The Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI),
in cooperation with METNET-Video, VisionNet and
EMET,
is increasing the opportunities for professional development of
Montana school staff and community members trough the use of on-site
interactive video conferencing. OPI uses two PolyCom VSX 7000 video
conferencing systems. They are located in Helena, Montana in the
Department of Educational Services conference room at 1300 11th
Avenue and in the Superintendent's conference room at 1227 11th
Ave.
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Video Etiquette
Good video conferencing etiquette is really just common courtesy and respect for the people in your meeting. Read through these tips for successful conferencing.
- If you need to set up an Audio-Only conference call to run concurrently with the video conference, dialup participants at least one half hour prior to the Video conference.
- Introduce all conference participants when the meeting starts.
- Introduce yourself when you start speaking.
- Make sure that you can see and hear the far-site participants.
- Adjust your camera and microphone so that the far site can see and hear you.
- Place the microphone between the monitor and the people closest to the monitor.
- Avoid tapping on the microphone or rustling papers near the microphone.
- Mute the microphone before moving it so that the far site doesn't hear you moving it.
- Speak in your normal voice without shouting. It's human nature to shout across the water, but technology's got it covered!
- In a multipoint call, mute your microphone when you are not speaking.
OPI Video Conference Help Desk
Help Desk
406-444-1626
Project Team
406-444-4411
406-444-4422
406-444-2080
406-444-3563