I’m glad I had the opportunity to attend. It gave me a chance to get a better understanding of what OLE is all about, and I saw it as a professional development session where I learned more about where things are going. The day’s events were well-structured, well-organized, and manageable given the time restraints. I only regret there was too little “blue skying” by attendees. Much of the time was spent outlining how our work is done now. I hope any future implementation explores new ways of doing things in order to take better advantage of the changing environment as opposed to simply automating existing processes.

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ELM

Note that a recording in a nonproprietary format can usually have its audio track lifted out and presented separately (and therefore more portably, for mp3 players and the like). You might look at the software and see if it offers format options for its recording.

But you may be up against university requirements, of course! Thank you for making the recordings available.

In this case, I was working on short lead times (long story) so I limited the room size in advance, solely to simplify my administrative overhead.

Fortunately, at least for those who logged in, we had less than 100 participants. It seems the room size limitation wasn’t an actual limiting factor. I’ll make sure to give more advance notice for future webcasts and we’ll be able to choose the room size to fit.

Anyway, Thanks for asking. I’ll have the recording up soon. The past recordings seems to be a useful and popular way for people to catch the webcast when they have time to listen.