Publication of Videos
When publishing your videos, you should consider which audience you want to reach with your video, whether it should be publicly accessible and whether access should be restricted. The following list is not exhaustive but intended to show the degree of publicity of your publication.
ILIAS
ILIAS is the central learning platform of the University of Bern and offers, among other things, the opportunity to publish videos in password-protected areas (e.g., at the course level) with the object "Video (Opencast Series)". These can be offered as "streaming only" or as downloadable versions. The data is hosted on servers at the University of Bern.
University of Bern's video portal (Tobira)
The University of Bern's video portal (Tobira) allows individual (access via link) or institutional (e.g. only members of the University of Berne) access restrictions. Videos can also be published publicly and embedded on University of Bern websites. The platform is ad-free, and all data is stored on University of Bern servers.
YouTube
YouTube is the best-known public video portal and therefore reaches the largest international audience. The videos can be easily embedded in other websites. The upload limit is set to 256 GB per video. The use of YouTube is free of charge, but the displayed advertising can only be influenced to a certain extent. The University of Bern operates its own channel on Youtube.