[governance] Re: remote participation
Mr. Robert Guerra
lists at privaterra.info
Tue Feb 13 16:49:03 EST 2007
I'm subscribed to the coalition list , and don't think i've seen any
postings in a while.
perhaps i'm not on the list. must check..
regards,
Robert
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Robert Guerra <rguerra at privaterra.org>
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On 13-Feb-07, at 4:05 PM, David Allen wrote:
> Here's a post prepared late in the session, on this subject. (The
> opening paras ping from comments made earlier in the session.
> Incidentally, only VLC would pull in the stream for any period of
> time.)
>
>> We were tempted to take advantage of asynchronous options, with a
>> Geneva morning the middle of the night here. Yes, in remote
>> participation, time differences are one of the differences.
>>
>> And we would take a static connection any time - static, anyway,
>> if it didn't constantly ask to be re-started. Ain't technology
>> wonderful?! Especially when it is still a little bit a beta release.
>> To be a little more serious: We suggest serious thinking about
>> what real participation is possible, when participants are
>> remote. To listen, and even watch (if the link stays up), is a
>> pleasure. It is a different matter when it comes to making an
>> intervention in the meeting. Or, when it comes to (wanting to)
>> talk to colleagues in the corridor.
>> Two-way video is an established tool today - and with bandwidth,
>> even easy to do. But that is a step beyond where we are in IGF
>> infrastructure. And many would-be remote participants will not
>> have the bandwidth.
>>
>> If we do not go to two-way video - and I would be surprised if we
>> do - we suggest serious thought about our expectations for remote
>> participation and just how to configure it.
>
> What we actually can enable, for participation, is going to be a
> useful topic.
>
> I expect most are aware that Jeremy Malcolm, with Kieren McCarthy,
> have got a dynamic coalition on the subject http://igf2006.info/
> wiki/IGF-OCDC intended to be hands-on and helpful. Kieren
> presented on the coalition, the first comments in the afternoon.
>
> David
>
> At 3:19 PM -0500 2/13/07, John Mathiason wrote:
>> I also tried to get the video of the afternoon session but got an
>> error message (bad request). It would be important to fix these
>> glitches before Rio. I agree with the other posters that if we
>> can make the IGF connected (and this may require different
>> software than was used), we have a reasonable chance of engaging
>> stakeholders who can't afford to travel.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> John
>> On Feb 13, 2007, at 10:31 AM, Izumi AIZU wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Nitin and all IGFers,
>>>
>>> Congratulations for all of you who are now in Geneva at
>>> IGF consulation meeting and I appreciate your effort
>>> to extend the meeting in the remote participation
>>> channel.
>>>
>>> However, sorry to say, that the quality of the webcast
>>> is far from pragmatic, the voice was cut so often that
>>> it is not possible to keep the concentration and
>>> make good understandings of what is going on.
>>>
>>> I don't mean this is sort of criticism, but just a reality
>>> check. I hope the webcast i nRio will be much better
>>> in quality
>>>
>>> Izumi Aizu
>>> from Tokyo - local time 0:30 in the morning.
>>>
>>> --
>>> >> Izumi Aizu <<
>>>
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