If you have an Interfolio Dossier account, this preview feature actually replaces the previous “Details” pane, making the preview experience standard for everything you have stored with us. Specifically, we’ve added an in-browser viewer for documents and images, as well as a video playback feature. We’ve also raised the bar on file storage across our platform, ensuring that all candidates through Interfolio now have a reliable, easy way to preview how their materials appear to the person or committee receiving them. We know there are kinds of academic and creative work that can’t be saved as a PDF, and you may have other digital materials living online somewhere that you would like to store alongside the more conventional academic materials in your account. In addition to these two media types, we’ve added the ability to store URLs-such as for a web project or personal website-as items in your Interfolio account. YouTube: Create videos and manage your channel.These are essentially the two most widely-used services for storing and distributing videos online. When it comes to videos, we support content stored on YouTube and on Vimeo. With images, you can now upload image files the same way that you could upload other kinds of files. And institutions using B圜ommittee to run academic searches or faculty reviews can accept these types of media in applications and promotion/tenure cases. Starting today, you can store image files and video links (YouTube and Vimeo) as materials in your Dossier. Images, videos, and URLs as academic materials Because it’s pretty important that you can be sure what your tenure packet or job application looks like to the committee on the other end.
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In addition, we’ve extended the full document preview feature to everyone who uses an Interfolio account to manage their academic materials-another need we’ve heard about from our university partners. It’s a consideration that applies to a slew of major fields: visual art, film, theatre, dance, music, architecture, computer science, anthropology, biology, and others. Supporting audio and visual materials is something that we’ve heard about for some time from many institutions as a high priority in order to successfully review the work of either current faculty or new applicants online. As with all of our product development decisions, we made these moves because this is what our partners at over 125 institutions told us would make the most significant improvements for their academic searches and reviews. This release is really a continuation of other recent investments we’ve made in the tools available to scholars to collect, organize, and submit their academic work through Interfolio. Investing in your digital tools for presenting your work
Today we’re rolling out the next bundle of improvements for individuals who are using Interfolio to collect and present their academic materials (including the ability to include images and videos)-both in our Dossier product for candidates and in our B圜ommittee platform for institutions.
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