Panopto Launches New AI-Powered Knowledge Intelligence Capabilities

Panopto officially announced a new wave of platform innovation that aims to advance its vision for knowledge intelligence – helping organizations move beyond storing video to activating the knowledge inside it.
The new capabilities work to scale organizations’ abilities to create engaging learning experiences through enhanced, data-informed and AI-powered workflows. Panopto said that this aims to help organizations understand how video knowledge is being consumed, connect learning to business and program outcomes, strengthen governance and deliver the Panopto experience.
The company introduced a new AI Quiz Generation that automatically creates interactive knowledge checks from presentations and video content in Panopto’s AI Video Studio. This serves to give learning teams, instructors and content creators a more efficient way to support comprehension and retention as well as turn existing recordings into more engaging learning experiences without building assessments manually. Quizzes generated are grounded in organizations’ content to maintain relevance and accuracy. The text is also fully editable by the author.
Panopto also launched Connect Analytics, a feature that gives learning leaders greater visibility into how recorded knowledge is being consumed in Panopto Connect. Organizations can identify engagement trends, understand where viewers drop off, see which content is resonating, and use those insights to improve learning experiences. The new Knowledge Insights Data Connector brings Panopto data directly into business intelligence tools, including Power BI, Tableau and Excel, as well as higher education student success platforms.
The new Connect User Management API serves to enhance user provisioning and audience management across employees, customers, partners, students, instructors and other learners in Panopto Connect. Panopto said that these new capabilities reinforce its commitment to efficient and effective visual learning.
“Helping people find trusted sources of information so that they can efficiently move forward is one part of knowledge intelligence,” said Stephen Laster, CEO of Panopto. “In both formal and informal learning, people need reinforcement and practice. Educators and sponsors need to understand how knowledge is being used and connect learning to measurable outcomes. I am excited by these advancements based on the invaluable feedback from our customer councils.”



