A new Help Guide for Mconf meeting participants
A new help guide for meeting participants has been uploaded on the SA NREN Mconf website.
The document can be accessed through the “Help Guides” page.
A new help guide for meeting participants has been uploaded on the SA NREN Mconf website.
The document can be accessed through the “Help Guides” page.
Here is the Mconf launch event recording taken at CSIR ICC, Pretoria, on 22nd July (~2.5 hours): Link to online playback
(Plays the recording in an HTML5 page in a Firefox or Chrome browser. The recording is not downloaded to your computer and will require an internet connection to be reproduced.)
You can download and save the presentation to view offline at this link: Link to download and play offline
(Downloads an HTML page that you can use to reproduce the recording offline using your browser. Has all the features of the HTML player online plus the advantage of also working offline. Currently can only be reproduced using the Firefox browser.)
Mconf web conferencing was officially launched as a production level service last week at two successful Mconf web conferencing launch events. The events took place at the CSIR ICC in Pretoria, on Wednesday 22nd July 2015, and at CPUT Bellville campus on Thursday 23rd July 2015.
The event was conducted using the SA NREN’s Mconf web conferencing installation which enabled a speaker from the Mconf Technology’s web conferencing development team in Porto Alegre, Brazil to participate and present at the session.
Find the poster, agenda, presentations and handouts from the event below:
You can start using this feature rich web conference collaboration tool immediately by registering at https://mconf.sanren.ac.za
Below are pictures taken at the event in Pretoria:
Mconf is now a production level service for the South African Research and Education community!
Progress update:
Please remember to register for the Mconf web conferencing launch events:
Register here:
(Events are scheduled from 12pm – 4pm)
For the Pretoria event: http://tinyurl.com/mconf-event-pretoria
For the Cape Town event: http://tinyurl.com/mconf-event-capetown
Happy web conferencing!
On behalf of the SA NREN (SANReN CA and TENET), you are invited to one of two launch events for the new Mconf web conferencing service.
Together Mconf web conferencing and Vidyo desktop and room based conferencing systems will cater for the majority of virtual collaboration needs of the South African Research and Education community.
These services are being provided to enable collaboration through high quality video, audio and shared content over the SANREN Network in a simple and easy to use way.
Outlined Agenda for the events:
– Introduction to web conferencing
– Details and features of the Mconf service
– Infrastructure and support for the service at TENET
– How to access and use the service
– SAFIRE federation and other services
The sessions will include lunch and an opportunity for networking.
Please register here:
(Events are scheduled from 12pm – 4pm)
For the Pretoria event: http://tinyurl.com/mconf-event-pretoria
For the Cape Town event: http://tinyurl.com/mconf-event-capetown
Visit the Mconf blog at http://mconfsa.wordpress.com/ and share the Mconf launch event poster. (Please post to the staff notice board)
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Register for this pre-production service: http://mconf.sanren.ac.za (If already registered – that’s great!)
(A security warning is expected as we are temporarily using a self-signed certificate – please continue to the website.)
Please also follow our blog at: https://mconfsa.wordpress.com/
Look out for our Mconf launch event invitation next week – The events will take place in Pretoria (22nd July 2015) and Cape Town (23rd July 2015).
Kindly note that the Adobe Connect web conferencing service that has been hosted at SANReN will be discontinued at the end of July 2015. This service will be replaced by Mconf web conferencing hosted by TENET. This is a new web conferencing service to be added to the SA NREN portfolio of services.
Please start experimenting with the service and let us know of any problems you may be having so that we troubleshoot any issues before we launch this as a production service on 1 July 2015.
Here is an updated end user document showing you how to start your first meeting – The end user documentation will be created and updated on the Mconf SA blog (https://mconfsa.wordpress.com) under “Help guides”.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions at KIsaac(at)csir.co.za or patrickh(at)tenet.ac.za