(still slowly catching up on all the mail) Just to add: I believe there's no reason not to accept video/audio etc. Similar to the two of you I also have no idea how to organize it to be honest.
Vimeo has an API so we could at least host an up-to-date list on our Website somehow or even populate metadata in a git repository automatically. I'd say it doesn't hurt to ask Vimeo. In a similar vein I've reached out to Grammarly to see if they'd be interested in donating licenses but didn't get a single response. On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 1:37 PM Justin Mclean <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > > Just to be sure I understand your intention, this is actual content, that > > you'd like to donate to training > > Yes it is. > > > That being said, I think that it would be a good idea to consider the > possibility of other > > content types like webinars, podcasts, or labs for that matter, which > have > > already been touched upon. > > Which is exactly why I brought this one, I’m expecting that others will > want to do the same over time. > > > So what I could imagine is having a metadata file about this content in > the > > repo, which states where the actual files are, what they contain, maybe > how > > to recreate the final product etc. and then have the binaries on shared > > storage somewhere, Dropbox, disk. > > I think that a good direction but links tend to rot over time and content > go missing, I’m not sure what to do about that. > > Thanks, > Justin
