Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Jan 31, 2014 IT is pleased to announce two new video conferencing services for the use of Berkeley Lab staff. First, we've outfitted 30 conference rooms with multi-functional video conferencing carts. Second, we've procured a site license for Fuze, an … [Read more...] about New Video Conferencing Offerings
Simple Video Capture for Recording Things like Job Interviews
Adam Stone posted on Nov 21, 2013 The interview committee is finally assembled, the candidate scheduled, and then "something comes up" for one the members. While not quite as good as being there in person, it's easy to record an interview and share it with committee members who may not … [Read more...] about Simple Video Capture for Recording Things like Job Interviews
Making Videoconferencing Work Better
Adam Stone posted on Nov 15, 2011 If you've ever used or thought about room based videoconferencing systems in the past half decade, you've probably gotten frustrated. These setups are expensive, somewhat proprietary despite their support for open standards, shockingly frustrating to use, and … [Read more...] about Making Videoconferencing Work Better
Conference Rooms That Work – Continued
Adam Stone posted on Oct 27, 2011 We've now almost completed the retrofit of the three B50 conference rooms. All three have identical controllers and interfaces to make it easy for staff to move between the rooms. All three rooms have bright, current generation projectors with both HDMI and … [Read more...] about Conference Rooms That Work – Continued
Conference Rooms That Work
Adam Stone posted on Aug 18, 2011 LBL's conference rooms see nearly constant use, yet most aren't equipped with modern (never mind cutting edge) technology to support presentations, collaboration, and discussions. IT has never supported conference rooms outside of Building 50, and several … [Read more...] about Conference Rooms That Work
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