SIP in higher education

[Alan Crosswell <>]

As suggested at the meeting, I've set up sip: running the 
asterisk echo test application, so you can use it to confirm that media 
(including DTMF) is working as well as signaling.
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Dennis Baron wrote:
> I hope everyone that attended the workshop enjoyed it as much as I
> did.  For those of you that I hadn't met it was great to put faces to
> the SIP URLs that you used to register.  Maybe next time we'll have to
> add video capability to the registration requirement!
>
> While I think we covered an awful lot in what felt like too short of a
> day, I went away feeling like we didn't end the day with a very clear
> set of next steps or potential working sub-groups.  I'd like to invite
> everybody to join the next SIP.edu conference call on Thursday,
> 6/24/04 from 2:00-3:00 EDT.  We can talk about any additional thoughts
> people had on their return trips from the workshop; next steps; and
> any other ideas you have related to SIP.edu.  Call-in information will
> follow next week.
>
> We are still collecting slides from the various presentations and will
> get them all up on the web site.  We will also merge the various sets
> of notes that people took during the discussions and make those
> available.  In the mean time the group photo is there - thanks Ben!
>
> Again, thanks to Penn for hosting the workshop - particularly Steve
> Blair and the Penn crew for getting the room networked.  And to
> Comcast for sponsoring the event.
>
>                         Dennis
>
> Ref: http://voip.internet2.edu/SIP.edu/200406-workshop/