[Cialug] The question of Remote viewing of LUG meetings

[Will]

I know in the Philly Linux Users Group we often record. Two of our members
volunteer to record and post. If the presenter wishes to not be recorded
for any reason or lack there of, the recording is not made. The only part
of our meetings that are recorded are the presentations. Slide decks can be
made available optionally in our group as well.

I hope this helps as this LUG as it's being discussed.

-Will C

On Wed, Sep 18, 2019, 11:31 Andrew Denner <linux-list at upeke.com> wrote:

> There have been requests to have either a live stream of our meeting or
> record it for several people who live outside of the Des Moines area.
> Others have expressed concern/dislike of being recorded.
>
> I see three possible options and am willing to obey the wisdom of the
> masses. (We can also discuss this issue further at the meeting tonight) All
> of these options would be subject to change at the request of the presenter
> and attendees
>
> 1.) Don't make any recording/live stream. This is self explanatory.
> 2.) Record and post
>         a.) Video Camera in back of room, better captures presenter and
> crowd interactions, send slide deck out separately. This would miss any
> demos
>         b.) Screen capture only in something like google hangouts via
> youtube. This would miss any room interactions but better capture screen
> stuff
> 3.) Live stream only on a platform like google hangouts (if so what
> platform, or are there good FOSS options) This would help address the
> concerns while still allowing for remote access.
>
> What do people think?
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