Video conferences and online seminars

Meetings, seminars, workshops, team meetings, conferences, lectures, or talks with computers or mobile devices. High-quality events can be held in some rooms on campus with the appropriate equipment.

DFNconf

Video conferences and online-seminars with pexip and Adobe Connect

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ZOOM

Video conferencing and online-seminars

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Microsoft Teams

Smaller internal Hohenheim meetings

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Rooms for video conferences

Rooms equipped with video conferencing technology

Further information

Overview

webconfDFNconfZoomTeams
Costsfree of chargefree of chargefree of charge (campus license)free of charge
Number of participants
200 system-wide

pexip: 23 or as stream unlimited

Adobe Connect: 200

300min. up to 30 participants stable, if only the respective speaker activates audio/video
Event organizerStaffStaff

Students and Staff

Students and staff with a Teams account
Participantsany, also externalany, also externalany, also externalStudents and staff with a Teams account
Duration of meetingunlimitedunlimitedunlimitedunlimited
availabilitymay fluctuate due to the participant limit

may fluctuate: resources are shared with all institutions using DFNconf

highhigh
encryptiontransporttransport

transport

end-to-end

transport
FeaturesVideo/audio, chat, sharing desktop, sharing application (window), sharing files
Additional featuresWhiteboard, votingOnly Adobe Connect: Whiteboard, votingWhiteboard, votingTeam calendar
Use in the browserOnly in combination with app

pexip: yes

Adobe Connect: Only in combination with app

yesyes
AppWindows, Mac, Linux, IOS, AndroidWindows, Mac, Linux, IOS, AndroidWindows, Mac, Linux, IOS, AndroidWindows, Mac, IOS, Android
all about webconfall about DNFconfall about Zoom

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Lectures as video conferences

Holding lectures in real time as a video conference is not always the best solution. This is because with each additional person, the event becomes increasingly demanding for you on a technical, organizational, and didactic level. On a technical level, you must expect problems with individual participants in particular, but also problems of stability. We therefore recommend that you hold video conferences with no more than 30 participants.

Alternatively, you can also record lectures and publish them on our streaming server p2go.

This allows you to record the material either in the lecture hall or on your own device. Perhaps divided the lecture into smaller blocks of, say, 30 minutes. You can integrate these into ILIAS where you can also offer the possibility to ask questions which you can then answer there or in a new video.

You could always offer video conferencing as an additional place for questions and feedback.


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