: Users can upload, publish, and stream videos and other media through the IU Kaltura MediaSpace portal.
: Instructors use it to host recorded lectures that students can access with lower bandwidth requirements compared to live streaming. iu-kaltura
(Kaltura MediaSpace) is Indiana University’s central, cloud-based video management system used to create, store, and share media securely across the university's ecosystem. It is often described as IU's private version of YouTube, providing a commercial-free environment for academic and research content. Key Features and Capabilities : Users can upload, publish, and stream videos
While YouTube is widely used, UITS recommends Kaltura for university business because: It is often described as IU's private version
: It is used for academic events, such as the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) , where participants must upload a Kaltura recording of their research presentation for judging.
: The platform includes a basic built-in editor for trimming beginnings or ends and cutting middle sections of videos.