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Video Conferencing

E2BN's VC services are part of a wider National Education Network for VC. E2BN's services include provision of a core VC network with solutions suitable for whole class teaching and low-cost, entry level solutions suitable for one-to-one communications. In addition E2BN provides support on the use of VC in the classroom and curriculum.
Access to High Quality VC Network
This network allows free IP Video calls between any suitably equipped site on the network. The services allow you to make:
- Point to point calls - calls between two VC units
- Multipoint calls - calls between three or more units
- Scheduled calls - to ensure a call is made at the appropriate time
- Access to international resources of museums, galleries, libraries, universities and colleges is accessible via the Janet Video Conferencing Service . This service now includes a desktop videoconference facility. See guide at the bottom of the page.
Advice on Equipment Purchase Room Layout and Use
If you have purchased equipment and need assistance in using it with E2BN and JVCS Video services then please contact your supplier for support.
Flashmeeting:
Flashmeeting is a low-cost, entry level Video Conferencing system developed by the Open University. While not suitable for many-to0many conferences it is an excellent introduction to VC requiring few technical resources to set up and can be used for face-to-face meetings with multiple participants and for remote presenter-to-classroom situations. E2BN has a dedicated Flashmeeting server installed in the core which is available for all schools in the region to use. Go to the Flashmeeting site for more information.
Click here to take the E2BN Video Meetings survey August 2011