Replacing University of Osna with Osna Uni per #51

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diff --git a/benefits-trusted.md b/benefits-trusted.md
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 ## Driven by innovators. Sustained by a community
 
-Opencast is closely linked with **UC Berkeley** and **ETH Zurich** as its founding institutions. But many other institutions have joined their effort and broadened the profile of Opencast: The **University of Osnabrück** with its focus on the engage end, providing for the standard video player. The **University of Valencia** offering the Paella Player as an alternative. **Harvard DCE** using that player to support their distance education programme with an emphasis on robustness, reliability, and performance in global distribution. Plus the **University of Manchester**, taking Opencast to another level with 300 plus lecture halls producing hundreds of video assets each day. The Swiss academic network provider SWITCH is offering Opencast-based video management services to its member universities. And there is **community of institutions** and individuals using the system, supporting its further development not only with feedback, but with initiatives to (collectively) build additional features.
+Opencast is closely linked with **UC Berkeley** and **ETH Zurich** as its founding institutions. But many other institutions have joined their effort and broadened the profile of Opencast: **Osnabrück University** with its focus on the engage end, providing for the standard video player. The **University of Valencia** offering the Paella Player as an alternative. **Harvard DCE** using that player to support their distance education programme with an emphasis on robustness, reliability, and performance in global distribution. Plus the **University of Manchester**, taking Opencast to another level with 300 plus lecture halls producing hundreds of video assets each day. The Swiss academic network provider SWITCH is offering Opencast-based video management services to its member universities. And there is **community of institutions** and individuals using the system, supporting its further development not only with feedback, but with initiatives to (collectively) build additional features.
diff --git a/people.md b/people.md
@@ -32,23 +32,23 @@ The following people were committers at one time and have contributed to the pro
 - Edmore Moyo, University of Cape Town
 - Eduardo Alonso, University of Vigo
 - Jaime Gago, Entwine
-- Markus Ketterl, University of Osnabrück
-- Markus Moorman, University of Osnabrück
+- Markus Ketterl, Osnabrück University
+- Markus Moorman, Osnabrück University
 - Michelle Ziegmann, University of California Berkeley
-- Stefan Altevogt, University of Osnabrück
+- Stefan Altevogt, Osnabrück University
 - Kristofor Amundson, University of Saskatchewan
-- Johannes Emden, University of Osnabrück
+- Johannes Emden, Osnabrück University
 - Adam Hochman, University of California Berkeley
 - Jamie Hodge, University of Copenhagen
 - Josh Holtzman, University of California Berkeley
-- Andre Klassen, University of Osnabrück
+- Andre Klassen, Osnabrück University
 - Kenneth Lui
 - Susana Ozores, University of Vigo
 - Bostjan Pajntar, Jozef Stefan Institute
 - Nejc Škofič, Jozef Stefan Institute
 - Micah Sutton, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
 - Aaron Zeckoski, Cambridge University
-- Benjamin Wulff, University of Osnabrück
+- Benjamin Wulff, Osnabrück University
 - Adam McKenzie, Entwine/Extron
 - Tobias Wunden, Entwine/Extron
 - Xavier Butty, Entwine/Extron
@@ -68,4 +68,4 @@ The Opencast Community elects a board that looks after the overall status and di
 - Greg Logan, Opencast Consultant (voted representative of the committers)
 - Stephen Marquard, University of Cape Town
 - Carlos Turró Ribalta, Universitat Politécnica de Valencia
-- Rüdiger Rolf, University of Osnabrück
+- Rüdiger Rolf, Osnabrück University
diff --git a/users.md b/users.md
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Stuart Phillipson, University of Manchester
 
 > Opencast drastically reduces the time it takes to get educational resources online so end users can interact with content in real-time.
 
-Rüdiger Rolf, University of Osnabrück
+Rüdiger Rolf, Osnabrück University
 
 # Opencast adopters
 These are some of the institutions using Opencast. <a href="mailto:[email protected]">Drop us a line</a> if you want to know more about any of these. A <a href="https://map.opencast.org/">map</a> of registered users to our repository is also available
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		## Driven by innovators. Sustained by a community

		Opencast is closely linked with UC Berkeley and ETH Zurich as its founding institutions. But many other institutions have joined their effort and broadened the profile of Opencast: The University of Osnabrück with its focus on the engage end, providing for the standard video player. The University of Valencia offering the Paella Player as an alternative. Harvard DCE using that player to support their distance education programme with an emphasis on robustness, reliability, and performance in global distribution. Plus the University of Manchester, taking Opencast to another level with 300 plus lecture halls producing hundreds of video assets each day. The Swiss academic network provider SWITCH is offering Opencast-based video management services to its member universities. And there is community of institutions and individuals using the system, supporting its further development not only with feedback, but with initiatives to (collectively) build additional features.
		Opencast is closely linked with UC Berkeley and ETH Zurich as its founding institutions. But many other institutions have joined their effort and broadened the profile of Opencast: Osnabrück University with its focus on the engage end, providing for the standard video player. The University of Valencia offering the Paella Player as an alternative. Harvard DCE using that player to support their distance education programme with an emphasis on robustness, reliability, and performance in global distribution. Plus the University of Manchester, taking Opencast to another level with 300 plus lecture halls producing hundreds of video assets each day. The Swiss academic network provider SWITCH is offering Opencast-based video management services to its member universities. And there is community of institutions and individuals using the system, supporting its further development not only with feedback, but with initiatives to (collectively) build additional features.