And of course, you can see that this is the pre-recorded session and this is the session waiting video. That's actually, you know, can be managed under the content, under the content tab. So what we can also do here is we can say that this particular content, I don't want it to be on demand. That means if you miss it, you miss it. Okay, and just to illustrate, this particular content is 16 minutes long, which means given the fact that the course started at 2.30, the meeting is going to end at 2.46. To make it a little bit faster, what I'm going to do is I'm going to pretend that the meeting started at 2 o'clock, just so that when the user enters, the meeting has already ended. Okay, so now what we're going to do is I'm going to switch to this browser and I'm going to enter the course one more time. There we go. So notice you see here, it's no longer playable, right? So it's stuck, but it is displaying the first frame of the video that uploaded instead of the default cover image. This is kind of important because now that it has finished playing, we don't mind giving away the fact that there is a first screen of the video. Whereas before, we are using the default cover image because we do not want the user to know that the video has been recorded because if you display the first frame of the video, it might be the actual speaker talking already and you give away the fact that it has been pre-recorded. Even though, you know, people with sharp eyes probably can figure it out. But notice here, it is not playing anymore. And that's just because we already said that this is not reused for on-demand, right? On the right-hand side, this panel is still engageable just because this particular session is set up on the Slido side to have a much longer duration than what Oasis event is set up. And that's managed on Slido side. So what I'm going to show here is I'm going to show what happens if I do say that it is reused for on-demand. When I check the box, I'm going to refresh the screen. Notice that now that I can actually play it. I can actually play the whole thing and it will actually play the entire recording just like it did. So that's kind of important to show how you have full control over whether a video is playable as on-demand or not. And you can change the settings so that you could say that it's not available for replay until I check the box. So you have full control over it, whether you want to set it ahead of time or you want to change it after the live course have ended. You have full control. And notice that the user after the event is over, user have access to the live Q&A under this tab as well. And also after the course actually end, it's going to show up. The video is going to show up here so that they have access to it as well. So as a matter of fact, let's do that. Let's completely end the course. So this is supposed to end at 2.30. At 3 o'clock, I'm going to pretend that it's a 30-minute meeting. So now if the user come back to the course, it says the online meeting has ended, but I can watch it again as a replay. So this is how basically we cover the entire lifecycle of creating the course, let it wait, and adding some live social interaction and how the system behaves at the end of the course. In the next set of tutorial, we're going to lay more things on top of this example by enabling post-test and evaluation and accreditation to show how the user experience flows when you have those elements added on top.

pre-recorded sessions

on-demand content

session simulation

video playback

live Q&A