A Kaltura is a group media project. A kaltura can be a music video, a short film, a video log or a video greeting. The ideas for collaboration are endless; musicians can collaborate with other musicians or with fans. Businesses can collaborate with clients, family members can work together, it all depends on your idea. To begin, register with Kaltura.com. Once you have registered, you can browse through Kaltura projects by tag or group. Group categories include; musicians and bands, filmmakers, friends and family, X sport lovers, travelers, and NGO's and activists. If you find a project that interests you, you can join in and edit the project with the video editor. If you have a blog of personal page you can embed it in your page and encourage viewers to create their own kaltura. If you have an original idea start your own kaltura and others will join in on your project. See what great things can be made with group participation at Kaltura.com.
"Kaltura is a free online site for group video making. For the first time, users are given the ability to CREATE RICH MEDIA TOGETHER. Like the Wiki platform that enables users to collaborate on the creation of texts from any browser, Kaltura enables a group of users to collaborate on the creation of a video – or what we call a Kaltura.
Users who start a Kaltura choose its topic, pick a look for the Kaltura page, and invite friends to contribute video, music and photos to it. Then, they can even edit it together. The collaborative result can be viewed on Kaltura.com, downloaded for later use, and easily embedded on any site, blog or social network as a widget."
Users who start a Kaltura choose its topic, pick a look for the Kaltura page, and invite friends to contribute video, music and photos to it. Then, they can even edit it together. The collaborative result can be viewed on Kaltura.com, downloaded for later use, and easily embedded on any site, blog or social network as a widget."
Kaltura.com is not just a site to collaborate on music or videos, it is a site where people can collaborate on any topic they please, from social issues to family videos. The options seem endless and with collaboration you can get a lot done and create a great project.
Kaltura.com encourages group media projects but what happens when there is a disagreement among the group? Who has the final say of what stays and what goes? There are other sites that allow users to create media projects; will Kaltura.com have any difficulties with competition from these sites?
Visit website:
http://www.kaltura.com
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Web 2.0
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group video making
collaborative media
peer production
user generated content
Posted
21 Months 2 Days ago
by bruna
