If I want to upload a file to Box,
why do I need to go to Box?
Why do I need you to know Box exists if I'm a user?
Why do I need to have training in all these different systems
and where to go and URLs?
Why can't I just go to the place I
know students are going to be, whether that's
a content management system, learning management
system, what have you, and drag and drop my file and get
asked, would you like this to be saved somewhere?
With [INAUDIBLE] centers in one page,
you can identify the things that you want to use.
So if you want to use images or if you want to upload a video,
do you want to have the text or the transcriptions on the page?
You can upload all those pieces easily.
Would you like this to be presented
as a link or an inline PDF or whatever,
instead of right now where you have,
I got to go figure out where to place this file.
I got to set permissions correctly.
I need you to know enough HTML in order to make it show up,
all of things that I'm going to be judged
on if I'm a faculty member that I really
shouldn't need to know.
They like it more just because they
can be part of that process, whereas before some things
were a little bit harder for them
to use because they're not as comfortable
with the technology.
A lot of times once they are done writing content,
I kind of moved on my own.
We can kind of do this collaboratively,
just because the technology is a lot easier to use.
What use to take say three or four steps,
now it take one because it is on that one kind of page format,
where you can select which pieces you want to use.
So we really ultimately don't want people going anywhere
to accomplish the thing they want.
The future of our authoring experience
will basically be people click once and do the thing they want
and then forget about it.