Use Case - Delivering Annual Meetings-Tips and Tricks 1

Video Transcription

So, in the example we have given, the content that's delivered to the user is just one video. So you have a video of a presentation 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.  So suppose you also have the handouts and the PowerPoint or the audio clip that goes with it. If you upload them as a learning asset, then the system does not treat them as sort of  a secondary content. So they will list alongside of other videos. So what you should do is, if you have those additional content, you want an effect similar  to this, where the audio, videos, and PowerPoint is a supporting document to the video, because  you want the video to be the main thing that people see or search, and the audio, PDF, or any PowerPoint, you want it to be sort of a supporting document.  If that's what you want to do, it's fairly easy. Let's go to the content. So let's go to one of the content.  And when you're inside the content, what you want to do is, you want to click on edit. You don't click on, you click on add supporting document.  So notice, this whole thing is the video, but you can click on add supporting document to then add, for example, a PDF, so that this PDF will show up as a small icon next to the  video, so that the user experience will look like this. Will look like this, where if it's MP3, it's going to be a headphone icon. If it's PDF, it's going to be a PDF icon.  If it's something else, it's going to be a download icon. The idea is the user will still gravitate towards the video itself, but if they want to other format, they can.  So this is sort of one thing that people typically ask about how to distribute their annual meeting content online.

Video Summary

In this video, the speaker explains how to effectively distribute online content, specifically in the context of educational or informational videos. The speaker suggests that if additional accompanying material, such as handouts, PowerPoint slides, or audio clips, are available, they should be uploaded as supporting documents to the main video. This ensures that the video remains the primary focus for users, while the supporting documents are easily accessible as secondary resources. The speaker provides instructions on how to add supporting documents to the video, and emphasizes the importance of making the user experience seamless and intuitive. The video concludes by highlighting the relevance of this distribution method for sharing annual meeting content online. No credits are mentioned.

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Creation Year 2019

Keywords

online content distribution

educational videos

informational videos

supporting documents

seamless user experience