Multi-camera recording provides viewers with flexible perspectives. With multi-camera recording, content creators can capture lectures, visual presentations and engaging keynote speaker presentations from room cameras, speaker cameras and document cameras. This enables viewers to get an up-close perspective of a hands-on demonstration, written mathematics proof, or guest speaker.
As the oldest institution of higher education in the Texas Panhandle, Clarendon College’s procurement of the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform provides new capabilities to globally scale video, for the purposes of course delivery, to accommodate this new online learning environment.
The YuJa Enterprise Video Platform provides Clarendon College deep integration into their existing Moodle Learning Management System (LMS), live streaming capabilities for public consumption, recording tools, and a full-scale media management solution to share, stream, and secure video content. Deployment of the platform allows users to safely store and share faculty resources campus-wide.
Read the case studyThe YuJa Enterprise Video Platform provides organizations the ability to capture and display up to six simultaneous sources including audio, video, screens and other external sources at adjustable framerates and resolutions.
Video sources plug-and-play with YuJa, making it easy to add or change the cameras you use.
Imagine providing students with the ability to see a medical procedure from three different angles. Even in a classroom, students cannot look over the instructor’s shoulder with ease, but a camera can.
In physics and engineering, a great way to help your students understand is a physical demonstration. In a large lecture hall, students often can’t see the demonstration, and even in a smaller classroom, may miss key aspects.
Viewers can dynamically resize, maximize and toggle through video feeds, choosing which they find most useful.
Presenters can also access all video sources during recording by using the confidence monitor that shows each video source feed.
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