Harvard List: Video Annotations. A recent study by Cisco predicts that by the middle of this decade two thirds of all internet traffic will be taken up by video.
The number of video clips and hours of video footage consumed and produced has been steadily growing with the advent of self-broadcasting on-line services like YouTube. Video is becoming ubiquitous in the curricula of most academic disciplines ( Bossewitch and Preston, 2011). Unfortunately, the ability to add media-rich notes or comments to specific segments of a video–-as you might do in a text editing application–-is limited in most commonly available online video players. ANVIL: The Video Annotation Research Tool. The DM Project. The DM project is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a Digital Humanities Implementation Grant for 2013-14 by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
This grant will fund our current developmental goals (listed below), help continue our work with our partner projects, and launch the Virtual Mappa project with the British Library. Overview. Kaltura: Open Source Video Developer Community.