The National Institute for Trial Advocacy uses Mediasite for flipped instruction, lecture capture. The National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) is a provider of learning-by-doing, hands-on education for the legal profession. Its team of expert professors, judges and practicing lawyers train and mentor lawyers to be competent and ethical advocates of justice through 300 courses annually for continuing legal education credits and accreditation.
In May of 2010, Nashville, Tennessee was flooded by torrential downpours that lifted the Cumberland River 13 feet above flood stage and caused an estimated $1.5 billion in damage. It was declared one of the most expensive natural disasters in U.S. history. But Nashville residents didn't have to face the disaster alone. They had help from volunteers who donated food and water pumps and even webcasts that offered legal aid.
Your hybrid event is about to get even more reach if you (or your partners) are using Mediasite webcasting technology. Mediasite 6 is just around the corner with an entirely new palette of powerful hybrid event tools. Wish you could stream your sessions live to iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices? Done. Want to encourage attendees to engage more deeply with your content? Problem solved. Need easier ways to get conference recordings out quickly to attendees? Look no further. Mediasite's latest release offers solutions to these hybrid and virtual event challenges and more.
A detailed booklet that outlines everything you need to know to be dangerous when it comes to putting your conference, meeting or event online. Brief overviews of the pros and cons of major event webcasting options to help you decide what's right for your event, audience and organization. Questions to ask your webcasting vendor about their people, process and technology. Templates for presenter release forms and briefs to help them record their most polished presentation.
It doesn't matter if you are planning your first, fiftieth or five-hundredth hybrid event, or if you are in the earliest stage of contemplation about taking your event online. Sooner or later we all ask the same big question: what should I charge?
What would motivate a small non-profit to buy an enterprise grade webcasting platform? Could they ever expect to see a return on that kind of investment? And why bother with professional-grade, purpose-built hardware, when software is cheaper and easier, right?
Wrong, at least according to the Energy Center of Wisconsin.
They needed to get their energy efficiency message out to a larger audience - without a big budget and without putting their viewers to sleep with a lot of technical data.
Having trouble deciding between on-premise, managed services or both? Check out this article by Sonic Foundry from AV Technology's Guide to Streaming Media to learn when to keep it in house, when to look for a streaming services provider and when to go mix and match.
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