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July 13, 2011
Seventeen campus videoconferencing systems now are available to all CSU individuals, organizations, or groups on an equal-access, space-available basis.
Not only are there LifeSize Room videoconference systems in a room near you, but there is also a portable HD system that will work in any room on campus with a network. With just one hour of training, you can check the portable system out to use at your convenience.
Here are just three examples of how these systems can be used:
Most systems are available campus business hours (Mon-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.), with the portable system available for checkout and use at your convenience.
Locations of the most commonly used videoconference rooms.
Unlike Skype, these systems are enterprise-level/professional-grade systems that give you the highest-quality communications possible. Advanced capabilities include recording and streaming of live events. Most of these systems will allow up to six simultaneous users in a “Hollywood Squares”-style set up.
In addition to sharing voice and video, you can also share data, such as presentations, data sets, spreadsheets, whiteboards, and documents – any applications you have on your computer. Additional devices such as document camera/opaque projector, DVDs, and anything with a HDMI, DVI, or VGA connector, can also be shared.
If you’d like to reserve a videoconferencing room, contact Tony DeNardo at (970) 297-3710 or e-mail anthony.denardo@colostate.edu.
Contact: Tony DeNardo
E-mail: ad3@colostate.edu
Phone: (970) 297-3710