ENOG 17 is virtual \u2013 and that means you can participate in all the sessions without leaving your comfy armchair!<\/p>\n
This virtual meeting will use Meetecho as the main platform for remote participation. All sessions will use this platform and as an attendee, you will be able to chat and ask questions, both in writing and using your microphone.<\/p>\n
You can also follow sessions on our livestream but there will not be any discussion or chat on that page. Chat is available only on Meetecho.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s a quick guide to how you can register, view presentations, ask questions and interact with other participants.<\/p>\n
As always in a virtual environment, we recommend using a headset for better audio quality. And if you need, to use your camera, to have a good lighting for better video quality.<\/p>\n
If you would like to participate in ENOG 17, register here<\/a>. Once you have registered, your name will automatically be shown on the attendee list<\/a>.<\/p>\n On Monday, before the meeting starts, you will receive an email that contains your unique link to connect to Meetecho. This link is unique to you and you can use the same link all week long to access all the ENOG 17 sessions. Please bookmark or save this link for easy access.<\/p>\n Important:<\/strong> The first name and last name that you register with will be displayed when you connect to Meetecho using your unique link. If at any time you want to change the name used on your registration, please email meeting [at] ripe [dot] net<\/a>.<\/p>\n The profile picture displayed in Meetecho is taken from the Gravatar service based on the email used during the registration process (if available). If you want to change the picture and\/or remove it, you will have to do that in Gravatar directly.<\/p>\n You can view all the sessions and participate using Meetecho. Alternatively, you can also follow the livestream on the ENOG 17 website, however you cannot ask questions or join the chat discussion. Chat and Q&A are available on Meetecho only.<\/p>\n Live translation from English to Russian and vice-versa will be available both on Meetecho and on the livestream. When you join Meetecho the default language is English, but you will be able to switch to Russian at any time by clicking on the Russian flag located at the bottom of the platform. You can switch to English again by clicking on the UK Flag. <\/p>\n You can keep track of the sessions by using the Meeting Plan<\/a>. The Meeting Plan is dynamic, simply click on a session to view information. Please note that the times are all in CET (UTC+1).<\/p>\n By clicking on your unique link, you will enter the platform as \u201cParticipant\u201d with the name entered during registration. There is no client to install. Meetecho can be used directly on any desktop WebRTC-enabled web browser. Many Meetecho features are available on mobile browsers that support WebRTC but a mobile-friendly user interface is still in development and screen sharing is not supported on mobile devices.<\/p>\n Please avoid using Safari to run Meetecho as some features might not function as expected.<\/p>\n You can also leave the meeting at any time and join it again later by using the same link received by email.<\/p>\n The platform will allow you to:<\/strong><\/p>\n There are two ways to ask questions at ENOG 17:<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We recommend reading the Meetecho Guide<\/a> for additional details about:<\/strong><\/p>\n You might not be meeting your fellow attendees in person, but you can still network effectively:<\/p>\n Please note that all contact details shared are intended to enhance networking opportunities between attendees and should not be used for commercial purposes.<\/em><\/p>\n If you have any questions about participating remotely, please send us an email at enog [at] ripe [dot] net<\/a>. <\/p>\nHow to View Presentations<\/h3>\n
How to Use Meetecho<\/h3>\n
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How to Ask a Question<\/h3>\n
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How to Network<\/h3>\n
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