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Editor's Notes
Launched in 2003 Now used by 379 licensed institutions several hundred hours of film, in collections that include: Imperial War Museum Films of Scotland Wellcome Film Royal Mail Film Classics Biochemical Society Healthcare Productions St George’s Medical School Collection Education & Television Films Ltd Digital Himalaya Performance Shakespeare
Launched in 2008 Now used by 344 universities & colleges 60,000 news stories as 3,000 hours of video footage in collections that include: Gaumont Newsreels, News at Ten, ITN News Reports, Channel 4 News, Reuters archives, Roving Report + 25,000 ITN programme scripts + unreleased footage Luther King Interview, 21/09/1964 News from ITN worked with BUFVC who led project to create metadata and oversee digitisation and rights clearance
Go-Ahead in 2007 to build and test demonstrator, working with wide variety of content and service providers, and with: Spoken Word Project at Glasgow Caledonian U e-Services Integration Group at U of Hull St Helen's College, Merseyside Different folk regard A-V as part of: observational record creative arts process (scientific) visualisation
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£2.75m funding 56,000 still images 500 hours of moving images 25 year licence 15 month project over 500 hours of film and 56,000 images capturing local, UK and world history during the last 25 years. Films include footage from Gorbachev’s accession to power in the Soviet Union in 1985 to the financial crisis of 2009, powerful raw footage of the 9/11 attacks as well as coverage of key issues such as deforestation and global warming. Photographs from a wide variety of providers range from nineteenth-century life in the Scottish Highlands to contemporary youth culture. (Paid-for content)
£2.75m funding 56,000 still images 500 hours of moving images 25 year licence 15 month project over 500 hours of film and 56,000 images capturing local, UK and world history during the last 25 years. Films include footage from Gorbachev’s accession to power in the Soviet Union in 1985 to the financial crisis of 2009, powerful raw footage of the 9/11 attacks as well as coverage of key issues such as deforestation and global warming. Photographs from a wide variety of providers range from nineteenth-century life in the Scottish Highlands to contemporary youth culture. (Paid-for content)
provide a single location from which to discover and explore the collections provide an easy to use interface that meets user expectations provide a good user experience in terms of content, usability and functionality develop coherent and compelling search and browse functionality support the use of multimedia content in teaching, learning and research simplify access to the content and make transparent the terms and conditions of use reduce the ongoing costs by running one single service rather than four build upon the collections by licensing images using an ‘user driven’ model
provide a single location from which to discover and explore the collections provide an easy to use interface that meets user expectations provide a good user experience in terms of content, usability and functionality develop coherent and compelling search and browse functionality support the use of multimedia content in teaching, learning and research simplify access to the content and make transparent the terms and conditions of use reduce the ongoing costs by running one single service rather than four build upon the collections by licensing images using an ‘user driven’ model
No login – all can search across the metadata – which is open access and free to the web 1. All can search for images & sounds: let’s try ‘cavern liverpool’
Thumbnails are also open access This searches across the collections hosted Inside MediaHub first Can widen the search, to include collections held outside – as well as put filter on for only some types of material
Widening the search results in more hits – with the icon
If we click to play the video, we are asked for login credentials As staff or student at a UK college or university I can login via the UK federation
I could select from the list – but its remembered I recently selected University of Edinburgh
Hoping to go play the video, but happy with canned music … http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1uE-A5LVgA&feature=related