Abstract: A computer system receives a definition of a group that includes an indication of a hierarchal rank of group members, a plurality of content items that correspond to the group, and identifying information indicating at least one group member that corresponds to a content item. A search input by a first user is detected and an indication of a hierarchal rank for the first user is stored. Determining a weight to assign to a search result includes comparing a hierarchal rank of at least one group member that corresponds to the first content item with the hierarchal rank of the first user.

Abstract: A computer system receives a definition of a group that includes an indication of a hierarchal rank of group members, a plurality of content items that correspond to the group, and identifying information indicating at least one group member that corresponds to a content item. A search input by a first user is detected and an indication of a hierarchal rank for the first user is stored. Determining a weight to assign to a search result includes comparing a hierarchal rank of at least one group member that corresponds to the first content item with the hierarchal rank of the first user.

Abstract: A computer system receives data that includes indications of a plurality of agenda items that correspond to the group event. During the group event, the system captures, by a media recording device, media data, converts the captured media data to a searchable version of the media data and searches the searchable version of the media data to determine a first time frame of the media data that corresponds to a first agenda item of the plurality of agenda items. The system displays, in a user interface that is accessible to at least one user associated with the group event, the representation of the media data. A first portion of the representation of the media data that corresponds to the first time frame is visually distinguished from at least a portion of the representation of the media data that does not correspond to the first time frame.

Abstract: A computer system receives data that includes indications of a plurality of agenda items that correspond to the group event. During the group event, the system captures, by a media recording device, media data, converts the captured media data to a searchable version of the media data and searches the searchable version of the media data to determine a first time frame of the media data that corresponds to a first agenda item of the plurality of agenda items. The system displays, in a user interface that is accessible to at least one user associated with the group event, the representation of the media data. A first portion of the representation of the media data that corresponds to the first time frame is visually distinguished from at least a portion of the representation of the media data that does not correspond to the first time frame.

Abstract: A computer system receives a definition of a group that includes an indication of a hierarchal rank of group members, a plurality of content items that correspond to the group, and identifying information indicating at least one group member that corresponds to a content item. A search input by a first user is detected and an indication of a hierarchal rank for the first user is stored. Determining a weight to assign to a search result includes comparing a hierarchal rank of at least one group member that corresponds to the first content item with the hierarchal rank of the first user.

Abstract: A computer system receives a definition of a group that includes an indication of a hierarchal rank of group members, a plurality of content items that correspond to the group, and identifying information indicating at least one group member that corresponds to a content item. A search input by a first user is detected and an indication of a hierarchal rank for the first user is stored. Determining a weight to assign to a search result includes comparing a hierarchal rank of at least one group member that corresponds to the first content item with the hierarchal rank of the first user.

Abstract: A computer system receives data that includes indications of a plurality of agenda items that correspond to the group event. During the group event, the system captures, by a media recording device, media data, converts the captured media data to a searchable version of the media data and searches the searchable version of the media data to determine a first time frame of the media data that corresponds to a first agenda item of the plurality of agenda items. The system displays, in a user interface that is accessible to at least one user associated with the group event, the representation of the media data. A first portion of the representation of the media data that corresponds to the first time frame is visually distinguished from at least a portion of the representation of the media data that does not correspond to the first time frame.

Abstract: A computer system generates an action based on a first task includes receiving a definition of a group, stores the definition, and receives task information for the task that corresponds to the group. The task information includes a milestone corresponding to the task and identifying information for the task. The task information is stored, a milestone status is determined, and a prompt is displayed for generating the action. The prompt includes the identifying information for the task and eligible action participants. The eligible action participants include at least a subset of the group members. An indication of selected eligible action participants is received. Action information corresponding to the action is transmitted to the selected eligible action participants.

Abstract: A computer system receives a definition of a group that includes an indication of a hierarchal rank of group members, a plurality of content items that correspond to the group, and identifying information indicating at least one group member that corresponds to a content item. A search input by a first user is detected and an indication of a hierarchal rank for the first user is stored. Determining a weight to assign to a search result includes comparing a hierarchal rank of at least one group member that corresponds to the first content item with the hierarchal rank of the first user.