[AG-TECH] webcast archive of SCG talk

[Jennifer Teig von Hoffman]

Hi everybody,

Last week's talk about the SC Global proposal process and preparations 
was archived in RealMedia format. If you're interested in participating 
in SC Global 2003 and weren't able to attend the session last week or 
the BoF in Baltimore last November, I encourage you to play back the 
archive for information about how to develop a successful proposal for 
the SC Global program, and how to participate as a remote site. SC 
Global 2003 will build on the strengths of  SC Global 2001, and we will 
also learn from the challenges we encountered; part of what this means 
is a very different process for proposal submission and review, and for 
finalizing the SC Global program.

We are committed to making SC Global an excellent event for all 
participating sites, and hope all of you will plan to participate; our 
program will be announced to the public in August, allowing plenty of 
time for outreach to members of your local communities who may be 
interested in attending at your local AG node.

This presentation is encoded for high-quality over broadband 
connections; it can be played back either as streaming media (for those 
with high-speed connections) or as a download for local playback. Please 
note that firewalls can interfere with RealMedia streaming playback; if 
you are unable to access the streamed archive, please download the file 
to playback locally instead.

It is recommended that viewers also download the PowerPoint slides from 
this presentation separately; they are visible only briefly in the webcast.

* PowerPoint slides: http://www.bu.edu/av/scv/scg-overview.ppt

* Streaming media presentation:
http://realserver.bu.edu:8080/ramgen/a/v/av/scv/scglobal.rm

* Download for local playback:
  -- Browse to www.bu.edu/av/scv/
  -- Right-click on scglobal.rm, and select "Save Target As. . ." or 
"Save Link Target As. . ." (or another similar command, depending on 
your browser).
  -- After downloading the file, you should then be able to launch and 
play it locally.

Yours,
Jennifer