The OpenText MediaBin - Administration training course is intended for content administrators, librarians, task developers, and system administrators. This course provides the skills and knowledge needed to organize and secure assets, administer metadata and association categories, create and administer tasks, create and administer actions, configure search parameters, administer collection and saved search security, manage users, manage tracking, and perform other administrative functions. In addition you will learn the skills and knowledge associated with the end user role. This include the skills and knowledge needed to view HP MediaBin assets, view asset details, set information about assets, annotate assets, create associations, search for assets, work with collections, upload, review, and e-mail assets.
By attending OpenText MediaBin - Administration workshop, delegates will learn to:
- View assets in folders, collections, or saved searches in list and gallery views.
- View and add collections and saved searches on the favorites tab.
- Filter a collection or saved search.
- Set the asset thumbnail size.
- Sort or reorder assets.
- View and use the concept cloud
- Use the lightbox to keep favorite assets easily accessible.
- View asset details including a preview of the asset and metadata.
- View each layer (or page or keyframe) of multi-page assets such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat documents or multi-layer Photoshop images.
- Play the preview of a video or audio asset.
- View and zoom into the keyframe of a video asset.
- View, search, and use the speech-to-text transcript, text recognition within a video asset, speaker face recognition, and annotation properties of a video or audio asset.
- Preview, download, and email portions of a video or audio asset.
- Create new assets from existing assets.
- Add or modify metadata values for an asset.
- Checkout an asset to prevent others from changing or downloading.
- Create and view associations for an asset.
- Filter search results by metadata.
- Use the simple search, wild cards, Boolean operators, proximity operators, and grouping to define search criteria.
- Use a predefined template search.
- Create a collection from search results.
- Create an empty collection.
- Create a collection from selected assets.
- Identify the administrative clients.
- Access and view assets in the Windows client.
- Explain strategies for organizing folders.
- Create folders and move assets into folders.
- Set folder permissions to restrict access to assets
- Explain the difference between copying and referencing assets
- List the types of permissions that affect access and modification of assets.
- Release a checkout lock.
- Explain the role of metadata in MediaBin.
- Create, edit, and delete metadata field definitions and permissions.
- Create, edit, and delete metadata group definitions and permissions.
- Create, edit, and delete metadata association definitions and permissions.
- Explain the difference between insertion tasks and retrieval tasks.
- Create, edit, use, and delete tasks.
- List the different types of asset processing primitives.
- Set task permissions.
- Specify runtime parameters.
- View the definitions of actions for uploading, downloading, reviewing, e-mailing, and saving a clip.
- Change the display order of actions.
- Create an action.
- Set the properties for actions.
- Identify the basic concepts of IDOL.
- Modify the default collection and saved search filters.
- Configure search fields.
- Modify a collection's contents, name, or sort order.
- Check the status of an action in the Activity Manager.
- Upload an asset.
- Assign assets for review or perform a review.
- Save a clip from a video asset.
- Download assets.
- Email a link to the MediaBin detail page for one or more assets.
- Email a download link for one or more assets.
- Email one or more assets as an attachment.
- Configure fields to use for the concept cloud, related assets, and IDOL summary metadata.
- Set security for collections and saved searches.
- Define additional security options for collections, saved searches, and actions.
- Track use of assets and tasks.
- Use the Enterprise Manager to view configuration settings.
- Assign MediaBin roles.
- Monitor current and past jobs (activities) and identify any that have failed.
- Discard deleted
This OpenText MediaBin - Administration class is intended for Administrators
