Microsoft yesterday aounced the release of aotations for Video Pulse allowing you to aotate any Pulse event within your dashboard. As you can expect, Aotations let you take notes on your event within the Pulse graph to map key moments in time to how your audience reacted.
You can start using aotations in Video Pulse the same way you would use aotations for a live Pulse event. Select the “add aotation” button below your graph in your Pulse dashboard and select the moment in the video that you want to aotate. Then add your caption and save, either to your private dashboard or publicly to your Video Pulse.
Aotations can be either private or public. You can keep it private to use the feature for behind-the-scenes analytics. If you make it public, you can reference them as you watch the video and play back Pulse results. Audience can click on these public aotations to fast forward directly to that portion of the video, which makes public video aotations a great way to share highlights and important moments.
Read more about this release here.