XPOCAST® Flex™

XPOCAST® Flex™ creates an exciting new presentation model for webcast and video broadcast interactivity. Traditional webcasts provide fixed elements within the webcast console. XPOCAST® Flex™ provides interactive panels that can be moved and resized.

An XPOCAST® Flex™ presentation consists of a series of information and content panels that house the elements of a presentation. Audience members can move the panels around the screen, resize panels or selectively show or hide panels as they desire. Panels can also be configured by the speaker to be fixed on the screen instead of movable.

XPOCAST Flex Supported Panels

Supported Panels include:

  • Video
  • Slides
  • Chat room
  • Question list
  • Handouts
  • Presentation abstract
  • Twitter feed
  • External web pages
  • Text or HTML
  • Virtual event content
  • Moderated chat
  • Buddy wall

"Build Your Own" Panels

Flexible Panels support the ultimate in flexibility by allowing you to incorporate an external web page inside a panel. In addition, you can embed HTML code to be displayed inside a panel. Using this capability, you can incorporate the following content in your panels:

  • YouTube videos
  • Twitter widgets
  • Wikipedia pages
  • Facebook pages
  • And more!

Benefits

  • Personalized viewing experiences for the audience.
  • Ability to customize the console layout (e.g. video, slides, Q&A, speaker info) to your individual needs.
  • Dramatically increased branding options through the use of fully customized layouts.
  • Rapid reuse of layouts across multiple webcasts.

When to Use

XPOCAST® Flex™ is perfect for keynote presentations, breakout sessions, town hall meetings and training sessions. Use XPOCAST® Flex™ to provide your viewers with a personalized user experience.


Features

  • Support for XPOCAST® video streaming, enabling on demand synchronization and simulive playback
  • Panels can be configured to be movable or fixed.
  • Support for a large number of panels, accessible by clicking icons at the bottom of the screen.
  • A library of standard templates that can be used off-the-shelf, or as a starting point for customization.