Getting started

MultiView Player supports multiple video streams and automatically adjusts based on window size and layout. When viewing on-demand presentations, you can expand a stream and navigate its thumbnails.

• Live broadcasts: presentations that are broadcast while they are being recorded. You can join a live broadcast before it begins or after it has already started. Live DVR is also available.

• On-demand presentations: presentations that are played back any time after they have been recorded.

• Portable presentations: recorded presentations that are self-contained and can be played back from your local hard drive or a CD. Portable presentations do not require a network connection. Interactive features (polls, asking questions, sharing presentation) are not available in portable presentations.

MultiView Player supports screen readers, captions, audio descriptions and keyboard shortcuts. For more information, see Navigating MultiView Player, Accessibility features, and Shortcut keys.

The features available in your system may differ from the ones described here. Contact your instructor for more information.

When you close a presentation before it is finished, a bookmark is created so that you can resume viewing the presentation at the same point later. For example, if you are viewing a presentation and exit the window at 3:17 minutes into the presentation when you launch the presentation again the presentation will begin playing at 3:17 minutes. Bookmarks are not saved if you are an unauthenticated user, that is, you have not logged into the system.

Some presentations, when viewed in a channel or showcase, support annotations. Annotations are used to provide additional information at specific points during a presentation. Depending on how a presentation is configured, you may be able to add annotations and comment on annotations added by others.

For detailed instructions on using annotations, click the Help button in the showcase or channel containing the presentation you are viewing.

If your organization has provided a compliance privacy policy, you will find a link to it at the bottom of the Info panel. Click Compliance Policy to view your organization's policy.

This guide provides detailed instructions for using Multiview Player to view and engage presentations. Before you begin using this guide, here is some information on notes and other conventions used here.

Throughout the help, you will find notes containing information important enough to be distinguished from the main text. While reading this document, you may encounter the following notes:

Greater than signs (>) indicate successive choices. For example: “Click Projects > New Project” indicates that you will click the Projects menu item and select New Project from the resulting drop-down list.

Symbol	Description
	Notes with this symbol provide tips that will help you further understand or use the feature being discussed.
	Notes with this symbol include cross-references to resources that will provide additional information and / or instructions.
	Notes with this symbol provide information and warnings that will help you to avoid losing content or breaking your system.