[Cialug] Screen cast formats?

[Josh More]

I was concerned about whether the recording would harm the meetings. 
With both people and quarks, observing behavior can alter behavior. 
However, when I've mentioned it in the past, no one has come forward and
said that they didn't want the meetings recorded.  If anyone has
concerns, feel free to voice them here.  If this is a divisive issue,
it's probably not worth pursuing, as I doubt that anyone would avoid the
meetings because they're NOT being recorded.

So far as whether the meetings would be the same, I would anticipate
that the recording would make the initial meetings a bit more formal. 
However, given the types of people that we are, I expect that were
things to drift off topic and get heated (like last night), those of us
doing the discussion would tend to forget about the cameras and just
keep going.

 
 

-Josh More, RHCE, CISSP, NCLP, GIAC 
 morej at alliancetechnologies.net 
 515-245-7701



>>> David Champion <dchampion at visionary.com> 01/17/08 4:57 PM >>> 
Tom Poe wrote:
> Brandon Griffis wrote:
>> Who would our audience be?
>>
>>   
> Cialug has one audience worth pursuing, amongst others.  Consider the

> entire world of open source advocates, users, and developers. 
Imagine 
> when all LUGs will have a channel for uploading their video content. 

> Digital transmission occurs in February, 2009.  Cialug's content 
> becomes content for all local access tv networks in the country. 
Just 
> a matter of making it available for them to choose.
> Tom
That's an interesting concept... I think it's much more likely that 
selective linux nerds would download or watch the videos on a youtube 
like service than watch on local access tv.

The other issue is taping the presentations, and having LUG meetings 
structured enough to allow for the taping. And that if they were being

taped, would they be the same type of meetings?

-dc


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