Panopto Focus 4.0 and Panopto Unison are built on the same platform, and can be implemented separately or together. Other improvements to the new platform include: leading edge search perform- ance with dramatic improvements to the search engine; supported automated cap- tioning services that users can now easily modify or create their own; DVR-like func- tionality for review purposes, plus the abil- ity to "go live" and follow along in real time; Social Media integration; the cre- ation of a new hierarchical folder struc- ture making it easier to organize, manage and browse a Panopto library; improve- ments to file sharing through the pro- gram's management console; the ability to record, broadcast, and archive in HD; improvements to its Blackboard Building Block, which offers the auto synchroniza- tion of course adds and drops, provision- ing multiple folders, Teaching Assistant accounts; and finally Panopto - Moodle Block, which provides updates for com- patibility with Moodle 2.0 that include sin- gle sign on, automatic provisioning and publishing.
www.panopto.com. moveAtlas
Atlas Van Lines is embracing the hand- held digital revolution with the release of moveAtlas, a free, easy-to-use application for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Atlas Van Lines is the largest subsidiary of Atlas World Group, an Evansville, Indiana-based company. Nearly 500 Atlas interstate mov- ing agents in the U.S. and Canada special- ize in corporate relocation, household moving services and in the specialized transportation of high-value items.
moveAtlas provides access to expert advice, moving quotes and shipment tracking. The app offers shipment tracking capability for both corporate and residen- tial customers. This application offers instant access to: pre-move to-do lists, including check boxes to help complete organized tasks; packing tips for the do-it- yourself mover; a four-week planner to organize time-sensitive tasks; a quoting feature for both full-service van line moves and "Smart Move" container moves; the ability to track shipments; and a checklist for moving day.
www.moveAtlas.com
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Hornblower Hybrid
Hornblower Hybrid, the nation's largest commercial hybrid vessel, is scheduled to make its home in New York City this November. Hydrogen fuel cells, solar pan- els and wind turbines can power this 600- passenger energy-conserving vessel, which will transport guests on sightsee- ing, dinner and event cruises.
"In addition to the breakthrough technol- ogy that powers the vessel, our guests will be amazed with the innovative on-board technology,” said Terry MacRae, CEO of Hornblower Cruises and Events. "Great attention to detail went into creating this vessel, including all the high-tech fea- tures.”
The vessel incorporates sustainable mate- rials throughout the design. Its distinctive exterior features blue-tinted recycled glass exterior viewing platforms. Intimate low voltage mood lighting, aluminum wall coverings and ceiling panels and Vetrazzo countertops of recycled glass further reduce resource consumption, while cre- ating a contemporary look. Two indoor decks can accommodate a variety of con- figurations for corporate and social events, while thousands of energy effi- cient LED lights are customizable to any color scheme.
Charter and public cruise guests can also enjoy the multiple open-air decks, vessel- wide multimedia system, on-board touch- screen tablets and complimentary Wi-Fi.
www.hornblower.com
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