I have a general question about inquiries such as this: When do people ask if the participant can set up a personal node as an alternative to trying to find AG nodes at a site? At some point, it may become necessary to work with an IT person to resolve installation or firewall issues anyway but this may be easier than finding a node on sites. We've had less than 10% of our participants with nodes already and have found it easier to get them webcams, headsets / echo-cancelling audio, ...
Usually the first personal node sparks interest at the site to build a conference room class node. What are your experiences? Joe On Feb 16, 2007, at 12:25 PM, s.d.hod...@hull.ac.uk<mailto:s.d.hod...@hull.ac.uk> wrote: AG Lists: A plea for help. I manage a UK based research group using Access Grid for monthly seminars. We have invited two US speakers to a future seminar. They are based at: University of Georgia, Athens GA College of William and Mary, nr Richmond VA My enquiries with those institutions themselves have drawn a blank. So: does anyone know of AG nodes within a reasonable distance of each of those institutions which it may be possible for my participants to use. If so, I shall be grateful for your sending me contact details, and practical information (cost if applicable, etc). Many thanks, in advance, Simon. Joseph Stone Senior Informatics Manager Family Medicine Community Health, Medical School, Univ. of Minnesota Suite 220 Dinnaken 925 Delaware St. SE Minneapolis, MN 55414 (612) 624-3192 stone...@umn.edu<mailto:stone...@umn.edu>
