Transcriptions (Re: Hearing and Speaking Problems for
Non-Native Englishspeakingparticipants.)
Colin Perkins
csp at csperkins.org
Wed Jul 23 22:03:16 CEST 2003
--> Keith Moore <moore at cs.utk.edu> writes:
> > It's worth noting that meeting audio/video for working groups meeting
> > in MBONE-equipped rooms has been available for playback for a number
> > of years, and I don't know that I've noticed any difference in
> > behavior between MBONE sessions and non-MBONE sessions.
>
> During the brief time I was a WG chair I used to specifically request
> non-MBONE rooms because I found it disruptive to force people to
> queue at the microphone. Of course, this was for a relatively small
> group. Once you have a few hundred people in the room you have to have
> some access control mechanism - if not a microphone, then some other
> sort of talking stick, recognition by the chair, etc.
We actually do the opposite: request a room with multicast, so we can tap
into the feed and record the meeting. I've found it to be very helpful in
writing the minutes. Of course, this was for a group which was big enough
to need room microphones anyway...
Colin
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