With multiple concurrent tracks, there's not enough time to catch everything you want to see. Worry not! All presentations are recorded, however the presenter can denied us permission to keep the recording.
Keynote talks are available to conference registrants through the virtual platform at the end of the day the presentation was given, and posters are always open in the virtual poster hall. Once we parse out the recordings for a talk, it gets posted to the virtual platform. Unfortunately, a definitive timeline for this cannot be provided as there are too many uncontrollable variables, but an estimate is approximately 10-15 days after the conference.
The virtual platform for a conference stays live for 6 months, but only to registrants for that conference. At the 6 month mark, the virtual platform is taken down and the videos are released on our YouTube channel, provided we have permission from the presenter to share it, which is open to the public.
Permissions
ISCB acts to ensure it is compliant with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). To this end, we cannot share any recordings until we have express permission from the copyright holder in the recording to do so under Creative Commons 4 License (CC4). Permissions are first collected with the Confirmation of Participation form (CoP) required of all presenters. If you have given a talk at an ISCB conference but cannot see the video in the associated playlists, be sure you have filled out the permission form allowing us to share it. The forms are conference specific and listed on the ISBCtv page.
Navigating YouTube
The playlists section of our YouTube channel shows the overview of playlists for various events (i.e. ISMB, ISCB-LATAM, or ISCBacademy), but an event doesn't show all the playlists within it simply by looking at the screen. If you click on the title of that event, for example "ISMB and ISMB/ECCB Playlists" it loads all of the playlists we have available for that event. You then have to scroll to the bottom (which takes scrolling to the bottom of the page to load more playlists multiple times) and you'll see the most recent playlists. There's also the channel search tool on the top right, just click on the magnifying glass icon.
The videos section of our YouTube channel shows the videos in order of release date by default; if you scroll to the bottom of the listed videos it will load more. Every video has the presentation title, presenter(s), conference, year, and track in the video description so you can search for any of them using Ctrl+F as well as YouTube's search function.
Questions
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