Time & Location
11:30 AM – 12:25 PM
Wasserstein Hall– Room 1015 (Harvard Law School)
Description
AV over IP (Audio Visual over Internet Protocol) allows for audio, video, and control signals to be transmitted, monitored, and controlled via the internet. While AVoIP is still in the early stages of adoption, it is quickly becoming mainstream across all industries and will eventually become the standard method of transmission for all audio-visual hardware and software. In an attempt to make informed decisions about AV/IT infrastructure, representatives from various Harvard schools have spent the past year investigating Harvard’s current AVoIP installations. This session will outline three exciting use-cases for this emerging technology and also provide recommendations for the future.
Presenters
- Dmitri Borovoy, Network Technician- Technology Partner Services, Harvard University Information Technology, Central Administration
- Christian Franco, Associate Director of Online Course Technology & Innovation, Emerging Technology Solutions, Division of Continuing Education
- Imry Halevi, Associate Director of Athletics – Content & Strategic Communications, Harvard University Athletics, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- John Lee, Manager of AV Building Equipment Operations, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
- Ray Tragesser, Associate Director | IT Media Technology Solutions, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
- Joe Williams, Technical Director- Design & Engineering, Education Support Services, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- Christian Wisecarver, Director of Online Course Technology & Innovation, Emerging Technology Solutions, Division of Continuing Education