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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


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  1. What is the process for scheduling a Video Conference?
  2. How many Video Conferences can I schedule?
  3. Who is in charge of the Video Conference equipment?
  4. My Video Conference is not starting. What do I do?
  5. Why did my Video Conference stopped?
  6. Is there a charge for Video Conference events?
  7. Do I have to submit a work order to schedule a Video Conference?
  8. I need to cancel my Video Conference. What do I do?

What is the process for scheduling a Video Conference?

1. All Video Conference session should be scheduled at least two weeks in advanced.

2. Video conferencing sessions are on a first come first serve basis.

3. Please include the session title, session number (if any), time, date and number of participants, content provider, content source, source's email and phone number.

4. Departments, please indicate which campus you wish to view your session.

5. Campuses will request a video conferencing session by contacting their Librarian-Media Specialist. The Librarian-Media Specialist will request the session through the Technology Department via the online work order system.

 

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How many Video Conferences can I schedule?

There is no limit on Video Conference sessions. Just remember not to schedule two at the same time, since there is only one video equipment per campus.

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Who is in charge of the Video Conference equipment?

The Campus Librarian-Media Specialist is in charge of the Video Conference equipment.

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My Video Conference is not starting. What do I do?

You need to contact the Campus Librarian or Technician. The Campus Librarian or Technician need to contact the Technology Department.

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Why did my Video Conference stopped?

It is not uncommon for this to occur. It could be that a cable got disconnected or the Video Conference feed got disconnected. You need to contact the Campus Librarian-Media Specialist or Technician.
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Is there a charge for Video Conference events?

Some Video Conferences have a fee, but you can choose an event that is free of charge. If there is an event you want to schedule and has a fee, the Campus Librarian-Media Specialist needs to be contacted.

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Do I have to submit a work order to schedule a Video Conference?

Yes. A work order must be submitted by the Campus Librarian-Media Specialist.

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I need to cancel my Video Conference. What do I do?

You need to contact the Campus Librarian-Media Specialist. The Campus Librarian-Media Specialist needs to contact the Technology Department.

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