Audio and video conferencing
Audio and Video Conferencing
UIT recommends Microsoft Skype for Business as the enterprise campus solution for audio/
video conferencing. The software offers several tools to promote collaboration such as screen
and application sharing, online meetings, white boards, audience polling, and more. Another
important software feature is that our dedicated UH Skype for Business servers provide
encrypted and safe delivery of confidential data. With Skype for Business, there is no need to
forfeit the convenience of on‐the‐go communication because UIT also extends secure data
transmission to mobile devices as well.
Online Meetings
All Skype for Business meeting invitations include a URL that enables non‐Skype for
Business users to join a meeting in a web browser; there are no restrictions to join.
Features of the Skype for Business Web App include:
◻ Detailed meetingroster
◻ Multi‐party instant messaging(IM)
◻ Desktop and program sharing, including giving controlto participants(available
for Windows only)
◻ Collaboration features, including whiteboards, polls, file sharing, and
navigating PowerPoint presentations uploaded by others
Best Practices for Skype for Business Audio/Video Conferencing
Following are recommendations when using Skype for Business for audio/video
conferencing:
◻ Mute your audio unless you are speaking.
◻ If you have multiple people in the same room, have only one active audio device
to prevent audiofeedback.
◻ If you are presenting information, open all files before the meeting begins.
◻ The best screen resolution for sharing content is 1024 x 768 pixels.
Skype – A Popular, Less Secure Option to Skype for Business
Skype is another well‐known video conferencing software. Because Skype services are not
managed by UIT, the transmission of sensitive and confidential data becomes a potential
risk for the university. If you have a need to use Skype, there are 3 main considerations and
concerns that should be addressed:
◻ Always use the latest version of the Skype software.
◻ Disable the ability to transfer files within Skype chats.
◻ Disable the supernodecomponent.
NOTE: UIT recommends Skype for Business be used instead of Skype whenever possible.
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