[governance] What happened with the hubs?

[Antonio Medina Gómez]

I invite you to see video of Colombia Remote Hub
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMhjl_wOHA4
Antonio Medina

2009/11/25 Seiiti Arata <seiiti.lists at googlemail.com>

> You may also be interested to check the YouTube playlist of videos related
> to remote participation:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=20A41E9403AE0297
>
> Seiiti
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 7:14 PM, Roland Perry <
> roland at internetpolicyagency.com> wrote:
>
>> In message <4B0D0C01.6060301 at gmail.com>, at 06:20:41 on Wed, 25 Nov 2009,
>> Ginger Paque <gpaque at gmail.com> writes
>>
>>  .  WebEx was available usually in 4 of the workshop rooms, sometimes
>>> more, and some main sessions.
>>>
>> ...
>>
>>> The UN webcast was available on audio in 10 rooms, video in about 4 of
>>> those.
>>>
>>
>> Hence some of my confusion on the day, with different facilities in
>> different rooms.
>>
>> In message <f7e605ab0911250818n2f4ae20am8e6cfba4fea51e0c at mail.gmail.com>,
>> at 14:18:01 on Wed, 25 Nov 2009, Marilia Maciel <mariliamaciel at gmail.com>
>> writes
>>
>>
>>  Webcast:
>>> - Audio and video transmitted from main session and workshop room 1
>>> (Sinai)
>>>
>>> - Audio transmitted from 4 workshop rooms. Until the second day of the
>>> event we had only license to use 5 rooms in Webex. When the other
>>> licenses were given (day 3), we created more 2 rooms, in accordance
>>> with the interests of the hub organizers in particular workshops.
>>>
>>
>> Similarly, along with some ambiguity in the numbering of the rooms on the
>> webcasts (compared to the numbers on the doors) it wasn't clear if
>> "middle-numbered" workshops were being audiocast or not [eg Nile Valley on
>> day 3]
>>
>>
>>  We could not create webex rooms for all workshops because there were not
>>> enough volunteers to be remote moderators (people to be in the computers,
>>> receiving the remote questions and forwarding them to the panel moderators).
>>>
>>
>> We had one of those moderators, but they didn't receive any back traffic
>> (hence my original enquiry).
>>
>>
>>  - The quality of the webcast has been much better than the year before,
>>> according to the feedback received so far
>>>
>>
>> The video and audio available on the UN website is far better than
>> previously available, and exceeds that from most Internet industry events I
>> have attended.
>> --
>> Roland Perry
>>
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