Goodbye Capture Space, Hello Kaltura Capture. CaptureSpace will no longer be supported after June 1st.

All CaptureSpace users: This coming June, we will no longer support CaptureSpace. Kaltura Personal Capture will fully replace CaptureSpace as Kaltura's rich media personal creation tool. Kaltura Personal Capture is already available in Kaltura MediaSpace. Click on the links to view the many resources available to help you transition today: Product Walkthrough, Training Videos, Get Started User Guide, https://knowledge.kaltura.com/kaltura-personal-capture

Georgia Tech Online Master of Science in Cybersecurity Feature

After nearly two decades in the cybersecurity field, Raheem Beyah is looking forward to his new role as executive director of the Online Master of Science in Cybersecurity, Georgia Tech’s newest at-scale degree. Designed to develop agile and qualified cybersecurity leaders from anywhere in the world, the interdisciplinary degree will have a significant impact on the shortage of cybersecurity professionals over the next few years.

STEM Teacher Leadership Program at Georgia Tech sponsored by Honeywell

GTComputing Alum Alex Powell Discusses the Academy-Award Winning Premo Software From DreamWorks

Alex Powell, MS CS 05, is the recipient of an Academy Award for Scientific and Technical Achievement for his contribution to the design and engineering of the Premo character animation system at DreamWorks Animation. Premo’s speed and simplicity enable animators to pose full-resolution characters in representative shot context, significantly increasing their creativity and productivity. The system has completely transformed the studio's production pipeline, allowing artists to work…

Georgia Tech Professional Education: Advance Your Career

Watch and listen as real students share their experiences with Georgia Tech Professional Education’s courses and degrees.

DILAC Project: Historical Data Visualization by Lauren Klein

Through the Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center, LMC Prof. Lauren Klein and students are working on a project to digitally recreate and reinterpret a data visualization created by Elizabeth Peabody. The visualization uses a grid system to depict a timeline. Klein and students have created a website where users can create their own visualizations using Peabody's method as well as a physical rug that lights up.