The A3C Connection, January/February/March 2001

The A3C Connection, January/February/March (PDF), for printing.

• About These Articles — and About Videoconferencing at the ACCC
   
  
• Videoconferencing in the New Millennium
  • Overview
  • Network Requirements
  • Components of a Videoconferencing System
  • Types of Videoconferencing Systems
  • -- Software-only Desktop Units
  • -- Hardware-assisted PC Clients
  • -- Integrated USB Desktop Units
  • -- Stand-alone Set-top Units
  • IP Videoconferencing at UIC
  • Using Videoconferencing with Other Technologies
  • For More Information
  • -- Related Links:
  • In Summary
     
    
• IP Videoconferencing Applications at the U of Illinois
  • Collaborative Art History
  • Interactive Pathology of the Eye
  • Distributed Classrooms
  • What these examples show
     
    
• How Videoconferencing Works
   
  
• U of I Policy on Software Piracy
  • About this article:
  • What Is Software Piracy?
  • The Bottom Line
  • The University of Illinois Software Piracy Policy
  • Software Piracy Q and A
  • 1. What do I need to know about software and the U.S. Copyright Act?
  • 2. Can I loan software I have purchased myself?
  • 3. If software is not copy-protected, do I have the right to copy it?
  • 4. May I copy software that is available through facilities on my campus, so that I can use it more conveniently in my own room?
  • 5. Isn't it legally "fair use" to copy software if the purpose in sharing it is purely educational?
  • 6. I can't legally copy the software I need and I don't have a lot money to spend on software. What can I do?
  • 7. If my campus has negotiated a license for a software package can I freely copy that package or give copies to other members of the campus community?
  • 8. Can I share software, text, or data that I've downloaded from the Web or a gopher or FTP site?
     
    
• Server Services: Lots of Legal Software, Cheap!
   
  
• Downloadable Software: The Cheap, the Free, and the Buyer Beware
   
  
• UIC-STARBRIGHT Project
   
  
• About The ACCC Connection