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07:00 - 08:00 |
Conference Registration and Breakfast |
Monona Terrace |
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08:00 - 08:15 |
2012 Rich Media Impact Awards
Created in 2005, the Rich Media Impact Awards recognize excellence in the practical and creative use of Mediasite in business, education, health and government. Join us as we recognize individuals who have achieved measurable improvements in information accessibility, cost savings, efficiency and productivity in their organizations through Mediasite.
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Rob Lipps - Executive VP Sales, Sonic Foundry
 Rob Lipps
Executive VP Sales, Sonic Foundry
During his 20 year career, Rob has traveled to nearly every corner of the globe speaking about effective use of technology in enterprise, government and educational markets. He has held leadership positions at Adaytum (now an IBM Company), Esker Software and Eaton Corporation. Today, Rob leads Sonic Foundry's global sales and support organization including oversight of domestic, international and channel operations.
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Sean Brown - Vice President, Sonic Foundry
 Sean Brown
Vice President, Sonic Foundry
Sean's core focus is simplifying digital media to improve use and outcomes. Sean has 23 years of product management and education business development experience at IBM, Apple and Oracle and joined Sonic Foundry in 2003. He is a past president and board member of the Hopkins Foundation for Innovation in Education. Today, Sean also hosts Sonic Foundry's popular, monthly best practices webinar series.
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Lecture Hall |
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08:15 - 09:00 |
Keynote - Leadership Isn't for Cowards: Leading Courageously and Getting Your Edge to Succeed
In today's always-on, media-rich social world, it is increasingly more challenging to manage the information, demands and challenges coming our way. Those with the courage to stand firm in their beliefs and rally others on their team around what really matters have an edge. Your ability to influence is paramount to creating significant results and executing successfully - and courage is the key in that process. Mike energetically shares how to face what needs to be faced and do what needs to be done such that your values and heartbeat are consistently executed in every aspect of your career, the community where you live and the lives of those you influence.
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Mike Staver -
 Mike Staver
Mike is an internationally respected coach and speaker, and his signature topic "Leadership Isn't for Cowards", gives organizations the edge they need to build high performance teams. With a bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in counseling psychology, he has a found a compelling way to make complex ideas simple, memorable and immediately applicable. As a best-selling author and award-winning speaker, Mike was recently selected as one of the 40 hottest business speakers in America by Meetings and Conventions.
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Lecture Hall |
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09:00 - 09:40 |
Beyond Mediasite 6: A Vision for Webcasting and Video Content
It’s been a busy year for development at Sonic Foundry – our Mediasite solution has never evolved faster. But we’re not resting on our Mediasite successes, we’re building on them. See why Mediasite 6 is the foundation for many exciting things to come.
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Rob Lipps - Executive VP Sales, Sonic Foundry
Rob Lipps
Executive VP Sales, Sonic Foundry
During his 20 year career, Rob has traveled to nearly every corner of the globe speaking about effective use of technology in enterprise, government and educational markets. He has held leadership positions at Adaytum (now an IBM Company), Esker Software and Eaton Corporation. Today, Rob leads Sonic Foundry's global sales and support organization including oversight of domestic, international and channel operations.
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Dharmesh Sampat - VP Engineering, Sonic Foundry
 On Twitter Dharmesh Sampat
VP Engineering, Sonic Foundry
Dharmesh has been with Sonic Foundry over 12 years and is responsible for Mediasite product development. Prior to Sonic Foundry, he worked at Tata Consultancy Services as a software engieer, technical lead and project manager designing solutions for document image processing, fingerprint verifcation and interactive rich media. Dharmesh has a Masters in Computer Technology from the University of Mumbai.
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09:40 - 09:55 |
Networking Break |
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09:55 - 10:25 |
iThis, iThat: Picking the Best Format for Your Mediasite 6 Recording
With multiple format options available for live and on-demand Mediasite content delivery, choosing the most suitable encoding method is important (and sometimes tricky). Get the inside scoop on exactly which formats to use for your various webcasting scenarios – live streaming to any device, including mobiles; on-demand streaming to mobiles; making existing Mediasite content mobile-friendly; generating downloadable content for offline users; and more. (Related session: Strategies for a Successful Mediasite 6 Upgrade)
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Ferdinand Bergen - Sales Engineer, Sonic Foundry
 Ferdinand Bergen
Sales Engineer, Sonic Foundry
Ferdinand has over 11 years experience with AV and digital media - first as a film and digital media student at Temple University in Philadelphia, then as a Distance Education Coordinator for Villanova University’s College of Engineering. He helped shape Villanova's Distance Ed program using his film production experience to improve the quality of online classes. His assistance transitioning to 80kbps on-demand videos to a live streaming model helped increase the program's distance education enrollment from 11 students to 170 students per semester. Ferdinand came to Sonic Foundry from Villanova in 2009.
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Lecture Hall |
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09:55 - 10:25 |
Transforming NASA Learning: Justifying My Lecture Capture Investment with ROI and Financial Strategies
Using lecture capture technology, NASA Safety Center was able to develop 45 courses (546 hours of advanced engineering training content) in less than a year and recoup three times our investment in training savings during the first 13 months of operation. If you have a distributed learning environment and a shrinking or non-existent training budget, you need to be strategic in your approach to leveraging technology and deploying web-based training. Brick and mortar classrooms are a thing of the past, but convincing everyone to take the big leap forward is a huge challenge for corporate and government training leaders everywhere. It is imperative that you justify your investment to your senior leadership and investors in the most convincing way possible – with facts and proven Return on Investment strategies. Let me show you some of our day-to-day ROI strategies and techniques used at the NASA Safety Center.
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John Marinaro - Director of Technical Excellence, NASA Safety Center
 John Marinaro
Director of Technical Excellence, NASA Safety Center
For more than 26 years, John has held management positions devoted to the fields of aerospace, radar, electrical/computer engineering, safety, and corporate-level online learning. He was the former Executive Director of the NASA Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel and NASA Independent Verification and Validation Facility Chief Engineer. John is also a retired Army Helicopter Pilot and Aviation Officer.
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09:55 - 10:25 |
Designing Classrooms with Rich Media Capture in Mind
Using their recently completed East and Central Campus classrooms as an example, New York Law School shares their experience and advice with others seeking to build rooms that incorporate seamless lecture capture without increasing the labor budget. Designed as the school's first self-service classrooms, these new rooms are equipped with one button self-service capture, automated Infrared cameras, hands-free microphones, digital whiteboards, ceiling-mounted document cameras and integration with Crestron DM & Room View systems. (Related session: Rise of the Machines: Integrating Mediasite in Classrooms without an Operator)
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Michael DeMeo - Director of Academic Media Services, New York Law School
 Michael DeMeo
Director of Academic Media Services, New York Law School
A graduate of the University at Albany with a BA in Sound Design for Theatre, Michael has since worked and lived in NYC. His early focus featured collaborations with many modern dance companies, most notably Torque Dance and later the American Dance Guild. Since, he has focused his professional eforts on digital media, working in the media and news departments at the Feedroom and currently at the New York Law School. Michael's continued work in sound design for film has been featured in the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Greg Hayes - Lead Audiovisual Technician, New York Law School
 On Twitter Greg Hayes
Lead Audiovisual Technician, New York Law School
As Lead Audiovisual Technician, Greg assists in overseeing and managing the daily AV operations at NYLS. He also works with the prodution team to generate elearning content. He has worked for the WB Network in post-production and master control as well as the University of Miami School of Business Adminstraion as Manager of Audiovisual Services for seven years prior to relocating to NYC in 2010.
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Jim Dion - Sales Engineer, Sonic Foundry
 Jim Dion
Sales Engineer, Sonic Foundry
Jim has been involved with Mediasite, as both an engineer and as an administrator, for over seven years. Prior to joining Sonic Foundry's Sales Engineering team, Jim served as Villanova University's Senior Coordinator of Distance Education. During his tenure at Villanova he helped design award-winning digital classrooms and managed over 20 recordings per week.
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10:35 - 11:20 |
Audio 101: Tips and Tools for the Best-Sounding Webcasts
Audio is arguably the most important element of any successful webcast. Audio quality distinguishes a great production from one that is merely adequate. Learn how to attain that great production by understanding basic audio principles including proper uses for different microphone types, wireless mics, audio interfaces, mic placement and ranges, audio recording tricks for a variety of settings with various numbers of presenters, use of simple audio mixers and more. (Related session: Video and Lighting 101: Tips and Tools for the Best-Looking Webcasts)
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Evan Guyer - CTS, Senior Video Engineer, Northrop Grumman
 On Twitter Evan Guyer
CTS, Senior Video Engineer, Northrop Grumman
For eight of his 16 years at Northrop Grumman, Evan has been busy traveling throughout North America with Mediasite. Prior to that, he was the Engineer in Charge for live Court TV coverage of Los Angeles area trials providing the pool TV feed. Evan also spent 13 years as Chief Engineer with Comcast Video Productions using three four-camera remote production trucks. His words to succeed in webcasting, "Make it Work". Northrop Grumman has been nominated twice and in 2011 won the Rich Media Impact Award for Global Reach.
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Lecture Hall |
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10:35 - 11:20 |
Automating the Next Generation of Classrooms and Training Facilities
Automation is the key to classrooms and training facilities of the future. Learn how to design an automated system for recording high-quality HD video using Vaddio camera tracking and automatic switcher systems along with Mediasite. Plus, understand how to avoid the typical pitfalls and design errors when installing into technology-enabled rooms.
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Scotte Rolfes - Training and Engineering Sales, Vaddio
 Scotte Rolfes
Training and Engineering Sales, Vaddio
Scott has 20+ years of broadcast engineering experience with an emphasis in satellite and terrestrial transmission, amplification chains, analog and digital point-to-point microwave, fiber, dedicated closed loop systems and studio/control room design and integration. He has also been involved for 30+ years in machining, prototyping, developing and modifying audio equipment for a high-end audio company. Scott holds multiple degrees in Electronics Technology, Pre-Engineering and Liberal Arts.
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Tom Irons - VP of Field Sales Engineering, Sonic Foundry
 Tom Irons
VP of Field Sales Engineering, Sonic Foundry
Tom has over 17 years experience in the AV and digital media industry, starting as a designer and programmer for educational and promotional multimedia. In 2000, he assumed responsibility for East Carolina University’s campus-wide classroom technology with a deployment of 150+ integrated classrooms. He currently manages Sonic Foundry’s Sales Engineering team, which is responsible for providing consultation and implementation services for Mediasite.
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10:35 - 11:20 |
Planning Your Mediasite Deployment or Expansion Strategy
There are various Mediasite server strategies to accommodate deployments of all sizes – from 2-server, 3-server and 4-server deployments to high availability, load-balanced implementations. Understand scenarios and benefits of each along with the required components and configurations to maximize your webcasting performance. (Related session: Strategies for a Successful Mediasite 6 Upgrade)
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Bill Cherne - Sales Engineering Manager, Sonic Foundry
 On Twitter Bill Cherne
Sales Engineering Manager, Sonic Foundry
Bill has over 5 years experience in the AV and digital media industry and over 9 years of experience managing and deploying enterprise applications and infrastructure. He has worked with Fortune 500 enterprises including American Family Insurance, Ford Motor Company, Ford Treasury and Ernst & Young, administering Microsoft Server infrastructures and providing consultation and design services for major software applications. In 2006, Bill joined Sonic Foundry as a sales engineer and today leads the sales engineering team responsible for providing consultation and implementation services for Mediasite deployments and delivering customer-focused training solutions
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11:30 - 12:00 |
Strategies for a Successful Mediasite 6 Upgrade
With support for mobile devices and new streaming technologies, pre-planning your Mediasite upgrade will help you understand your options as well as system requirements and ensure a seamless transition to your new Mediasite platform. Walk through Recorder version compatibility; learn the requirements for live and on-demand streaming to mobile and other devices; understand pre-upgrade considerations; and review server configuration best practices. (Related session: Planning Your Mediasite Deployment or Expansion Strategy)
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Tom Irons - VP of Field Sales Engineering, Sonic Foundry
Tom Irons
VP of Field Sales Engineering, Sonic Foundry
Tom has over 17 years experience in the AV and digital media industry, starting as a designer and programmer for educational and promotional multimedia. In 2000, he assumed responsibility for East Carolina University’s campus-wide classroom technology with a deployment of 150+ integrated classrooms. He currently manages Sonic Foundry’s Sales Engineering team, which is responsible for providing consultation and implementation services for Mediasite.
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Lecture Hall |
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11:30 - 12:00 |
How to Do Green Screen without the Green Screen
It's easy to produce green screen keying without an actual green screen, and Steve will show you how. Using Adobe Production Suite with a Mediasite recording, you can produce video presentations anywhere in the world. Steve demonstrates how to mask a video and create a chromakey composite for a still or moving background using Adobe After Effects - all without expensive painted or fabric backdrops.
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Steve Easley - Webcaster, Michigan Public Health Institute
 Steve Easley
Webcaster, Michigan Public Health Institute
Currently the webcaster at Michigan Public Health Institute, Steve, has a varied background spanning instructional media, broadcast and medical AV. Prior to joining MPHI, he worked with Such Media, Inc. developing video CDs, DVDs, instructional programs, broadcast and web commercials. He also spent time as the Director of Local Production for cable companies including Donrey, TCA, TCI, AT&T and Comcast. One of his earliest technolog careers was as an electrodiagnostic technologist at UCLA and UCSF where he monitored patients for epilepsy 24/7 via wireless EEG and closed circuit AV.
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11:30 - 12:00 |
Your Videoconferencing Investment: Putting It to Work with Mediasite
The University of Florida has integrated Mediasite with its videoconferencing systems in a variety of ways. Brian shares new ways to use both of these technologies - independently or together. Learn about: recording videoconferences with Mediasite connected to various codecs (mainly Polycom and TANDBERG); importing recordings from a TANDBERG Content Server into Mediasite; quality comparisons between Mediasite and TCS recordings; videoconference recording from a single site as well as multiple sites via a Cisco Multipoint Control Unit (MCU).
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Brian Smith - Video Operations Supervisor for Academic Technology and Information Technology at the University of Florida
 Brian Smith
Video Operations Supervisor for Academic Technology and Information Technology at the University of Florida
Brian has been working at UF since 2000, first as a student and then full-time upon graduating with a B.S. in Business Administration in 2002. Brian manages streaming and desktop capture systems including Windows Media, Mediasite, and Camtasia Relay. Brian also works with collaboration tools and videoconferencing systems.
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12:00 - 01:00 |
Lunch |
Community Terrace |
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01:10 - 01:50 |
Pecha Kucha
Back by popular demand this year, are our energizing, information-packed Pecha Kuchas. This short form presentation type challenges presenters to share their most important ideas in exactly 6 minutes and 40 seconds using 20 auto-advancing slides, each shown for 20 seconds. Whew! Join these five courageous and confident presenters stepping up to the Pecha Kucha mic. - Controlling the #1 Human Phobia or How to Get the Best from the Petrified Presenter, Terry Wirkus - 4 Project Managers, 3 Semesters, 2 Products and 1 Very Long Pilot, Leif Nelson - Mediasite Mythbusters, Tall Tales or True?, Gwen Noteborn, Maastricht University - From Hosted to High Availability in 12 Months, Ullrich Grimm-Allio - These Are Our Mistakes: So Go Get Your Own (Revisited!), Larry Evans
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Leif Nelson - Learning Technology Center Manager, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
 On Twitter Leif Nelson
Learning Technology Center Manager, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Leif was an instructional designer and technologist, a technical writer and an adjunct instructor before becoming manager of the UW-Green Bay Learning Technology Center. He holds a B.S. in English Liberal Arts from UW-Superior, a Graduate Certificate in Online Teaching and a Master of Educational Technology from Boise State University.
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Terry Wirkus - Distance Education Manager, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
 Terry Wirkus
Distance Education Manager, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
Terry has degrees in mass communications and educational media. After 24 years in broadcasting he joined the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 1996 and is currently the school's synchronous Distance Education Manager. Terry started with ISDN videoconferencing, then a DS-3 fiber network using Grass Valley codecs and now HD video endpoints and bridge. A 2008 Rich Media Impact Award honorable mention, Terry manages UW-LaCrosse's deployment of six Mediasite Recorders with the Mediasite Server.
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Gwen Noteborn - Researcher, Maastricht University Department of Educational Research and Development
 Gwen Noteborn
Researcher, Maastricht University Department of Educational Research and Development
Gwen is a Researcher at the Department of Educational Research and Development. Her research deals with the effectiveness of online tools in education and focuses in particular on online lecturing, serious gaming and social media. Over the last years Gwen collected longitudinal data on the effectiveness of web lectures among 1000+ student respondents, faculty and support staff. Her research is published in several media and presented on numerous (inter)national occasions.
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Larry Evans - Academic Technologies Coordinator, NC State University
 Larry Evans
Academic Technologies Coordinator, NC State University
Larry graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and worked several years as a television director, later becoming a professional video editor. He has worked on several feature films as both a production assistant and an electrician. After 13 years as a producer,director and supervisor, he joined NC State as their Academic Technologies Coordinator for Distance Education.
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Ullrich Grimm-Allio - Conference and Media Tech, Goethe University
 On Twitter Ullrich Grimm-Allio
Conference and Media Tech, Goethe University
Ullrich studied media, film and literature in Marburg, Germany and has worked in media- and technology related fields since 2005. With several years experience in teaching and elearning, he soon became Goethe University's Mediasite specialist.
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Lecture Hall |
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01:50 - 02:20 |
Wall of Ideas and Dessert
Take advantage of this collaborative opportunity to contribute your top Mediasite priorities to the Wall of Ideas. Use the stickers provided to identify your priorities and jot down specific ideas or requirements on any of the Idea boards that will be used in Wednesday’s facilitated Idea Roundtables. Plus, enjoy dessert while you’re Idea-ing.
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Community Terrace |
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02:30 - 03:00 |
Rise of the Machines: Integrating Mediasite in Classrooms without an Operator
Based on NC State's 36-room Mediasite installation, Ron discusses his university's front-end design and integration strategies for an easy-to-use/easy-to-support model that uses existing room control systems. Learn about the unique Mediasite features he used to create recording sessions that practically run themselves - with no marginal costs beyond the Mediasite Recorder. He'll share the touch panel user experiences (UX) that are possible to enable this, how to create a self-monitoring Mediasite room that reports any system problems as well as innovative strategies to preemptively eliminate support calls.
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Ron Jailall - Classroom Designer/Programmer, NC State University
 On Twitter Ron Jailall
Classroom Designer/Programmer, NC State University
Ron has been working with classroom technology for five years and has worked as a technician up to his current position of Classroom Designer and Programmer. Using programming touch control panels in classrooms, Ron has helped innovate classroom control in several ways, including helping to create a lecture capture system and interface for blind users. He has shared these innovations with others at several conferences.
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02:30 - 03:00 |
How to Manage a New Lecture Capture Initiative
From a lecture capture implementation involving multiple deparments, staff members and faculty, Dan and Leif share their strategies for collaborating with staff, gathering and organizing faculty and presenter needs, organizing communciations, managing the room installation and overcoming obstacles.
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Leif Nelson - Learning Technology Center Manager, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
On Twitter Leif Nelson
Learning Technology Center Manager, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Leif was an instructional designer and technologist, a technical writer and an adjunct instructor before becoming manager of the UW-Green Bay Learning Technology Center. He holds a B.S. in English Liberal Arts from UW-Superior, a Graduate Certificate in Online Teaching and a Master of Educational Technology from Boise State University.
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Dan Schrickel - Instructional Technologist, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
 Dan Schrickel
Instructional Technologist, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Dan has supported technology at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay in a variety of roles withweb services, as an electronic technician and as a media specialist. He is currently an Instructional Technologist with the university's Learning Technology Center. Dan a bachelor of science in information sciences.
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02:30 - 03:00 |
Mediasite Hosting at Sonic Foundry: What We've Learned and What You Should Know
Managing a Mediasite server installation to handle hundreds of unique Mediasite customer sites has taught us a thing or two about scalability, live CDN streaming, security and more. Whether you use Mediasite Hosting or are managing your own on-premises Mediasite, Barry shares valuable scalability insights and strategies gleaned from his experience managing Sonic Foundry’s hosting infrastructure. Learn about orchestrating a multi-site upgrade to a major new version, disaster recovery for Mediasite hosting, using a CDN to deliver live events worldwide and how Smooth Streaming is a live event game-changer, using multiple live failover servers while conserving bandwidth, benefits of SAML over LDAP authentication when hosting, using load balancers and more.
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Barry Hagan - CIO, Sonic Foundry
 Barry Hagan
CIO, Sonic Foundry
Barry Hagan has been in several IT and development roles within Sonic Foundry over the last 10 years. He currently oversees the Mediasite hosting infrastructure as well as product research and design. Barry holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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03:10 - 03:55 |
Video and Lighting 101: Tips and Tools for the Best-Looking Webcasts
Regardless of budget, you can make any video production look great. Luckily, Kevin has a few tricks up his sleeve to make you a videographer extraordinaire. Learn how to configure your venue and your camera to capture the best images possible while exploring shot composition, video shoots for both high and standard definitiion and how to keep it all in focus. Equally important, Kevin shares lighting techniques, light source temperatures, white balancing, why you never leave your camera in AUTO and how light affects compression (and vice versa). Along the way, you may even pick up a few jokes. (Related session: NASA Safety Center Production and Post-Production Tech Tips)
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Kevin Thomas - A/V Facilities Coordinator, University of Michigan School of Social Work
 Kevin Thomas
A/V Facilities Coordinator, University of Michigan School of Social Work
Resident photographer, videographer, editor and producer guru-type guy at the School of Social Work, Kevin rides a loud motorcycle and don't get him started talking about martial arts (unless you have lots of time).
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Jerome Rork - Facilities Manager, University of Michigan, School of Social Work
 Jerome Rork
Facilities Manager, University of Michigan, School of Social Work
As Facilities Manager of the School of Social Work, Jerome oversees all aspects of the building from AV technology to furniture and maintenance. His education in broadcast communications and 12 years of experience in institutional facilities gives him a unique perspective on the practical application and implementation of classroom technology.
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03:10 - 03:55 |
How to Streamline and Manage Multi-Room/Multi-Recorder Content Capture
Get three perspectives from the University of Washington-Seattle on managing Mediasite in not only multi-room/multi-recorder environments, but also in a multi-facility capacity with shared Mediasite server capability. Jason, Tim and Dave from the university's School of Medicine, Foster School of Business and Professional and Contnuing Education's EDGE Program, repectively, share their approaches to producing and managing Mediasite content across campus. They'll discuss how presentations are edited, published and managed at each group, showcasing specific technical setups as well as the mobile capabilities of each facility and the advantages/disadvantages of each configuration. Also learn about their video routing facilities built for signal redundancy and fail-over. (Related session: Planning, Designing and Implementing Multi-Location HD Capture)
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Dave Coffey - Video & Digital Media Systems Specialist, University of Washington PCE EDGE Program (Education at a Distance for Growth and Excellence)
 Dave Coffey
Video & Digital Media Systems Specialist, University of Washington PCE EDGE Program (Education at a Distance for Growth and Excellence)
A 12 year veteran of live event production as well as studio and post-production, Dave joined the University of Washington's lecture capture team at EDGE in 2010. He is responsible for video system engineering and digital media management, including Mediasite, as well as video system design and implementation.
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Tim Uomoto - Senior Computer Specialist, University of Washington, Michael G. Foster School of Business
 Tim Uomoto
Senior Computer Specialist, University of Washington, Michael G. Foster School of Business
As Senior Computer Specialist, Tim's responsibilities include everything from web design to video production to the management of Foster's Mediasite system. In the seven years that Tim has worked for the Foster School, he has seen the technology evolve from VHS recordings to a full-fledged lecture capture system.
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Jason Reep - Assistant Director of Academic and Learning Technologies, Academic Affairs, University of Washington School of Medicine
 Jason Reep
Assistant Director of Academic and Learning Technologies, Academic Affairs, University of Washington School of Medicine
In his 13 years at the University of Washington, Jason has provided digital media services for the UW Athletic Department, the College of Engineering and Professional and Continuing Education. Today, he is with the School of Medicine, using Mediasite and other systems to deliver course content online to medical students across the school's five state WWAMI region.
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03:10 - 03:55 |
Securing Your System: Beyond the Basics
Beyond Mediasite’s built-in directory granting users permissions to watch content and access the system, Mediasite supports a variety of enterprise solutions and standards that expand the boundaries of content integration and authentication. See examples and learn more about scenarios using Active Directory and LDAP, Single Sign-on (SSO), SAML 2.0, Basic Learning Tools Interoperability (Basic LTI) and custom development. (Related session: LMSes, CMSes and Websites, Oh My!: Integrating and Securing Your Mediasite Content)
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Bill Cherne - Sales Engineering Manager, Sonic Foundry
On Twitter Bill Cherne
Sales Engineering Manager, Sonic Foundry
Bill has over 5 years experience in the AV and digital media industry and over 9 years of experience managing and deploying enterprise applications and infrastructure. He has worked with Fortune 500 enterprises including American Family Insurance, Ford Motor Company, Ford Treasury and Ernst & Young, administering Microsoft Server infrastructures and providing consultation and design services for major software applications. In 2006, Bill joined Sonic Foundry as a sales engineer and today leads the sales engineering team responsible for providing consultation and implementation services for Mediasite deployments and delivering customer-focused training solutions
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04:00 - 04:15 |
Share Interact and Learn - Your MUG Community
The Mediasite User Group (MUG) is our vibrant online community of members sharing best practices, insights and personal expertise to help you get the most from Mediasite. Learn more about the MUG, upcoming initiatives and how you can be involved.
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MUG Steering Committee
The Mediasite User Group Steering Committee provides leadership for the ongoing development and growth of the MUG Community, appointed to represent the Mediasite user community at large.
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Lecture Hall |
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04:15 - 04:45 |
Wall of Ideas
Continue contributing your top Mediasite priorities to the Wall of Ideas. All Idea boards will close at the end of UNLEASH Day 1 to be used in Wednesday’s facilitated Idea Roundtables.
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Community Terrace |
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