time and self-paced virtual learning and training experience. With and on-demand videos in a centralized platform, train thousands of learners from your workstation, share training material, allow learners to ask questions and conduct quizzes. Virtual Academy offers a user-friendly video library, where you can compile digital learning content and quizzes in a course, assign them to learners, track completion and measure performance.