Posts made by seeker

@fbartels ah yes, that is unfortunate

@murgero I started there and it does not seem to be an issue others are having. So I am thinking it is cloudron, my system or what @jdaviescoates said- it not being mature enough yet.

If a bunch of people had tried it from here and it worked that would have changed my trajectory.

Looks interesting

Kinda reminds me of
https://web.hypothes.is/
https://github.com/hypothesis

There was another project that was new... I believe it was called promesia, but the site it was on is down. Here is the next best thing
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=beepb00p.xyz

there is something similar to archivebox https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox that allows commenting and annotating.
https://github.com/rhizome-conifer/conifer

I installed an next cloud addon Carnet, which allows one to take notes much like google keep. When I try to make a voice note from a browser, I can authorize the browser's use of the mic, and I get a dialogue box that shows the audio is being received, but I cannot stop the recording. I am not sure if this is a cloudron issue or a next cloud issue or an issue with my personal system. I have tried several browsers.

After initializing the mic to record a memo, the browser asks for permission to use the hardware (the mic) . Then a dialogue pops up with a wave capture graphic. When I speak it changes as if it is registering my voice, but when I press the pause button or the stop button the time counter continues counting off the seconds and the waveform continues to change as it detects different levels of noise.

I am curious if anyone else uses this addon as a part of their nextcloud?

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@jdaviescoates I agree

@girish said in Record submit and save to cloudron/nextcloud (or elswhere):

@seeker Is this any arbitrary website or a website that you made? It seems there is a cURL API to upload - https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/user_manual/files/access_webdav.html#accessing-files-using-curl

This would be on a website I have access to/made. I Imagin it could also be a shared nextcloud folder with some sort of app providing the interface.

While this is a different use case, it does provide an example of what I am looking to do within nextcloud. I am also open to other possibilities using cloudron. This is using the canvaslms
https://tuftsedtech.screenstepslive.com/s/18992/m/73355/l/976285-student-how-do-i-submit-an-audio-video-assignment

@NCKNE Thank you so much!

@murgero no problem. thanks again

I am interested in a person being able to visit a webpage, and record a video or an audio message using their pc/smartphone's mic and camera and then after completing recording- save the recording to a nextcloud folder.

I discovered this thread.
https://help.nextcloud.com/t/javascript-upload/79353/2

It has some leads. Anyone have any idea how this might be achievable with cloudron? I am trying to avoid the person needing to record, save to their device and then upload if at all possible.

I wanted to follow up. I am thinking about seeing what I might be able to set up this weekend, using my cloudron setup. Much has changed with cloudron wigh @girish and @nebulon (and others) hard work updating Cloudron and getting TURN implemented. (Another thank you)
Much has also changed in the world with covid19.
I am curious what people are running- easily...????????

I am still looking for:
Single login (or as few as possible)
File sharing (similar to next cloud)
1 on 1 video chat ( single click would be nice to launch)
Group chat ( similar to google hangouts or zoom)
Screen sharing , white boards, ether pad integrated in video call
Sharing prerecorded video
Ability to create & join conference from smartphone
Recording web conference ( can use OBS)
Remote Desktop like teamviewer. Had not thought about this, but this would be amazing.

This is a pretty long list. What would be awesome is getting something off the ground like Zoom. @gish gave an excellent explanation of the hurdles creating a multi user video conference. So am I to assume that at this point selfhosting something like zoom is not really possible?

What have people had a chance to experiment with?

How many have people been able to create a group video chat with utilizing cloudron?

@murgero I missed this before. Thank you. OER is a commonly used acronym right?

This looks interesting
https://github.com/Esri/storymap-tour

@yusf Yeah I saw that. I want to look at it. I posted it here as I am posting community sites here. I should really check out the moodle.

This looks pretty interesting.

Another community learning platform. While it ahs "Open" in its name I have not found out if it is open source. I suspect not.

Open Educational Resources (OER) Support Equity and Flexibility here is the link
https://www.oercommons.org/about

Open Education Practice

Clip- of the description: The move to open education practice (OEP) is more than a shift in content, it is an immersive experience in collaborative teaching and learning. OEP leverages open education resources (OER) to expand the role of educators, allowing teachers to become curators, curriculum designers, and content creators. In sharing teaching tools and strategies, educators network their strengths and improve the quality of education for their students. 

With an open practice, educators are able to adjust their content, pedagogies, and approach based on their learners, without the limitations of “all rights reserved”.

Nice find.
Been a while since I checked in with moodle. Did not know what moodlenet was. Found this walk through helpful
Youtube Video

Also very curious about Moodlework (also new)

https://github.com/braidchat/braid
video explanation on their website

I found this interesting. Reminds me of anytype, shared in another thread.

In short it seems to allow one to save data to your personal machine, while using web applications.

Here is a video about the project ( though somewhat old) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGNJRyb5iJs

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