Video Sharing
Lena ASAI PublicSeen by 367
Currently used applications :
- Youtube,
- Vimeo
What we need :
- Broadcast to a very large Public (x1000 viewers at the same time)
- 4k video
- Infinite storing
- Automatic translation
- Subtitles
- Organization channel
- Sharing tools
Recommandation :
- CRI should only use YouTube and migrate existing videos to it.
- Vimeo is not integrated with our other tools, has no automatic translation feature and its long-term continuity is not assured.
- Unfortunately, the current YouTube channels used at CRI are personal ones, which have technical limitations and are not legally linked to the CRI.
- IT Team will try to migrate these channels (mainly CRI, Savanturiers and Gamelab) to our CRI professional account.
- To avoid this in the future, please do not create additional channels without involving IT or Communication teams.
web documentation
Next CRIBOOT workshop can tackle the challenge of deciding on a united communication application.
Migrate all CRI content to Official CRI Youtube account
proposal by Lena ASAI Closed Sun 2 Apr 2017 11:01AM
Results
| Results | Option | Votes | % of votes cast | % of eligible voters | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agree | 3 | 100 | 20 |  | |
| Abstain | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
| Disagree | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
| Block | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
| Not voted | 12 | 80 |     |
This way we know where to find all lectures, event and information related to CRI on youtube.
We need to organize our videos to communicate better.
Absolutely, I don't see the point of having both Youtube and Vimeo
Vimeo will disappear from the CRI
How to have more quality frugal production?
The CRI website should have a a space dedicated to gather all videos independently of where they're hosted (most people are looking for information on the website and not on YouTube for example).
One YouTube channel for everything the CRI wants to publish.
Several YouTube channels with specific populations/content (mapped somewhere in the CRI website).
Options for having tripods, microphones and other cheap equipment for frugal filming creation with smartphones available for anyone at the CRI.
Looks like there's no clear use of the recording equipment available.
There's a lot of video production at the CRI compared to other education places, but the publishing is not popular.
It's hard to find previous videos of events, workshops, etc.
YouTube vs. Vimeo