Video Conferencing Features

Some features and benefits of MCG Video Conferencing include:

• FREE usage for distance learning course programs at MCG
• Perfect for more effective business and research communications between large or small groups of people
• Connect from your computer desktop, from conference room video systems, or video enabled classrooms
• Hosts multi-party video meetings (with “video grid” mode options to see everyone at the same time)
• Integrated PowerPoint presentation capability in your video meeting
• Simple two step connection process and easy to use onscreen menu options
• Streamed and recorded video meetings over the Web (never miss another meeting!)
• Create previously recorded video training sessions that need to be posted to and viewed from the Web at any time

Here are some of the general features broken down by “Basic,” “Intermediate” and “Advanced”:

Basic Features:

Quick, efficient access. Simply dialup, log in, and have an interactive multimedia conference. No training required.

Multiple viewing capabilities. Toggle between full-screen video, real-time presentation, group interaction, or split-screen combinations.

Intermediate Features:

Business video messaging. Any participant can opt to display his/her computer screen or preloaded presentations with an access code.

Helpful icon cues. Avoid embarrassing moments. An on-screen icon is displayed when you’re visible during conference or being recorded.

Advanced Features:

Streaming to web. Some sites without video conferencing equipment? Now participants can view presentation and content via web streaming access. They can dial in for voice interaction, too.

Instant access to recorded meetings. Our one-click publishing streaming capability provides you an immediate recorded copy of your conference to access over the web.

Conference roll call locking. Participants are visibly listed to facilitate interaction and ensure conference security.

Systems compatibility. Works with legacy video systems, conference room video systems, desktop video and PCs.