Lyle Johnson, KNET Video Coordinator
For more information or assistance with your video conferencing needs, please contact:
Phone: 807-737-1135, ext 1387
Toll Free: 1-877-737-5638
Video Conferencing: Tools, Training and Resources
Log of all training, resources and tools linked to Video Conferencing.
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Lyle Johnson, KNET Video Coordinator
For more information or assistance with your video conferencing needs, please contact:
Phone: 807-737-1135, ext 1387
Toll Free: 1-877-737-5638
Video Conference Request Form
Please use the Video Conference Request Form when a VC booking is required.
Please try to submit a week in advance to allow enough time for any trouble- shooting that may arise. Whenever possible, please avoid submitting a request on the same day video conferencing is scheduled. There may not be enough time or bandwith to complete the request, especially if troubleshooting is required.
Thanks!
Why Choose Videoconferencing?
About this Guide
This guide is intended to orient first time users to videoconferencing using the K-Net Network of Video Conferencing equipment, while focusing on specific issues related to videoconferencing.
Overview
A videoconference makes it possible for people at different sites to join in the same conference or class at the same time through the "magic" of two-way audio and two-way compressed video. Because of special cameras, viewing monitors, and microphones at each location, you will be able to interact with others at distant sites as easily as you can with those located at your own site. This technology allows users in remote or distant locations to meet the educational and professional needs of people in their home communities without boarding an aircraft, or taking an expensive journey.
Making Video Conferencing Work for You
Making Video Conferencing Work for You!
A copy of the handout from Lyle Johnson's presentation during the FNSSP Summer Workshop July 27-29, 2010
This resource outlines the following topics:
KNET Video Conferencing: Training Module
KNet Video-Conference: Training Module
Video-conference technology permits users who may be located far apart to share ideas, and images in “real-time”. Video-conference technologies may be used for training, staff development, professional development, peer support, and meetings.
The purpose of this training manual is to ensure an optimal learning and teaching environment for both video-conference participant and presenter.
Upon completion of this module the participate will be able to:
Video Conferencing Training FEB 2010 Discussion
There is a calendar of training sessions available next month.
1)Video Conference Basics Introduction
2) Video Conference Basics Etiquette
3) Video Conference Basics Bandwidth Booking and Networks
There will be three sessions of the EACH topic through out the month of March.
Please sign up for ONE class of ONE topic. You are also encouraged to invite your fellow staff members or interested community members to attend and learn more about Video Conferencing.
Please let us know which session you'll be signing up for by clicking *Add a new discussion topic* button below. Please state your community & school and which session on what date you'll be signing up for. Please remember there is a limit of 10 participants per session so the sooner you sign up the sooner you'll be guaranteed a spot. 