taking the "repose" out of repository
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Discover, Organize, and Experience Multimedia with MDID 3TRANSCRIPT
Andreas Knab, Kevin Hegg, & Grover Saunders
Taking The “Repose” Out of RepositoryDiscover, Organize, and Experience Multimedia with MDID 3
A Little History
✤ Developed in response to new General Education program
✤ Started using MDID at JMU in 1998
✤ First public release 2001
✤ Work on MDID2 started in 2003
✤ MDID2 released under open source license in 2004
✤ Began work on MDID 3 in late 2008 in response to demand for other media types
What is MDID Now?
✤ MDID 3 is a digital media management system with sophisticated tools for discovering, aggregating, and presenting digital media in a wide variety of learning spaces.
✤ MDID 3 serves as a powerful platform for building innovative, web-based multimedia applications.
✤ MDID 3 at JMU currently holds close to 50,000 images, almost 14,000 videos and hundreds of audio files
✤ 346 people from about 200 institutions subscribe to the MDID user support list
Digital Media Hub
BlackboardWordPress Websites
Furious Flower SNP JMUtube
User Upload
CRASS
Relay
Other MDID
Flickr
NASA NIX
OVC
ePortfolios
MDID
MDID
Digital Hub
✤ Store Once, Deliver Everywhere
✤ Flexible cataloging: from “Just In Time” to carefully curated
✤ Modular storage, discovery and delivery mechanisms
✤ Content management tools
Infrastructure
✤ SAN
✤ Streaming Media Server
✤ Relay Server
✤ MDID Server(s)
✤ CRASS Recorders
MDID Architecture
MDID Collections
✤ JMU Collections
✤ Art and Art History (40,352)
✤ Faculty Images (4,804)
✤ Historic Photographs (1,740)
✤ JMU Photography (2,128)
✤ JMUtube (11,441)
✤ Madison Art (1,035)
✤ Online Video Collection (2,673)
✤ Shared Collections
✤ Art Images for College Teaching (2,918)
✤ Battles and Leaders of the Civil War (106)
✤ English Architecture (648)
✤ Historic Illustrations of Art & Architecture (297)
✤ Historic Posters (162)
✤ Tenniel Civil War Cartoons (55)
Who Uses MDID at JMU
✤ Academic Departments:
✤ Art and Art History✤ Biology
✤ Business
✤ Chemistry
✤ Communication Sciences and Disorders
✤ Communication Studies✤ Geography
✤ History
✤ Music
✤ Psychology
✤ And others
✤ Libraries and Educational Technologies:
✤ Media Resources✤ Special Collections
✤ Center for Instructional Technology
✤ Institute for Visual Studies
✤ Photography Services
✤ Madison Art Collection✤ Furious Flower Poetry Center
✤ Thomas Jefferson Foundation
✤ Mine Action Information Center
✤ Individual Upload
✤ Batch Upload
✤ CRASS
✤ Relay
✤ flickr
✤ NASA NIX
✤ Remote MDID
Adding Content
✤ MDID’s discovery tools
✤ Library catalog (LEO)
✤ EBSCO Discovery Interface (coming soon)
✤ Google for publicly accessible content
✤ Custom interfaces (for example, The Shenandoah National Park Oral History Collection)
Discovering Content
MDID Discovery Interface
Library Catalog Discovery Interface
Library Catalog Discovery Interface
Library Catalog Discovery Interface
Delivering Content
MDID
BlackboardWordPress Websites
User Upload
CRASS
Relay
ARTstor
Flickr
NASA NIX
ePortfolios
Furious Flower SNP JMUtubeOVC MDID
Delivering Content
MDID
Furious Flower SNP JMUtube
User Upload
CRASS
Relay
ARTstor
Flickr
NASA NIX
OVC MDID
BlackboardWordPress WebsitesePortfolios
WordPress
Blackboard
Using Embed Code
Using Embed Code
MediaViewer
MediaViewer
MediaViewer
Podcasting
Controlling Access to Content
✤ Access controls work with embedded content
Controlling Access to Content
A Day in the Life
MDID
StudentsJMUtube
CRASS
WordPress Blog
ColleaguesSCOM
Collection
Why MDID?
✤ Customized to meet our needs
✤ Easy to add new functionality
✤ Easy to integrate with user directories and course enrollment feeds
✤ Continue to demonstrate our commitment to the open source movement while leveraging other open source technologies
✤ Widespread adoption of MDID across and beyond JMU
Q&A
✤ MDID Team:
✤ Andreas Knab
✤ Kevin Hegg
✤ Tina Updike
✤ Grover Saunders
✤ Sarah Cheverton
✤ Further Information
✤ http://mdid.org/
✤ http://support.mdid.org/