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The Hunting Ground could have been a series of disturbing statistics and personal stories, but the directors know that it is the survivors who are…
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David Cronenberg's film of Bruce Wagner's Hollywood satire-nightmare turns ludicrous situations into operatic tragedy.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
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Crime dramas continue to dominate with the premieres of American Crime & CSI: Cyber and the return of Broadchurch.
The hero of Mike Birbiglia's "Sleepwalk With Me" is a stand-up comic who suffers from REM behavior disorder. One night in a motel in Walla Walla, he leaps through a second-floor window and escapes death but has to have glass splinters removed from his legs. His doctor tells him to start using a sleeping bag — and to wear mittens so he can't get out of it.
Funny stuff, if it weren't true. I learn from Wikipedia, however, that it is true. Mike Birbiglia actually jumped through the window, and his legs required 33 stitches. It was a great career move. He developed the experience into a one-man show that ran for eight months Off-Broadway and inspired a popular segment of Ira Glass' "This American Life" from Chicago Public Media.
Birbiglia doesn't immediately seem like a stand-up comic, and neither does Matt Pandamiglio, the character he plays. I suspect that of the many forms of performance, stand-up may be the most suited to the neurotic, who build acts around their insecurities. Take Matt — please! (Rim shot.) Pleasant, unassuming and not especially noticeable, he is obsessed by an ambition to work as a stand-up, despite no apparent gifts for the trade. He's been dating the smart and cuddlesome Abby (Lauren Ambrose) for eight years and seems no closer to marriage than when they first met, perhaps because he feels that he must first prove himself as a comedian, perhaps because she wisely makes no attempt to pressure him. He is approaching, however, the point of terminal procrastination.
One of the appealing things about "Sleepwalk With Me" is that it seems to paint an accurate portrait of life on the road for a stand-up comic. Matt acquires an agent (Sondra James) who reminds us of Broadway Danny Rose in her dogged work for hapless clients. She books him into obscure venues that pay terrible fees, and the small audiences in these places seem there for the primary purpose of heckling failing comedians. He deserves hecklers. His material is weak and his delivery fearful. Only when he starts wisecracking about the blameless and long-suffering Abby does he start getting laughs, perhaps because the losers in the audience identify with his frustration in the face of perfection.
Since this material works, it will sooner or later come to Abby's attention, and it may cause a breakup, which could be the best thing for her. In the meantime, his life reduces itself to lonely road trips and night after night in the world of Econo Lodges, Red Roof Inns and Motel 6s. The only excitement comes from harrowing nightmares and sleep fantasies, after which he awakes standing on the furniture or flying through the air.
I like this movie. More important, I like Mike Birbiglia in it. Whether he has a future in stand-up I cannot say, but he has a future as a monologist and actor. There was a documentary about stand-up comics who sweated to produce 15 minutes of material. They were in awe of a man like Bill Cosby, who just walked onstage and … talked. And could talk indefinitely, and entertain people. Birbiglia seems to be moving in that direction. He could become a filmmaker like Woody Allen, whose material is often simply himself. As first films go, "Sleepwalk With Me" is surprisingly successful.
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The nearly 2,000-square-foot prototype residence in Davis, Calif., is expected to generate a 2.6 megawatt-hour power surplus per year.
Credit: Michael Koenig, American Honda Motor Co.
Honda is making the plans for the experimental "smart home" it launched in March available to the public. In an announcement on a company website dedicated to the project, Michael Koenig, a project engineer in the Environmental Business Development Office of the company's North American subsidiary and the Honda Smart Home project lead, cited interest from architects, designers, researchers, engineers, and businesses worldwide as the team's motivation for turning the documents loose. Those interested in building a version of the home can download re-configurable architectural, interior design, and M/E/P 2D and 3D CAD files as well as PDF plans.
The nearly 2,000-square-foot Honda Smart Home was developed in partnership with the University of California Davis (U.C. Davis), where it is located in the school's 2011 West Village net-zero-energy housing development. Its suite of sustainable features includes: radiant and geothermal heating and cooling, a 9.5-kilowatt roof-mounted solar array, FSC-certified lumber and low-carbon concrete, rain gardens and xeriscaping, as well as orientation that follows passive-house principles. A 10-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery stores energy on site while a Honda Fit EV direct-current power source lets homeowners charge an electric vehicle in the garage without the typical conversion loss from alternating current sources.
Honda's Home Energy Management System can be used to monitor the home's energy usage, including that of the company's Fit EV direct-current power source for electric vehicles.
The project is expected to generate a surplus of 2.6 megawatt-hours of electricity per year, while a comparable home would consume about 13.3 megawatt-hours for the same period, according to a U.C. Davis announcement of the project in March.
The house is also fitted with Honda's proprietary Home Energy Management System (HEMS)—which appears to be a big reason for the project, according to Motherboard staff writer Jason Koebler. He notes that, of all the Smart Home files Honda released, the HEMS system isn't among them. Instead, users can download the aforementioned plans and, presumably (but not just yet), buy Honda's HEMS.
A view of the Home Energy Management System's dashboard.
"Honda isn't an architecture firm," Koenig told Motherboard. "We're not in the business of building houses. Honda wants to be involved in this future, and there are certainly some products where it might make sense for us to participate in. It'll be on the energy management side of it, for sure." Koenig declined tell Koebler when the company would begin selling HEMS systems to the public.
Honda worked with Lim Chang Rohling & Associates in Pasadena, Calif., to design the home, which was built by Woodland, Calif.-based Monley Cronin. It surpasses California's 2020 net-zero-energy residential target. Honda, along with researchers from U.C. Davis and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. will use the house as a site to evaluate new technology.
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In the successor to the worldwide hit "Ghost Rider", Johnny still struggling with his curse as the devil's bounty hunter is hiding out in a remote part of Eastern Europe when he is recruited by a secret sect of the church to save a young boy from the devil. At first, Johnny is reluctant to embrace the power of the Ghost Rider, but it is the only way to protect the boy and possibly rid himself of the curse forever. In 3D at select locations.
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McKean County SPCA Board Member Deb Wensel stands beside items collected by Friends' Memorial Public Library for their "Paws to Give" program.
The Kane Area Soccer fields have been a busy place this week. More than 75 players, including the ones pictured, are taking part in this week's Kane Area Soccer Association Summer Youth Camp. The camp instructors are current and former Kane High soccer players and coaches. The camp concludes tonight with players receiving T-shirts and enjoying a pizza party.
Andrew Zuzek, left, and Kevin Cleer look through some old yearbooks at Friday night's Project Graduation. The two were among Kane Area High School's 90 seniors to receive diplomas on Friday evening. Most of the graduates then attended the all-night Project Graduation celebration.
Sixth-grade students at the Kane Middle School are preparing their rockets for launching next week. The rocket project is part of the class taught by Matt Gasbarre, science teacher. Former school science teacher John Odonish, Lou Larson and parents are helping the students build their rockets. When launched next week at the school athletic field, the rockets will soar 1,000 feet.
Boy Scouts from Troops 422 and 427 of Kane met Monday evening at the Kane Cemeteries and put out flags to honor veterans in preparation for Memorial Day.
The third annual "Book Swap" was held Monday evening at the Kane Elementary School. Shakira Yoder (left), a third-grader at the school, trades in some books she's read for some she'll read this summer. She is the daughter of April (right) and Christopher Yoder of Mt. Jewett. First-grade teacher Vicky Anderson organizes the annual "Book Swap" in the school's multi-purpose room. "Celebrate Summer With Books" is the theme for this year's event. Children exchanged more than 1,000 books during the two-hour "Book Swap."
These three eighth-graders at the Kane Middle School begin their Easter break from classes Thursday by playing basketball at the court at Evergreen Park. The three 14-year-olds include, left to right: Ange Costanzo, Raymond Maze and Reed Williams. All three played on the middle school basketball team in the past season.
The Medieval Fair held Tuesday evening at the Kane Middle School gymnasium features many exhibits prepared by sixth-grade social studies students.
John Wolfe, a sixth-grade student at the Kane Middle School, dresses as a king for the Medieval Fair held Tuesday evening at the school gymnasium.
Kane Borough Police Officer Angela Knapp (right) fingerprints Abby Hollabaugh during kindergarten registration Thursday at the Kane Elementary School. Abby is the 5-year-old daughter of Sheila and Daniel Hollabaugh of Highland. Orientation for incoming kindergarten students is set Aug. 19-20.


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Aaron Gell, the fifth editor in chief of the New York Observer under owner Jared Kushner, has left the paper.
"Working for the Observer has been the best experience of my career," he wrote in an e-mail Wednesday afternoon to Observer reporters and friends. "I credit that to all of you, especially, but also to [former Observer eic] Peter [Kaplan] and all the writers and editors who passed through and helped create a newspaper that despite, ahem, everything has remained such a special place to work. It has been an absolute blast." Kaplan is now the editorial director of Fairchild Fashion Group.
Gell's departure was assumed after he was passed over two weeks ago for the editor in chief position for Ken Kurson, a personal friend of Kushner's who has more recently been involved in political consulting.
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Kushner invited Gell to stay on, though with the title he held previously, executive editor. At Kurson's first staff meeting, Gell said he was "thrilled" to have been asked to stay on, but staffers weren't sure of his plans.
A week later, he had a vague title in masthead: editorial development.
Gell succeeded Elizabeth Spiers when she left in August, just the latest eic Kushner has gone through in his seven years as owner. A former senior editor at W and Radar magazines, Gell came to the salmon-colored weekly in 2010 and was known for nurturing young reporters who, in true Observer fashion, later left for better-paying publications.
Upon taking over, he told staff the post wasn't temporary, and despite a shoe-string budget and frequent defections, Gell managed to draw back some old Observer hands, like George Gurley. Under his watch, the paper covered major stories with characteristic charm — the lead feature the week Hurricane Sandy struck, written by Gell, carried the headline, "New York to Sandy: 'Blow Me.'"
He wrote he'll now be consulting for a start-up, though he didn't offer details. Kurson is not the only personal associate Kushner has brought to the Observer. This week, he installed Joseph Meyer as cep of the Observer Media Group. In addition to his background in hedge funds, Meyer is also Kushner's brother in law, married to his sister Nicole.
There have been no radical changes in Kurson's short run so far. He lost a real estate reporter, Matt Chaban to Crain's, according to Capital New York, and cut an online column on public relations by Drew Kerr, a colleague of Gell's from their days at Radar. The lead feature this week is on escorts.
At a recent party at the house of violinist Joshua Bell, WWD asked Kushner about the recent changes and his hopes for Kurson's version of the Observer. Kushner said he preferred to let the paper speak for itself and declined to speak to a reporter. He just wanted to enjoy the music. "The press," he said, "just blows things out of proportion."


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Lafuente-Lafuente C, Mahé I, Extramiana F. Management of atrial fibrillation. BMJ. 2009;b5216.
Dobrev D, Nattel S. New antiarrhythmic drugs for treatment of atrial fibrillation. Lancet. 2010;375:1212-1223.
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Timeless allure. This handcrafted Italian Crystal Perfume Bottle is a heady blend of the unexpected—rich renaissance colors and contemporary art motifs. Mouth-blown and hand painted by Venetian glass artisans, it is an extraordinary example of cut-crystal artistry. Certificate of authenticity. Each will vary slightly. 4.25"h. x 2.25"dia.
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For more than 700 years, Venetian glass has remained unrivaled in artistry, innovation and beauty. This magnificent collection—like treasured mementoes of American sojourns in Italy—celebrates the many fine examples of historic and contemporary Murano glass curated by our National Museum of American History.
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On a rough-and-dirty construction site, this bespoke job trailer creates just the right image for its owner, a high-end contractor. Built on a stock flatbed, the wood frame is insulated, drywalled, and clad in sheets of recycled paper-resin. The equally sleek interior contains radiant heat under slate flooring, built-in casework, and low-voltage lighting. "It sets an impression and raises the expectations for subs and suppliers," says David D. Salmela, FAIA.
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- State and federal officials have agreed to sharply increase the capacity of an eastern Kansas reservoir that provides water for the cooling lake at a nearby nuclear power plant.
Kansas signed a deal with the U.S. Corps of Army Engineers on Thursday to raise the capacity at the federally owned John Redmond Reservoir by nearly 30 percent, the Wichita Eagle (http://bit.ly/17E1Gz7) reported.
The reservoir southeast of Emporia is 40 percent silted in, Kansas Water Office Director Tracy Streeter said, and fell to about 50 percent of capacity last year because of the drought.
The reservoir was able to provide water to the cooling lake at Wolf Creek Nuclear Power Plant, Streeter said, but the low level created concerns. Westar Energy, which provides electricity to nearly 225,000 customers in the Wichita area, owns 47 percent of the power plant.
The agreement signed Thursday increases the reservoir's elevation by 2 feet, raising the number of gallons available in storage from 16 billion to 22 billion.
"That will help mitigate the effects of a drought," Streeter said.
The reservoir currently is 13 to 14 feet above normal, and the corps is temporarily allowing it to operate at the higher level, Streeter said.
To achieve the increased storage, the reservoir's allowed conservation pool level will be increased while its flood level will be lowered. Water for Wolf Creek's cooling lake is pulled from the conservation pool.
The second phase of increasing Redmond's capacity is to start dredging the silt from the reservoir and strengthening the banks of the Neosho River to reduce the flow sediment.
While the state has about $1 million to pay a firm to design the dredging work, Streeter said his office will ask the Legislature to approve $25 million for the project.
The state hopes to begin dredging in 2014, he said.
After decades of silt slipping into the water, many of the state's lakes and reservoirs need to have sediment cleaned out, Streeter said.
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Gallery: Do you remember? -- Marshall's 1983 Green-White Game
The 1983 Marshall University Green-White spring game is played April 23, 1983.
From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons.
The 1983 record was 4-7, its best since 1976.
In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
We have a treasure trove of old negatives and photos at The Herald-Dispatch. Some of the images, we know. Others, we have no idea.
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1, Tim Kendrick, QB, Junior, Lakeland, Fla.
2, Pat Velarde, P, Senior, Yuma, Ariz.
3, Mark Grosse, WR, Freshman, Stow, W.Va.
4, Scott LaTulipe, K, Junior, Woodbridge, Va.
5, Robert Surratt, TB, Junior, Temple Hills, Md.
6, Larry Fourqurean, TB, Senior, Low Moor, Va.
7, John Jones, DB, Freshman, Holly Springs, Miss.
8, Garfield Lewis, CB, Sophomore, Lexington, Va.
9, Mark Brenneman, K, Freshman, Sistersville, W.Va.
10, Carl Fodor, QB, Sophomore, Weirton, W.Va.
11, Dan Patterson, QB, Senior, Phoenix, Ariz.
12, Bob Ulliman, SE, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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15, Alphonso Ferguson, QB, Freshman, Lexington, Ky.
16, Tom McClary, FL, Freshman, Obetz, Ohio.
17, Ted Carpenter, QB, Junior, Manassas, Va.
18, Mitch Weatherred, DB, Junior, Oxford, Md.
19, Tim Lewis, FL, Sophomore, Clarksburg, W.Va.
20, Eugene Pertee, CB, Senior, Sterling, Ohio.
21, Sydney Arrington, CB, Junior, Roanoke, Va.
22, Brian Swisher, SE, Sophomore, Friendly, W.Va.
23, Tim Bristow, RB, Freshman, Randleman, N.C.
24, Billy Hynus, FL, Junior, Huntington.
25, Dermont Smith, DB, Freshman, Dayton, Ohio.
27, Danny Abercrombie, TB, Sophomore, Coalwood, W.Va.
28, Mike Copenhaver, FS, Junior, Colliers, W.Va.
29, Jeff Ashmore, FB, Freshman, Loveland, Ohio.
30, Scott Walters, LB, Freshman, Ripley, W.Va.
31, Don Johnson, FB, Junior, Hamilton, Ohio.
32, Scott Hutchinson, WR, Junior, Proctorville, Ohio.
33, Dan Koah, RB, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
34, Leon Simms, DB, Junior, Queens, N.Y.
35, Glenn Bates, CB, Senior, Roselle, N.J.
36, Furess Whittington, TB, Freshman, Stamford, Conn.
37, Vincent Long, TB, Junior, Maitland, Fla.
38, Mike Cacioppo, FB, Junior, Phoenix, Ariz.
39, Todd Brown, DB, Freshman, Martinsburg, W.Va.
40, Darren Cook, WR, Freshman, New Martinsville, W.Va.
41, Jim Coupe, DE, Senior, Hampton, Va.
42, Terry Echols, LB, Senior, Corrine, W.Va.
43, Trey Duffy, DE, Junior, Bellaire, W.Va.
44, Randy Clarkson, FB, Sophomore, Columbus, Ohio.
45, David Clay, LB, Freshman, Saulsville, W.Va.
46, Eric Griffith, DE, Junior, Tempe, Ariz.
48, TonyLellie, LB, Junior, Weirton, W.Va.
51, Tom McConkey, OT, Junior, Wheeling, W.Va.
52, Norval Curtis, NG, Junior, Queens, N.J.
53, Stephen Blackwell, OG, Senior, Anderson, Ind.
54, Serge Wing, LB, Junior, Dale City, Va.
55, Juan Stout, C, Junior, Lexington, Ky.
57, Tom Brunoni, DE, Freshman, Sistersville, W.Va.
58, Randy Hawkins, NG, Senior, Roanoke, Va.
59, Brian Mays, LB, Junior, Wintersville, Ohio.
60, Sam Manos, C, Sophomore, New Castle, Pa.
61, Jeff Carroll, LN, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
62, Jay Gleich, OT, Freshman, Oak Hill, W.Va.
64, Tony Bolland, DT, Freshman, Rand, W.Va.
65, Steve Staley, OT, Freshman, New Cumberland, W.Va.
66, Jamie Huff, OG, Freshman, Chester, W.Va.
67, Mark Taylor, OG, Senior, West View, Pa.
69, Steve Wendt, OT, Junior, Titusville, Fla.
71, Jeff Borman, DT, Junior, Cincinnati, Ohio.
72, Ray Lamb, OG, Sophomore, Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
73, J. C. Curry, NG, Junior, W. Jefferson, Ohio.
75, Mike Powers, OG, Freshman, Lavalette, W.Va.
76, Steve Stoll, OG, Junior, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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78, Ethan Fields, DT, Junior, Coolidge, W.Va.
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86, Ted Jackson, TE, Junior, Dale City, Va.
87, Todd Evans, TE, Senior, Southmont, N.C.
88, Darryl Johnson, DE, Freshman, Louisville, Ky.
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90, Ken Conway, TE, Junior, Dade City, Fla.
91, Chuck Felty, DT, Sophomore, Ceredo, W.Va.
92, Marty Palazeti, DE, Junior, Dearborn, Mich.
93, James Wynes, DT, Junior, Talcott, W.Va.
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95, Nick Miller, DB, Freshman, Coal Grove, Ohio.
96, Larry Canterbury, DE, Sophomore, Hurricane, W.Va.
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Manage password policies in a way that is consistent with industry best practices. Administrators can align Adobe Connect solutions with their existing security policies.
Safeguard, store, and track electronic communications to help ensure compliance with internal policies, as well as with government regulations. Enable forced recordings of all meetings, save chat transcripts, and display notices and disclaimers to all meeting participants.
Enjoy an interface that makes it easier for visually and hearing impaired individuals to participate in meetings. The UI is completely navigable by keyboard, is friendly to screen readers, and supports hot keys for important functionality. A real-time captioning extension is also available.
Adobe Connect integrates readily with your existing systems, from learning management systems to your communications infrastructure, (including audio, email, IM, chat, video teleconferencing, and VoIP). Bring together existing communications infrastructure to enable unified communications across existing investments. Extend capabilities leveraging an SDK to easily create new capabilities that address specific use cases.
Leverage your existing investments in video conferencing solutions including Tandberg, Polycom, and PictureTel by integrating with video telephony devices supporting SIP/H.264. Meeting hosts can now bring live audio/video broadcast streams into Adobe Connect meeting rooms.
Use Universal Voice to integrate Adobe Connect with virtually any audio provider or teleconferencing platform for richer audio experiences and increased cost effectiveness. Advanced audio capabilities are available via premiere partners PGi and InterCall as well as Avaya, Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, and MeetingOne.
Easily schedule, start, and join Adobe Connect meetings from your Microsoft Outlook or IBM Lotus Notes email and calendar. Use integrated address books, availability lookup, and recurrence features for increased efficiency and productivity.
As a meeting host, see a list of invitees and their presence on Microsoft Live Communications Server (LCS) and Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS). Initiate chat conversations with LCS or OCS instant message users directly from within Adobe Connect.
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Since Adobe Connect is based on ActionScript® 3.0, you can now tap into a community of over one million Flex developers to quickly build extensions to Adobe Connect core functionality.
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Collect usage information by minutes, rooms, training objects, storage, logins, and other parameters. Configure cost centers and apply usage charges to hosts, individuals, meetings, or any group you define.
Configure your Adobe Connect system to automatically notify system administrators when usage approaches your license threshold. Define warnings, notifications, and email alerts. Report on system usage and license capacity.
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Enable viewers to quickly skip to the most relevant information with automatic indexing of your recording. Deliver focused recordings by editing content and indexes, making participants anonymous, and hiding specific meeting functionality.
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Either standard or custom, email templates can be developed quickly and easily using new drag-and-drop capabilities. Email triggers can be created for specified registration groups at predefined times.
Boost participation by eliminating technical barriers. Adobe Flash Player software is already installed on virtually all Internet-connected computers, so your audience can easily access course content via Adobe Connect.
With Adobe Connect software, you can rapidly create and deploy content with instant publishing of content to the cloud, easy-to-use plug-ins for Microsoft PowerPoint, and industry-leading authoring tools including Adobe Captivate® and Adobe Presenter. Content creators can author materials and complete courses within days versus weeks, creating content once and publishing it for access across virtually any device. In addition, future eLearning sessions can be repeated without preparation using persistent virtual classrooms.
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Author once and deploy across virtually any device, instead of recreating content many times to work on specific devices. Publish training instantly to the cloud, including Adobe Captivate and Presenter content, for deployment and tracking across broadly based audiences.
Record Adobe Connect virtual classroom sessions. Download, edit, and manage course content using the fully searchable Adobe Connect content library. Choose any previously created course from the content library to teach within your virtual classroom.
Save virtual classroom layouts and content as reusable templates for individual or systemwide use. Content saved in templates becomes instantly available in new virtual classrooms created from those templates.
Directly publish SCORM and AICC compliant content to the Adobe Connect Server in order to leverage your existing learning libraries for use in Adobe Connect training courses and curricula, and make it easy to track individual and learner group activities and progress.
Teach and collaborate from any distance and at any time with a proven software solution that's easy to access and use. With Adobe Connect, you can deliver interactive, engaging course content to employees, partners, or customers via live virtual classrooms, self-paced learning modules, or on-demand training.
Leverage a backstage area and "prepare mode" to coordinate virtual classes behind the scenes, enabling multiple instructors to simultaneously update their layouts and upload new content on-the-fly without disrupting presentations in progress, helping ensure seamless execution.
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With Adobe Connect, everyone in attendance can complete simulations and quizzes and interact with content at the same time while remaining inside the virtual classroom experience.
Make sure learners who missed a session don't miss out. All interactive, hands-on components — such as quizzes, simulations, and links — remain interactive even in recorded classroom sessions and meetings.
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Enable knowledge to flourish across learner communities, with user-generated content sharing workflows, and interactivity around content, including rating, tagging, and discussion with peers or experts, powered by Adobe Experience Manager Communities.
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Gain real-time analytics and graphical interpretations of data to instantly grasp trends, successes, and problem areas that can be acted on immediately - from content views and video drop-off details, through to metrics on overall community participation and interactivity.
Easily enroll users or groups in courses, curriculums, and virtual classrooms or let users browse an online catalog offered by your organization. You can also set and manage permissions to control who can see certain listings.
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Enable learners to view their assigned training and easily track their individual progress through learning paths. Curriculum managers and administrators can use prerequisites and test-outs to guide access and content selection.
Assess course effectiveness with robust reports that provide a meaningful overview of student progress. Enable authors to gauge the effectiveness of their courses through customizable reports. Slide-level and question-level feedback indicates where revisions are needed.
Leverage industry-standard security for secure content delivery and confidential result tracking. Adobe Connect Server uses the industry standards SSL and TLS to provide 128-bit encrypted channels for HTTPS and RTMPS.
Adobe Connect provides a variety of integration points with your existing systems and is highly extensible, making it possible for your organization to easily create new capabilities to address your specific business needs.
Take advantage of integration with several of the top Learning Management System (LMS) providers to deliver enhanced online learning features and capabilities. Users can easily manage their Adobe Connect meetings and courses from within the LMS environment.
Use Universal Voice to integrate Adobe Connect with virtually any audio provider or teleconferencing platform for richer audio experiences and increased cost effectiveness. Advanced audio capabilities are available via premiere partners PGi and InterCall as well as Avaya, Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, and MeetingOne.
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Templates enable quick creation of landing pages, speaker information, registration pages, login pages and emails. Leveraging built-in Adobe CQ technology, templates and content can be customized using several rich components, including images, tables, charts, and carousels.
Either standard or custom, email templates can be developed quickly and easily using new drag-and-drop capabilities. Email triggers can be created for specified registration groups at predefined times.
To improve event discovery, automatically generate a master event catalog listing all events, which can be quickly embedded into a website. Users can create multiple tags within a catalog, providing options to view events by date, topic or other identifiers.
Prerecord content for seamless replay during a live session for a more consistent experience across viewers.
Prepare room environments once and reuse continuously, including layouts, content, video, quizzes, polls, notes, and other elements, as well as the meeting room URL itself.
Maximize reach by enabling participants to join your events from virtually any device, with simplified access and reminders to ensure users don't miss your event.
Enable convenient webinar access from virtually all mobile devices, including Apple iPad, iPod touch, and iPhone, as well as Google Android™ devices and BlackBerry PlayBook.
Save time and money by automating email invitations, confirmations, reminders, and post-event communications to promote your event, keep it top of mind, and follow up with attendees.
Not everyone can make it to a scheduled webinar. Easily record meetings for later viewing. Adobe Connect recorded meetings retain the rich functionality from live webinars, allowing viewing of the attendee list, access to downloadable content, and more.
Repurpose your webinars by recording them, converting to MP4, and streaming them for access across any device.
Simplify login experiences for participants, with the option of enabling them to login to an event directly by using their email addresses, eliminating password requirements.
Reach large audiences instantly and communicate your message most effectively leveraging rich meeting features, high-quality streaming video and more, leveraging Adobe Connect for Webinars for events up to 1,500 or Adobe Connect Webcast scaling up to tens of thousands.
Deliver experiences that inspire participants to take action, with tools that help you communicate your message with the greatest impact—including intuitive event layouts and controls, dynamic multimedia content and video streaming without additional downloads, social media integration, and real-time engagement monitoring tools.
Monitor engagement in real time with an engagement dashboard. A color-coded meter helps event hosts track content effectiveness. Critical information can be tracked to influence and enhance future events and sessions.
Manage a range of participant privileges in real time including roles, sharing, chatting, and more. Conduct behind‐the‐scenes collaboration with other presenters before and during the event using a special presenter‐only area that cannot be seen by other webinar participants.
Share a variety of content types including animated presentations, images, audio, video, and more. Because anyone in your meeting is already using Adobe Flash Player, attendees can view any content via Adobe Connect without additional plug-ins.
Conduct polls, answer questions, and communicate complex ideas using images, animations, notes, whiteboards, and video. Initiate chat-based question-and-answer sessions, with complete control over the question queue, visibility, and question delegation.
Brand your event by customizing the look and feel of your webinar. Save layouts and content as reusable templates for your own use, or share them systemwide. Create custom interactive applications using Adobe's Collaboration Builder Software Development Kit (SDK).
Use Universal Voice to integrate Adobe Connect with virtually any audio provider or teleconferencing platform for richer audio experiences and increased cost effectiveness. Advanced audio capabilities are available via premiere partners PGi and InterCall as well as Avaya, Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, and MeetingOne.
Optimize events for maximum return on investment and exceptional participant experiences with built-in, easy-to-use analytical tools that identify top-performing promotions, measure webinar engagement, and generate rich visual interpretations of data for faster decision making. Qualify leads based on demographic and behavioral dimensions, and integrate with lead management and customer relationship management (CRM) systems for high-yield outreach.
Evaluate and refine promotional tactics with robust campaign tracking capabilities that enable you to identify channels that produce the highest traffic, as well as the most qualified leads.
Detailed reporting of user engagement and attendance helps you to understand which parts of the event were effective and the ones that require improvements.
Participant profiles combine demographic information from registration questions such as name, email, etc., with the behavioral information from event participation such as poll responses, engagement level and questions asked, for more effective follow-ups and lead qualification.
Follow up with the best prospects by identifying the leads with the greatest potential and integrating with lead management and customer relationship management (CRM) systems, such as Eloqua, Marketo, and Salesforce.com for high-yield outreach.
Reduce the time and internal resources needed to plan, coordinate, and moderate your online events by engaging with an Adobe Connect Event Services partner. Services support a variety of scenarios, from one-off virtual events and training, to multi-day virtual conferences, and include all pre-, during-, and post-event management. Some baseline services offered by these partners are noted below. View a complete list of partners providing event services here.
Ensure success from the outset by using Adobe experts to assess your meeting needs, develop a customized project plan, and recommend best practices for your event. An Adobe Event Services partner will also work with you to create engaging, branded meeting-room layouts.
Make sure your team, especially the presenters, understands how to use the features and functions of Adobe Connect before the event. Enlist the help of an Adobe Event Services partner for training and rehearsals.
Ensure that everything is working as anticipated before the event. An Adobe Event Services partner can test all equipment and content in advance and provide event moderation and management.
Once the webinar is over, your Adobe Event Services partner can provide a recording of your event, participant information, polling results, and analytics around engagement, interactivity, and campaign tracking - that you can review to help measure the overall effectiveness of your event, and score leads.