Can you hear me now? Technology keeps lines of communication open between campuses and around the globe It used to be a 55-minute flight or a five-hour drive between Kelowna and Vancouver campuses when UBC faculty and - Between the Lines - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Can you hear me now? Technology keeps lines of communication open between campuses and around the globe It used to be a 55-minute flight or a five-hour drive between Kelowna and Vancouver campuses when UBC faculty and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-02-10 15:44:44 Open Document File Size: 99,75 KB Share Result on Facebook City Prince George / Victoria / Vancouver / Kelowna / / Company Blue Jeans / UBC / Skype / Vidyo / LifeSize / Google / Cisco / Collaboration Technology / / Country Zambia / Canada / Ghana / / Facility Okanagan campus / Reichwald Health Sciences Centre / UBC’s Okanagan campus / UBC’s Okanagan campus Advances / / IndustryTerm remote site / hand-held devices / communications systems / information technology / travel time / embraced several innovative video communications tools / administration / video conferencing equipment / synchronous technology / / Organization Reichwald Health Sciences Centre / / Person Anthony Knezevic / Todd Zimmerman / / Position Manager / Manager of Media and Classroom Services for information technology / / ProvinceOrState Victoria / / Technology information technology / video conferencing / videoconferencing technology / / SocialTag Computer-mediated communication Association of Commonwealth Universities Association of Pacific Rim Universities British Columbia Southern Medical Program UBC Okanagan Kelowna Education Videoconferencing University of British Columbia

Can you hear me now? Technology keeps lines of communication open between campuses and around the globe It used to be a 55-minute flight or a five-hour drive between Kelowna and Vancouver campuses when UBC faculty andAdd to Reading List