Decision Tool: Point to Point

You will need to establish a "Point-to-Point" Connection (two locations). What technologies will the other location be using?

Standard based video conferencing facility

Non-video classroom

Access Grid

Telephone (land or mobile)

Computer/laptop

Not sure

Before we can advise you on the next step, we ask that you contact the other location to see what type of conferencing they are planning to use: Standard based video conferencing facility; Non-video classroom; Access Grid; Telephone (land or mobile); or Computer/laptop.

When you have that information, return to this site: http://psuconferencing.questionpro.com

Thank you.

What is the most important technology for the conference?

Sharing audio only

Sharing audio and video

Sharing documents and collaborating with documents and programs

Polling/voting

Recording

Will the computer/laptop of the location have H.323 purchased software (such as PVX)?

Yes

No

For non-video classrooms and/or phone conferencing, what combinations of technologies do you plan to use?

One or more non-video classrooms, and one or more phones

One or more non-video classrooms, and one or more phones, and one or more computers/laptops

One or more non-video classrooms, and one or more computers/laptops

One or more phones, and one or more computers/laptops

You will need to establish a "Multiple Point Connection" (three or more locations). Will the computers/laptops of the other locations have H.323 purchased software (such as PVX)?

Yes

No

We recommend that you schedule a video conference room with PVX.

Your solution is to use Adobe Connect. Learn how on the Adobe Connect Web site.

Your solution is to call the other location or ask them to call you.

Your solution is to schedule the Penn State Access Grid for your videoconference.

Your solution is to schedule a standard video conference facility.