SIP in higher education

["Leo O'Shea" <>]

Will someone please give me more information on the Joint Techs meeting? I
have heard it mentioned a couple of times but have not attended.

Leo

Leo F. O'Shea
Boston College 
Chief Network Engineer
617-552-3133

video 136.167.77.129


-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Packham 
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Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 5:26 PM
To: 

Subject: Re: [sip.edu] Locations for SIP.edu Workshops

I was just wondering if the type of people who are at the Joint Tech
meeting would be a better place to try to get more SIP.edu/VOIP WG stuff
implemented.   I would stay longer at a JT meeting for one of your
meetings,  but I would not go to a members meeting just to go to a
SIP/VOIP meeting.

We. U of Utah is hosting the next JT meeting in a weeks time.  The next
one is rumored to be in Vancover (not sure)

Dave Packham

On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 16:26 -0500, Dennis Baron wrote:
> "Dave Packham" 
> <>
>  wrote:
> > Just a question?  Why do all the SIP.edu meeting have to hang off the
> > Members meetings?  Would it be easier or better crowd for anyone
> > involved to hang off the Joint Techs meeting?  Or am I missing something
> 
> Michael Van Norman 
> <>
>  wrote:
> > I would prefer the joint techs meetings.
> 
> No, this makes sense to me - even though I've never been to a Joint
> Techs.  We've officially only had one SIP.edu Workshop - the one at
> Penn' that was independent of either a MM or JT.  But the VoIP
> workshops have traditionally been at the member meetings, as far as I
> know.
> 
> Are you recommending this for a full 1.5-day hands-on workshop?  Or
> might it also appropriate for a more strategic SIP.edu workshop?  Or
> maybe even a shorter presentation?  What makes sense for that
> audience?
> 
> Does anybody know when/where the fall JT is planned?
> 
>                            Dennis
>