Matterhorn. Capture & Administration Matterhorn provides specs for building your own capture agent to automatically record audio, video and VGA signal, and a sophisticated set of administration tools to manage recordings. Media Processing Matterhorn's configurable media processing workflow system provides a scalable set of services for dispatching processing jobs across multiple worker nodes. Services include video encoding, metadata generation, scene detection, preview image generation, trimming and captioning and text analysis. Distribution Matterhorn can publish recordings for both progressive download and streaming server, including a local search index.
Engage The engage player can be used as a standalone application, or embedded inside of other applications such as blogs, wikis or content management systems. How To Use Google Docs As A Slick Survey Tool. Add this one to the list of “cool Google features I really should have already known about.” Google Docs, in addition to being a stellar way to write, store and manage your documents and slideshows, is also a fantastically useful way to collect survey data. Basically, you send out a form, people fill it in, and Google reports the documents back to you in an incredibly simple and easy-to-understand fashion.
To get started, sign in at Google Docs. If you have a Gmail account, you have a Google Docs account. If you don’t, come out from that rock you live under, boot up the computer, and get yourself a Gmail account. Once you’re logged in, click “New,” and then “Form.” Give your form a title and an explanation. Type the first question into the “Question title” field. Fill in all the available answers, choose whether or not to make it a required question (i.e. do they have to answer this one before sending in the survey?) Once you’ve finished creating your form, it’s time to get responses. Infographics & Data Visualizations.