Online Video Conferencing
3 messages · started by Eliter Awesomeness on Mar 23, 2020
Online Video Conferencing
From Eliter Awesomeness · Mar 23, 2020
greg christ dmarc-noreply@freelists.org suggested some free online courses you could take. That got me thinking, could we do some Cochise Linux User Group meetings online? We could do it over Zoom, Nextcloud (open source), or something else.
We do have a lot of older people among us, and I don't know how long Coronavirus is going to be a problem. Granted, we can't fix physical issues, or eat together, but it might be something to increase the amount of meetings we have, reach out to people further away from Sierra Vista, or keep people retained that are "practicing social distancing."
Online Video Conferencing
From Eliter Awesomeness · Mar 23, 2020
greg christ dmarc-noreply@freelists.org suggested some free online courses you could take. That got me thinking, could we do some Cochise Linux User Group meetings online? We could do it over Zoom, Nextcloud (open source), or something else.
We do have a lot of older people among us, and I don't know how long Coronavirus is going to be a problem. Granted, we can't fix physical issues, or eat together, but it might be something to increase the amount of meetings we have, reach out to people further away from Sierra Vista, or keep people retained that are "practicing social distancing."
Re: Online Video Conferencing
From Rex Bouwense · Mar 23, 2020
We have already discussed this. I have been in contact with AZLOCO
and have asked permission to use their Big Blue Button server to
conduct on line meetings and presentations. I am still waiting for
permission to do so.
Rex
greg christ dmarc-noreply@freelists.org
suggested some free online courses you could take. That got me
Rex
On 3/23/20 4:32 PM, Eliter Awesomeness
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greg christ dmarc-noreply@freelists.org
suggested some free online courses you could take. That got me
greg christ dmarc-noreply@freelists.org suggested some free online courses you could take. That got me thinking, could we do some Cochise Linux User Group meetings online? We could do it over Zoom, Nextcloud (open source), or something else.We do have a lot of older people among us, and I don't know how long Coronavirus is going to be a problem. Granted, we can't fix physical issues, or eat together, but it might be something to increase the amount of meetings we have, reach out to people further away from Sierra Vista, or keep people retained that are "practicing social distancing."