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Media Collaboration in Video on Demand

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About Media Collaboration

In Cornell Video on Demand, media owners may share control and responsibility of their media several different ways. They can:

  • pass ownership of media to another user
  • add collaborators and give them rights to be co-editors, co-publishers, and co-viewers of media

Change Media Owner

  1. Log in to Video on Demand.
  2. Click My Media.
  3. Click the thumbnail image or the name of the media.
  4. Click My Actions, then click Edit.
  5. Click Collaboration.

    Video on Demand Change Media Owner button
  6. Click Change media owner.
  7. Type the name or NetID of the person who you would like to add as a collaborator on the media.
  8. Click the user's name in the search results.
  9. Click Save.
After you have changed the ownership of media to another user, it will no longer appear in your My Media list and you will no longer have rights to edit it.

Add Media Collaborators

  1. Log in to Video on Demand.
  2. Click My Media.
  3. Click the thumbnail image or the name of the media.
  4. Click My Actions, then click Edit.
  5. Click Collaboration.

    Video on Demand Add Collaborator button
  6. Click Add Collaborator.
  7. Type the name or NetID of the person who you would like to add as a collaborator on the media.
  8. Click the user's name in the search results.
  9. Check one or more of the checkboxes to grant permissions:
    • Co-Editors can:
      • edit a video's details and metadata
      • trim or replace media
      • edit captions, chapters, slides
      • see analytics
      • not delete the media item or add new co-editors and co-publishers
    • Co-Publishers can:
      • publish media to Categories or Channels to which they have rights
    • Co-Viewers can: 
      • view media
      • not edit the media
      • not view unlisted entries (unless they are also co-publishers or co-editors of that entry)
Co-editors, co-publishers, or co-viewers can also be added to media when it is uploaded Video on Demand. 

Filter the My Media List by Ownership Rights

On the My Media page, Video on Demand media owners can filter the list of media to show only the media they have rights to edit, to publish, or to view. 

To filter the list of media:

  1. Log in to Video on Demand.
  2. Click My Media.
  3. Click View Media I Own.
  4. From the pop-up menu, click one of the options:
    • Media I Can Publish
    • Media I Can Edit
    • Media I Can View
  5. To reset the list to show all owned media, click the View Media I Own menu, then click Media I Own.

Filter the List of Collaborators Displayed on the Collaboration tab

  1. Log in to Video on Demand.
  2. Click My Media.
  3. Click the thumbnail image or the name of the media.
  4. Click My Actions, then click Edit.
  5. Click Collaboration.
  6. Under Media Collaborators, other users who have rights to publish, edit, or view your media will be listed.
  7. Click View All Permissions.

    Video on Demand - Filter Media Collaborators
  8. In the pop-up menu, click one of the options to filter the list to show users who are:
    • Co-Editor
    • Co-Publisher
    • Co-Viewer
  9. To reset the list to show all users who have any permissions regarding your media, click View All Permissions, then click All Permissions.

Remove or Change Media Collaborator Permissions

To remove a collaborator:

  1. Log in to Video on Demand.
  2. Click My Media.
  3. Click the Edit (pencil icon) at the right of the video listing.
  4. Click Collaboration.
  5. Locate the user whose collaboration permissions you would like to remove or change.
    • To remove all collaboration permissions, click the Delete icon (small x).
    • To change the user's collaboration permissions, click the Edit icon (small pencil). Check or un-check the boxes next to each collaborator role to assign or remove Co-Editor, Co-Publisher, or Co-Viewer permissions.
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