By Doug Ramsey, 858-822-5825, dramsey@ucsd.edu
San Diego, CA, April 18, 2006 -- The optical networking advocacy group FirstMile.US held its Spring 2006 conference in Atkinson Hall March 22-23. Keynote speakers included Calit2 director and CSE professor Larry Smarr, National LambdaRail president Tom West, and San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom, who received an award for his support of "big broadband" connectivity in the Bay Area. (For more on the mayor's visit, click here .)
The conference was webcast in real time by Calit2, and most of the presentations are now available for on-demand viewing below. [Real player and broadband connection required]. Most of the PowerPoint slides are also available in PDF format as indicated.
Keynote: Big Broadband for San Francisco and California Gavin Newsom, Mayor, City and County of San Francisco Length: 28:51 [video] |
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Roundtable Discussion of the Americas: Distance Learning
Carmen Carpio, World Bank (moderator) Length: 22:48 [video] |
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Open Mike Time and Three-Minute Madness
Length: 42:53 [video ] Tim Ryan, City College of San Francisco [PDF] Julio Ibarra, Florida International University [PDF] Yvonne Andres, Global School Net [PDF] Don Means, Community TeleStructure, Digital Village [PDF] Michael Shames, UCAN [URL] Dewayne Hendricks, Sandoval County Broadband Project [URL] |
Related Links
FirstMile.US
San Francisco Mayor Receives Broadband Honor at Calit2