Options for a music collection

• Marshall University: http://mds.marshall.edu/music_rec/

Download mp3 clip or archived zip file

• Vassar College: The primary file is a PDF of the score, and the supplemental file is a .mp3 of a performance. They used the first page of the PDF for the image, however you would be able to upload a separate image for this if you’d like.

Download mp3 file (supplemental) with program as main file download

http://digitalwindow.vassar.edu/musi_senior/36/

• Otterbein University: This music collection is featured among other faculty works, and includes the .mp3 for all the songs. http://digitalcommons.otterbein.edu/fac_bk/2/

Option to download or stream the mp3, full text download is the liner notes

• Bridgewater State University: This example has the .mp3 recording as the full-text, with the recital program PDF as the supplemental file. http://vc.bridgew.edu/fac_concerts/15/

Option to download or stream the mp3, full text download is the recital program

Captioning videos

Digital Commons is starting a pilot project where they would host streaming videos - allowing us to bypass Kaltura. One concern I would have with this idea is the ability of their platform to integrate/support captioning on the videos. Here is how it is currently done, per Bob:

AST/CaptionSync is integrated into Kaltura and everything happens within Kaltura.  Basically you kick off the process in Kaltura by tagging a video as Captioning Requested which alerts AST that there is a video in their queue.  Once they start captioning, they change the tag to In Process and when completed, to Complete.  They upload the caption file into Kaltura before tagging the video Complete and when that happens, the video w/captions is good to go.