SIP in higher education

[Jeremy George <>]

  Although I substantially agree with the comment, I would still encourage
participants to continue the effort.  For one thing it really does foster
happy participation and I think that's not to be devalued.  Perhaps more
importantly my crystal ball is cloudy these days and I don't see the
negative to planting a thousand seeds, even if not all bloom.  Folks not
interested in the particular effort always have the obvious option.

- Jeremy


On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Candace Holman wrote:

> Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 11:16:10 -0400
> From: Candace Holman 
> <>
> To: 
>
> Subject: Re: [sip.edu] Weekly SIP.edu Call Tomorrow - 8/11
>
> Hi all,
>
> I know this is not going to be a popular opinion, but I just want to go on 
> the record as an opponent of SIP.edu by Numbers. I haven't said anything thus 
> far because it seemed to be a topic that inspired happy group participation. 
> I think SIP.edu by Numbers cause more problems than it solves, and that we 
> are moving backwards by spending so much effort converging SIP dialing with 
> classical telephony dialing. 
> Candace
>
> Dennis Baron wrote:
>
> > Thursday, 8/11/05 2:00-3:00 EDT (UTC-4)
> >
> > Agenda
> >
> > - Workshop Debrief/Deployment updates and questions - All
> >
> >  I'll invite participants from the last SIP.edu workshop to join us.
> >  We can review the workshop and thoughts on how to improve them.  And
> >  also answer questions from those that attended and assist any that
> >  are implementing or planning on implementing SIP.edu on their
> >  campus.
> >
> > - SIP.edu by Numbers -  All
> >
> >  I've been thinking about this some more and I'd like to hear others
> >  thoughts on what paths we might take based on the last three calls.
> >
> > - Let me know if you have any other items for this or future agendas!
> >
> >                     Dennis
> >
> > Thursday 2:00 PM US/Eastern
> > To join the call, do one of the following:
> >  a. Call 
> > sip:,
> >  or
> >          
> > sip:,
> >  or
> >  b. Dial +1-734-615-7474, or
> >          +1-800-392-6130, or          +1-866-411-0013 and enter access code 
> > 0153458, or
> >  c. To have the system call you, click here:
> >          https://edial.internet2.edu/call/0153458