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# Getting Started

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If you are using Kaltura Media Space or KAF (Kaltura integration inside LMSs), Annoto is a [premier Kaltura partner](https://corp.kaltura.com/kaltura-premier-partners/annoto/) and can be enabled in your platform with a click of a button.

If you are using custom Kaltura player embed on your platform you are in the right place!
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Kaltura player allows extending its functionality via an extensive plugin system. To simplify Annoto integration within the Kaltura player, we have developed a plugin that allows adding Annoto with a simple `flashvars` configuration while allowing full customisation of the Annoto Widget.

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For more information on the Kaltura player toolkit and plugins please refer to [Kaltura documentation](https://knowledge.kaltura.com/help/kaltura-player-toolkit-theme-skin-and-plugins-guide).
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The integration of Annoto plugin consist of 3 simple steps:

1. Setup Annoto plugin in the Kaltura universal studio (KMC) or using custom javascript.
2. Add javascript to modify the configuration of the Widget to fit your needs.
3. (Optional) Implement Single Sign On (SSO) integration and use the widget API.


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