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Videoconferences, distance learning, or telecourses involve limited resources and varying levels of technical support. Users are encouraged to make tentative requests when a project date and time are first proposed to insure video network service availability. Distance learning resources, videoconferencing systems, room availability, and support staff are often reserved weeks or months in advance.
VIDEOCONFERENCING GUIDELINES & TUTORIALS
VIDEO CONFERENCING EQUIP'T OPERATION
DL PRESENTATION PRINCIPLES
DL STUDENT / RESIDENT PARTICIPATION
VISUAL PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS
DL POWERPOINT GUIDELINES & TIPS (PPT)
HOW TO USE POLYCOM VIEWSTATION (PPT)
POLYCOM VSX 7000 VIDEO TUTORIAL (WMV)
AVERKEY 500 PRO TUTORIAL (WMV)
AUDIO / VIDEO RECORDING RELEASE FORM (PDF)

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Videoconferencing can be initiated from any OhiONE site to any other site or among multiple locations. Any video device can be attached to the system. When necessary, a regular telephone call may be incorporated to provide access for individuals who don't have access to OhiONE.
 
Advance planning is essential for video meetings and/or instruction. It takes almost twice the time to prepare a video event as it would to prepare a presentation for an on-site audience. Video distance learning is, by nature, different than lecturing in a classroom. The presenter becomes a producer of a television program requiring a script and using multimedia tools to engage the audience. Materials prepared for display on a video projector may not be suitable for viewing on television. Users are strongly encouraged to submit any visuals to the distance learning staff for review and modification to ensure success.
   
Call or email tentative requests with any detailed requirements as soon as possible to the distance learning staff. Specifics must be provided for basic videoconferences at least 24-hours in advance. Needed information includes
  • what is the name of the event;
  • when and where the event is to be held;
  • how long it may last; and
  • which sites are involved.

More complex distance learning endeavors regularly require special resources and support coordination no less than 48-hours before an event. Technical support is subject to the following priorities:

  • no resource conflict, then on a first-requested, first served;
  • current events have priority over future events;
  • instructional/professional requests may have priority over administrative requests; and
  • system priorities or limitations may occasionally restrict availability.
 

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  Last updated: 11/09/2007