The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Chooses Cadmore Media for Enhanced Video and Content Integration in Academic Journals
Highlights
- The American Veterinary Medical Association is excited to partner with Cadmore Media to enhance multimedia integration in its academic journals, advancing its commitment to best serve the veterinary community.
- The AVMA Journals team faced initial challenges embedding video, meaning users had to download video files, which led to a cumbersome and less engaging user experience.
- The editorial team transitioned to a new publishing platform, which required a solution for embedding videos into articles.
- A new manuscript category focused on video tutorials was launched, increasing the demand for a smooth video integration solution.
- Cadmore Media’s solution enabled direct video embedding, eliminating the need for downloads and enhancing the user experience.
- Integrating videos into articles gave the website a more professional appearance leading to an increase in submissions.
At Issue
As AVMA has continued to innovate in its publications, the editorial team recognized the growing importance of seamlessly integrating multimedia content, such as videos, directly within its journal articles. Previously, users had to download video files, which disrupted the reading experience and limited user engagement. The challenge was further amplified with the introduction of a new manuscript category focused on video tutorials, which led to an influx of large video file submissions.
To meet these demands and enhance the user experience, the AVMA Journals team sought a partnership that would allow them to go beyond simple video embedding and support a broader range of multimedia enhancements.
Why Cadmore
After careful consideration, the journals’ strategy team expertise in multimedia content integration. Recommended by a PubFactory representative, Cadmore Media stood out for its seamless integration with the AVMA Journals’ existing systems and its potential to support future initiatives, including galleries, podcast hosting, and YouTube integration.
Results
The integration of Cadmore Media’s products has significantly enhanced The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association® (JAVMA) and the American Journal of Veterinary Research® (AJVR)’s ability to present video content, offering a seamless and professional experience for their readers.
Cadmore Media enabled the AVMA Journals to embed videos directly into articles by implementing their Media Embed solution, allowing users to view videos directly in website articles, as well as offering an array of interactive player features.
The partnership with Cadmore Media has greatly enhanced the user experience and driven a notable increase in submissions. The new manuscript category and improved multimedia capabilities have attracted more authors, highlighting a major step forward in the program's expansion.
The team is also working with Cadmore Media and their manuscript submission platform, ScholarOne, to streamline the submission and review process for large video files.
“Cadmore has allowed us to seamlessly integrate the product on our website. We are working with Cadmore to make the submission process for these large video files easier for our authors too. So, the initial problem of just having the videos readily available on our website without having our readers needing to download them—instead, they can just open the page and automatically can start playing them—has been a game changer in my mind. It makes us look more professional and it's a lot easier for our readers to actually look at the videos and not have to download them.”
- Sarah E. Wright, DVM - Associate Editor, Publications Division, American Veterinary Medical Association
Inspiration
The AVMA Journals’ leadership is committed to leveraging its partnership with Cadmore Media to enhance the dissemination of veterinary medicine knowledge across the community. By integrating Cadmore Media’s solutions, the production team aims to improve accessibility and engagement with educational content, ensuring that vital information is easily accessible to veterinarians, students, and other stakeholders in the field.
Sarah E. Wright, DVM - Associate Editor, Publications Division, American Veterinary Medical Association, expressed her satisfaction with Cadmore Media’s services: “We would recommend Cadmore Media for ease and viewability of videos on our website. I was at both CSE and SSP this year, and I spoke very highly of Cadmore, and many people were very happy to hear that we were working with Cadmore as well for a video platform. So, it was nice to have that reassurance too.”
This partnership not only strengthens the AVMA Journals' ability to share critical knowledge but also solidifies its role as a leader in the veterinary community by utilizing cutting-edge technology for video content.
About The American Veterinary Medical Association
The AVMA is the nation’s leading advocate for the veterinary profession. Representing more than 91,000 members, they protect, promote and advance the needs of all veterinarians and those they serve.
For more information, please contact: Sarah E. Wright, DVM - Associate Editor, Publications Division, American Veterinary Medical Association: swright@avma.org
About Cadmore Media
Cadmore Media are an independent technology provider who hosts academic and professional media content and streaming platforms for publishers, societies, and film distributors. Committed to excellence, they lead in user experience, accessibility, discoverability, workflow, and monetization practices, positioning themselves as trusted partners for clients.
For more information, please contact: Violaine Iglesias, CEO and Co-Founder - Cadmore Media: info@cadmore.media