Quick Start to Video Search

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People are used to being able to search for a keyword and go directly to that passage of text. When watching a video, it can be extremely frustrating to scroll back and forth trying to find a specific clip to review or share. But what if you could make every word of your video searchable and interactive? In this webinar, we will go through strategies for implementing video search on your website. We will walk you through how to install an interactive transcript as well as how to customize it with our SDK (software development kit). We will also show live demos and examples that highlight the features and benefits of video search. This presentation will cover: Benefits, impact on user engagement, and features of video search How to install an interactive transcript How to customize video search using the SDK Studies of interactive transcripts in higher education Live demos and downloadable examples How to apply video search tools across a large library of videos Video player compatibility Resources for getting started with interactive transcripts

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Quick Start to Video Search
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 Type questions in the control panel during the presentation
 This presentation is being recorded and will be available for replay
 To view live captions, please follow the link in the chat window
Lanya Butler
Product Engineer
CJ Johnson
CTO
Lily Bond
Director of Marketing

Agenda
‣ The Basis for Video Search
‣ Benefits of Captions, Transcripts, & Video Search Tools
‣ P3 SDK Interactive Transcript Architecture
‣ Examples
– Basic: switching from old embed to SDK embed
– Responsive
– Changing color schemes
– Advanced example: interactive audio book

The Basis for Video Search
‣ Transcription

The Basis for Video Search
‣ Transcription
‣ Closed captioning

The Basis for Video Search
‣ Transcription
‣ Closed captioning
‣ Interactive transcripts
‣ Video library search

What Are Interactive Transcripts?
‣ Use captions to make videos
searchable and interactive
‣ Not a replacement for captions
‣ Easy to set up
‣ Lots of customization options
‣ Top 3 innovations in online
video

Benefits
‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing
48 Million
Americans with hearing loss

Benefits
‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing
‣ Better comprehension
‣ Flexibility to view in noise-sensitive
environments
80%Of people who use captions
don’t have hearing disability

Benefits
‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing
‣ Better comprehension
‣ Flexibility to view in noise-sensitive
environments
‣ SEO: more inbound traffic
7.3%
Increase in views
from captions

Survey About Interactive Transcripts
Significantly enhances (57%)
Enhances (40%)
Detracts (1.7%)
Greatly detracts (3.4%)
97% of MIT OpenCourseWare students said interactive
transcripts enhanced their learning experience

New plugin architecture
‣ Response to previous P3 version
‣ Flexible customization options
– Color schemes
– Layout
– Event listeners and handlers
– Asset hosting
‣ Focus on activating features with HTML class
names

Examples: Basic
‣ p3sdk-container
– YouTube player embed
– p3sdk-interactive-transcript
• p3sdk-interactive-transcript-content
‣ Basic styling
– Transcript paragraphs justified alignment
– Current word is red
http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/basic.html
PICTURE

Examples: Changing Color Schemes
‣ Basic CSS modifications
‣ Components
– Currently spoken word
– Progress bar
– Download link
– Search box
– Collapse button
PICTURE
http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/custom.html

Examples: Responsive
‣ Twitter Bootstrap responsive layout
‣ Remove components for mobile display
‣ Hide features that are not compatible with iOS
PICTURE
http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/responsive/index.html

Advanced Example: Interactive Audiobook
‣ Advanced CSS
‣ Advanced Javascript binding to events
‣ External Controls
http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/audiobook/index.html

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CJ Johnson
CTO
Lanya Butler
Product Engineer
Lily Bond
Director of Marketing
lily@3playmedia.com
617-764-5189 x119
Q&A
Register for upcoming webinars at:
http://www.3playmedia.com/webinars/
Upcoming Webinars
 Legal Year in Review – Digital Accessibility Cases
 The Road to Sustainable Corporate Accessibility
 The Future of Captioning in Higher Ed (Coming soon!)
 Examples seen today can be found at:
 http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/basic.html

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Developer experience (DX) is an extension of general User Experience, which emphasizes the developer, and their experiences working your API. A good API developer experience goes beyond technical writing. It is about providing all the right resources that help your end consumers successfully integrate and work with your API. A well designed developer experience has API documentation at the center of it. API documentation is the information that is required to successfully consume and integrate with an API. This would be in the form of technical writing, code samples and examples for better understanding how to consume an API. The OpenAPI Specification is the industry standard API design framework, allowing developers and teams to design, build, document and consume RESTful web services. The OpenAPI Specification is the de facto framework used when API practitioners want to optimize the developer experience. This talk covers what it means to have an API with good DX by understanding the types of API consumers and their journey from discovery to API integration, and how OpenAPI Spec/Swagger Spec can help in improving general API DX with great documentation.

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1. Quick Start to Video Search www.3playmedia.com twitter: @3playmedia live tweet: #a11y  Type questions in the control panel during the presentation  This presentation is being recorded and will be available for replay  To view live captions, please follow the link in the chat window Lanya Butler Product Engineer CJ Johnson CTO Lily Bond Director of Marketing

3. Agenda ‣ The Basis for Video Search ‣ Benefits of Captions, Transcripts, & Video Search Tools ‣ P3 SDK Interactive Transcript Architecture ‣ Examples – Basic: switching from old embed to SDK embed – Responsive – Changing color schemes – Advanced example: interactive audio book

4. The Basis for Video Search ‣ Transcription

5. The Basis for Video Search ‣ Transcription ‣ Closed captioning

6. The Basis for Video Search ‣ Transcription ‣ Closed captioning ‣ Interactive transcripts ‣ Video library search

7. What Are Interactive Transcripts? ‣ Use captions to make videos searchable and interactive ‣ Not a replacement for captions ‣ Easy to set up ‣ Lots of customization options ‣ Top 3 innovations in online video

8. Benefits ‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing 48 Million Americans with hearing loss

9. Benefits ‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing ‣ Better comprehension ‣ Flexibility to view in noise-sensitive environments 80%Of people who use captions don’t have hearing disability

10. Benefits ‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing ‣ Better comprehension ‣ Flexibility to view in noise-sensitive environments ‣ SEO: more inbound traffic 7.3% Increase in views from captions

11. Benefits ‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing ‣ Better comprehension ‣ Flexibility to view in noise-sensitive environments ‣ SEO: more inbound traffic ‣ Reusability 50% Students who use transcripts for study guides

12. Benefits ‣ Accessibility for hard of hearing ‣ Better comprehension ‣ Flexibility to view in noise-sensitive environments ‣ SEO: more inbound traffic ‣ Reusability ‣ Translation to foreign languages

13. Survey About Interactive Transcripts Significantly enhances (57%) Enhances (40%) Detracts (1.7%) Greatly detracts (3.4%) 97% of MIT OpenCourseWare students said interactive transcripts enhanced their learning experience

14. New plugin architecture ‣ Response to previous P3 version ‣ Flexible customization options – Color schemes – Layout – Event listeners and handlers – Asset hosting ‣ Focus on activating features with HTML class names

15. Examples: Basic ‣ p3sdk-container – YouTube player embed – p3sdk-interactive-transcript • p3sdk-interactive-transcript-content ‣ Basic styling – Transcript paragraphs justified alignment – Current word is red http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/basic.html PICTURE

16. Examples: Changing Color Schemes ‣ Basic CSS modifications ‣ Components – Currently spoken word – Progress bar – Download link – Search box – Collapse button PICTURE http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/custom.html

17. Examples: Responsive ‣ Twitter Bootstrap responsive layout ‣ Remove components for mobile display ‣ Hide features that are not compatible with iOS PICTURE http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/responsive/index.html

18. Advanced Example: Interactive Audiobook ‣ Advanced CSS ‣ Advanced Javascript binding to events ‣ External Controls http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/audiobook/index.html

19. 119 CJ Johnson CTO Lanya Butler Product Engineer Lily Bond Director of Marketing lily@3playmedia.com 617-764-5189 x119 Q&A Register for upcoming webinars at: http://www.3playmedia.com/webinars/ Upcoming Webinars  Legal Year in Review – Digital Accessibility Cases  The Road to Sustainable Corporate Accessibility  The Future of Captioning in Higher Ed (Coming soon!)  Examples seen today can be found at:  http://interactive.3playmedia.com/p3sdk/basic.html

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