Kaleidoscope Videoconferencing

“It is often said that videoconferencing is a green technology – but just how green is it?” That is the question that is being asked, and answered, by a group of researchers and videoconferencing techs at the Welsh Video Network: How much energy is consumed in the production and installation of the equipment…  in its [...]

While, those of us in Missouri will miss playing our old red rivals in Nebraska in College football, we still keep an eye on what they are up to! And for good reason, as Nebraska has been one of the leading states when it comes to using videoconferencing and technology to bring new opportunities to [...]

Kaleidoscope Videoconferencing and The Communications Center have a long history of collaboration and cooperation. Our main videoconference facility used for rental/demos/and testing is housed at The Communications Center. So we were delighted when they used our LifeSize Video Center to record a series of programs for the American Bar Association Mediation Week. The full series [...]

Back in the years when interconnectivity between different videoconferencing, or I-TV, clusters, was extremely difficult, GreaterNET was born. It grew out of a collaborative efforts between the MITE network, the WeMET network, and Ozarknet. Greaternet helped to broker courses between the various networks and fill in the schedule of various I-TV consortiums. MITE and WeMET [...]

Below is an excerpt from an excellent post by by Julie Zellman, Marketing Communications Coordinator, LifeSize Communications at the Lifesize Videoconferencing Spot. Julie’s Post Highlights some excellent examples of how educators are using the power of visual communications to enable new opportunities for their students. Below are some of the great stories that are profiled. [...]