Audio & Video
Zoom web conferencing can be a useful tool for online courses. Resources are available to help you get started.
Cornell’s Center for Teaching Innovation supports the Cornell teaching community with individualized services, programs, institutes, and campus-wide initiatives. Their...Read more
Certain users of Cornell’s Video on Demand (VoD) service can purchase captioning services for their media. Human captioning is created by a human transcriptionist rather than a computer program.
In addition to this paid human captioning service, no-cost...Read moreThe Webcam Recording feature of Cornell’s Video on Demand service was recently upgraded, and now provides wider browser compatibility and an overall better user experience.Read more
Cornell faculty, staff, students, and affiliates can now host a Zoom meeting of up to 300 attendees, triple the previous number.Read more
Starting Monday, July 22, 2019, users of Cornell’s Video on Demand (VoD) service will have the ability to share their media in other webpages using responsive embed codes.Read more
Kaltura Personal Capture personal video and rich media creation tool is now available for the Cornell Video on Demand Service.Read more
For the Cornell Video on Demand Service, Kaltura's Personal Capture tool is fully replacing its older CaptureSpace application.Read more
Investigation of Zoom audio issues has turned up a range of causes, rather than a single problem within the service.Read more
EDUCAUSE has issued a new working group paper, "The Changing Landscape of Video in Higher Education."Read more
Microsoft Skype for Business is a unified communications tool for Cornell faculty, staff, and students. It provides
instant messaging presence (a combination of your availability and willingness to communicate; helps users approach their colleagues at the right time and through the right...Read more