DragonDrop Features

• Utilize the built-in Camtasia Relay recorder to capture web-cam video and/or audio for ad-hoc podcasting /vodcasting
• Encode content into one to six output formats simultaneously
• Track encoding and publishing progress through a "Tracking" tab
• Add metadata to all content, including title, descriptions, "tags" and comments
• Create playlists as content aggregations and freely add, change, or delete content from playlists at will
• Share playlist content with others, or, hide playlist content
• Secure playlist content via password or by setting temporal viewing windows for access
• Provide access to content via secure URL and via RSS syndication
• Search for content through the use of metadata associated with a playlist or item
• Create surrogate users who can act on your behalf

DragonDrop Tutorials

• Advanced Tricks and Troubleshooting 
• An Introduction 
• Authoring in DragonDrop and Camtasia Relay 
• Best Practices 
• Uploading, Encoding and Tracking Files 
• Using Media and Playlists in DragonDrop 

All documents are available as PDF documents. Visit Adobe's website to download Acrobat Reader.

Contact Us

Please direct questions and comments to rmcp@dcollege.net, or call the Online Learning Team at 215-895-1224.

External Institutions

Cabrini and Medaille users must access DragonDrop via their academic portals, CabriniOne and MedailleOne . Only Drexel users can log-in to DragonDrop via this page or DrexelOne .

Recommeded Browsers

We strongly recommend you upgrade your browser! Complex web applications, like DragonDrop, will perform best in modern browsers. Firefox 3, Internet Explorer 8 or 7, and Safari 4 or 3 all work well with DragonDrop.

The DragonDrop web application will launch in a separate window. You may need to allow pop-ups from this site if you are blocking them. Your browser must have JavaScript enabled, and must accept cookies.

System Recommendations

This interface should only be used with a broadband (DSL/Cable/LAN) connection, and should NOT be accessed using a dial-up (56k or slower) connection. Wi-Fi users should be aware that signal strength and speed may be limited and/or vary by location.

Copyright Information

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FACULTY MEMBER INVOLVED TO SECURE ALL COPYRIGHT RELEASES NECESSARY TO DISTRIBUTE THEIR CONTENT — REGARDLESS OF FORMAT.

Fair Use and the Teach Act does allow for a fair amount of distribution rights, but not for full videos or audio presentations.