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In 2015 Eric Burns became the company's CEO, as previous CEO William Guttman became the Executive Chairman of the company.

#Panopto free software

Meanwhile, other professors have integrated the software directly into their courses in a process of blended learning. According to Professor Michael Weston of the University of HoustonвЂ“Victoria, Panopto was helpful when it came to athletes or other students that were required to miss classes in order to take care of other responsibilities. The software is also compatible with IMS Global Learning Consortium cross-platform incorporation tools, specifically with the university standard software integration program Learning Tools Interoperability. An additional product capability called Unison was released in 2011 that allowed the uploading of existing video into Panopto's media library. In 2012 the company released an iOS app version of its software allowing students to utilize its media software on iPhones and iPads to record media and submit the recordings as assignments. By the end of the year, it had signed licensing agreements with 400 separate universities globally. In early 2011 Panopto raised $4 million from a consortium of 17 investors. In addition to its lecture capturing software Focus, the company also offers tools that allow videos to be searched, viewed, and edited on the Internet. In 2011, Pearson Education announced it would sell Panopto products to its customer base. In 2010 Macmillan Publishers announced a partnership with Panopto to produce a software called Panopto Fusion, which allowed individual professors to utilize lecture capture software if their institutions had not yet partnered with the company. In 2009 the company announced that it had partnered with Moodle's open source project to provide its lecture capturing software to over twenty million users worldwide. Д«y 2008 over 100,000 lectures had been viewed via Panopto lecture capturing technology. Panopto software has, since that point, offered the recording of university lectures and business presentations, the streaming of live events, the managing of video libraries, the capability of video search, and other knowledge management services. The company quickly signed up over 400 major universities (largely in the U.S.) allowing it to compete effectively with larger and better capitalized companies such as Echo 360 and Sonic Foundry.

#Panopto free for free

Winney spearheaded the 'Socrates Project' whereby the company provided the software for free but charged for support. Winney, as the founding CEO, and Guttman formally incorporated the company in 2007. Company history ДЄccording to Burns, the idea for the company came to the founders in 2002 as the cost of storing video images on computer became cheaper than storing the same footage on videotape. Winney is currently the President and General Manager of HappyOrNot Americas and the co-founder of Conserve.io, an environmental technology, non-profit network. Brad Winney who ran ClariFI (in which William Guttman was an early investor) raised the initial round of capital, recruited the initial core team and functioned as the company's CEO until 2010. Eric Burns, also still with the company, was the co-inventor of the SlideCentric and CourseCast software at CMU that led to the founding of the company. Guttman co-founded Carnegie Mellon's CyLab and has built several other companies (such as NASDAQ-listed Printcafe, now a division of Electronics for Imaging). Guttman is currently a partner with TL Ventures and Special Adviser to the Provost of Carnegie Mellon University.