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This document discusses the VideoFunet project, which aims to develop video technology in Finland's university and research network (FUNET). The project was launched based on recommendations to improve usage of existing videoconferencing infrastructure across Finnish universities and polytechnics. Key goals include developing a centralized reservation system, national addressing system, and providing technical and educational resources through the video.funet.fi website. Upcoming projects focus on reservation systems, gateways, and recommendations to address firewall and recording issues. International cooperation is also emphasized.

Education

http://video.funet.fi

Developing video technology in Funet
network
VideoFunet - project
Mika Paakkanen
DIVERSE 2006 GLASGOW

http://video.funet.fi

Contents

• WHY?
• The main goals
• The web site
• Development projects
• Plans for the future (2007-2010)

http://video.funet.fi

Origin of the project
• The Finnish Virtual University (FVU) report 2003- Usage of
video technology in universities 2003-2006
• Recommendations to build up VideoFunet – project **
• Project was prepared by CSC (Finnish IT center for science)
and IT-Peda (Virtual University Pedagogical Forum) and it is
financed by the Ministry of Education.
• Other primary co-operation partners: Technical
videoconferencing group in FUNET (Finnish University and
Research Network), IT-managers of the Finnish Universities
and Polytechnics

http://video.funet.fi

Why VideoFunet**
• Finland is small country with long distances (geographical aspect)
• Within 400000 students and 50 + univ/poly only reasonable way to
arrange effective teaching is video technology
• The amount of financial resources consumed to videoconferencing
equipments in Universities and Polytechnics is quite high
• The effective usage of these resources and the knowledge of
possibilities how to use is important!!
• The growing need for digital learning materials and the use of
distance learning – How to make the relationship between lecturer
and student self-sufficient of distance?
• Polytechnics are the main growing area at this moment
• The growing need and amount of personal videoconference and
learning equipments.
• How to use videotechnology to help teaching, research and
networking by using video technology

http://video.funet.fi

Main Goals
• To develop national level co-operation considering the usage of
video technology inside FUNET network (mainly Universities and
Polytechnics) in Finland
• Improve the usage of existing infrastructure
• Create a videoconferencing service concept to ease employees of
FUNET-network
• Centralized web site
– http://video.funet.fi
• Technical development projects
• International co-operation
• Continuous development – How we make things tomorrow- or
2015…
– Why not make it easy today?

http://video.funet.fi

http://video.funet.fi

• Until 31.8.2008 only Finnish – main parts of service will come in English
and Swedish
• Basic information considering videoconferencing in FUNET-network
including:
– contact persons from organisations (tech/peda)
– video technology teaching materials for common use (Finnish
videoconferencing guide will be published 10.8.06)
– videoconferencing resources: includes rooms, multipoint conference
units and terminal equipments
– technical information from videoconference equipments and
experiments of usage (2007)
– introduction to streaming media and links to producers
– links associated to video technology
– helpdesk and FAQ

http://video.funet.fi

Development Projects (2006)

• Reservation system to Multipoint conference units
– Will be done by using and developing the SWISS network
system (co-operation)
– Centralized point to make reservation to all existing MCU:s
inside the FUNET – network (Polycom/Codian)
– Reservation calendar and forms
• National gatekeeper and addressing system
– CSC has built up the national gatekeeper system, working
service has started
– Directory service in accordance with ITU H.350 standard and
VideNet (demo)
• Recommendations to Firewall problems and recording systems
• Victor (video commenting tool)

http://video.funet.fi

International co-operation

• Swiss
• UKERNA / JANET
• Surfnet
• Hungary
• Nordnet
• VideNet (dying but still good contacts)
• EU
• Korea/Japan/China/Australia

http://video.funet.fi

WHAT’s up next?

• The description of comprehensive service 2008-2012
– Service desk (video.funet.fi)
– Technical services
– Educational services
– International co-operation
– Co-ordination
– Video Technology Services
• Digital learning materials!!

http://video.funet.fi

More information

• http://video.funet.fi (english pages will open
31.8.2006)
• mika.paakkanen@ee.oulu.fi

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Presentation diverse2006 glasgow

1. http://video.funet.fi Developing video technology in Funet network VideoFunet - project Mika Paakkanen DIVERSE 2006 GLASGOW

2. http://video.funet.fi Contents • WHY? • The main goals • The web site • Development projects • Plans for the future (2007-2010)

3. http://video.funet.fi Origin of the project • The Finnish Virtual University (FVU) report 2003- Usage of video technology in universities 2003-2006 • Recommendations to build up VideoFunet – project ** • Project was prepared by CSC (Finnish IT center for science) and IT-Peda (Virtual University Pedagogical Forum) and it is financed by the Ministry of Education. • Other primary co-operation partners: Technical videoconferencing group in FUNET (Finnish University and Research Network), IT-managers of the Finnish Universities and Polytechnics

4. http://video.funet.fi Why VideoFunet** • Finland is small country with long distances (geographical aspect) • Within 400000 students and 50 + univ/poly only reasonable way to arrange effective teaching is video technology • The amount of financial resources consumed to videoconferencing equipments in Universities and Polytechnics is quite high • The effective usage of these resources and the knowledge of possibilities how to use is important!! • The growing need for digital learning materials and the use of distance learning – How to make the relationship between lecturer and student self-sufficient of distance? • Polytechnics are the main growing area at this moment • The growing need and amount of personal videoconference and learning equipments. • How to use videotechnology to help teaching, research and networking by using video technology

5. http://video.funet.fi Main Goals • To develop national level co-operation considering the usage of video technology inside FUNET network (mainly Universities and Polytechnics) in Finland • Improve the usage of existing infrastructure • Create a videoconferencing service concept to ease employees of FUNET-network • Centralized web site – http://video.funet.fi • Technical development projects • International co-operation • Continuous development – How we make things tomorrow- or 2015… – Why not make it easy today?

6. http://video.funet.fi

7. http://video.funet.fi

8. http://video.funet.fi http://video.funet.fi • Until 31.8.2008 only Finnish – main parts of service will come in English and Swedish • Basic information considering videoconferencing in FUNET-network including: – contact persons from organisations (tech/peda) – video technology teaching materials for common use (Finnish videoconferencing guide will be published 10.8.06) – videoconferencing resources: includes rooms, multipoint conference units and terminal equipments – technical information from videoconference equipments and experiments of usage (2007) – introduction to streaming media and links to producers – links associated to video technology – helpdesk and FAQ

9. http://video.funet.fi Development Projects (2006) • Reservation system to Multipoint conference units – Will be done by using and developing the SWISS network system (co-operation) – Centralized point to make reservation to all existing MCU:s inside the FUNET – network (Polycom/Codian) – Reservation calendar and forms • National gatekeeper and addressing system – CSC has built up the national gatekeeper system, working service has started – Directory service in accordance with ITU H.350 standard and VideNet (demo) • Recommendations to Firewall problems and recording systems • Victor (video commenting tool)

10. http://video.funet.fi International co-operation • Swiss • UKERNA / JANET • Surfnet • Hungary • Nordnet • VideNet (dying but still good contacts) • EU • Korea/Japan/China/Australia

11. http://video.funet.fi WHAT’s up next? • The description of comprehensive service 2008-2012 – Service desk (video.funet.fi) – Technical services – Educational services – International co-operation – Co-ordination – Video Technology Services • Digital learning materials!!

12. http://video.funet.fi More information • http://video.funet.fi (english pages will open 31.8.2006) • mika.paakkanen@ee.oulu.fi

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