Creating interactive videos using Kaltura
Kaltura’s editing tools let instructors create feature-rich videos that include captions, transcripts, in-video navigation, and multiple synced video streams:
Ensuring Quality in video captions
Video captions and transcripts make video more usable and accessible for everyone. They also improve search and in-video navigation. VCC Kaltura automatically adds machine-generated captions on new video entries, and you can easily improve their accuracy using Kaltura's closed captions editor.
Video Navigation and Search (Moodle/Mediaspace)
Use Kaltura's Timeline feature to combine live video or images in dual-screen or picture-in-picture layouts. Add chapter bookmarks to make it easy for viewers to search content or captions for keywords or to skip ahead to a specific topic. Make lectures and workshops easier to view by importing PowerPoint slides right into your video and synchronizing them in the timeline.
HotSpots (Moodle/Mediaspace)
Transform any video into an interactive video by adding Hotspots. Add calls-to-action and links to additional information anywhere in your video. Create buttons, customize their appearance, link them to other pages, and choose the time when they appear in your video.
Video Quiz (Moodle/Mediaspace)
Increase the effectiveness of your video by including questions and responses for richer learning experiences. Kaltura Video Quizzes increase engagement, enable measurement, and provide a new way to improve learning outcomes.
Creating interactive videos using H5P
H5P (Moodle)
Create video-based quizzes, branching lessons, or other activities, using H5P in Moodle. Quiz your Student viewers while they are watching your video.
Get inspired with more examples
Get inspired with use cases and example applications of video in education:
15 Use-cases for video in Education
In this presentation from MoodleMoot 2019, Grant Beevers outlines 15 use cases for effective video use in education:
Of the fifteen educational video use-cases that are covered in this video, here are the ones that are in use and supported at VCC:
Effective Educational Videos
This paper discusses the evidence for the effectiveness of video in educational applications:
Effective Educational Videos (PDF, Cynthia Brame, Vanderbilt University)
Brand's paper describes factors like cognitive load, and the cognitive theory of multimedia learning. She includes methods to improve learner engagement and tactics that can promote active learning.