What is Mediasite.com?

Mediasite.com is about connecting smart people with people who want to get smarter.

It's a search tool that helps you find public presentations and lectures created with Sonic Foundry's Mediasite system. Mediasite.com provides you with a directory of these publicly-available presentations created by hundreds of experts around the globe.

We'll do our part by continuing to improve Mediasite.com with new search options and features. You do yours by sharing your expertise.

And please let us know how Mediasite.com is working for you by sending us your feedback, ideas and suggestions.

What is Mediasite?

Mediasite is a powerful new technology for sharing knowledge online.

It captures information when and where it happens and delivers it to the people who need it over the web. Instantly.

You can come face to face with experts to see and hear the latest developments in their fields. And you can immediately record and distribute your presentation to share with others.

Mediasite is changing the way people communicate via the web and how people around the globe receive vital information needed for work, professional advancement, safety and education.

Contact us to learn more about the Mediasite system.

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Understanding Search Results

1. Presentation title — links to a detailed presentation page.
2. Presenter name(s) and picture
3. Slide match icon — indicates that slide text from the presentation matched the search terms. If the icon is green, the presentation supports jumping directly to matching slides.
4. Speech match icon — indicates that speech from the presentation matched the search terms. If the icon is green, the presentation supports jumping directly to matching speech.
5. Search ranking bar — indicates how relevant Mediasite.com believes the presentation is to the search terms.
6. View presentation button — launches the presentation for playback.
7. Email button — provides an easy way to email a presentation's link to a friend.
8. Slide and speech data icons — indicate that a presentation has searchable slide and/or speech data.