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[Joshua Hartshorne]

Hi Folks,

After many delays, the videos are finally up
<https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU0VOnNbR-VtZLt3qbDr-FYzHZST3PyjI>!
As a reminder, the program with abstracts is here
<https://bigcogsci.princeton.edu/>. We will hopefully add the video links
to the program, but that may take a few days.

Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU0VOnNbR-VtZLt3qbDr-FYzHZST3PyjI
Program: https://bigcogsci.princeton.edu/

Talks were recorded both with an external camera and using GoToMeeting. The
camera recordings usually have better audio. The GoToMeeting recordings
have better video. For a few talks, there is only one or the other. For the
most part, video quality isn’t too bad given the DIY, on-the-cheap nature
of our “streaming platform”.

Please let me know if you run into any issues.

Joshua K Hartshorne
Assistant Professor
Boston College

On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 3:18 PM Joshua Hartshorne via sentproc <
sentproc at lists.qc.cuny.edu> wrote:

> Dear Colleagues,
>
> In response to popular demand, I'm pleased to announce that our upcoming
> workshop ("Scaling Cognitive Science <https://bigcogsci.princeton.edu/>")
> will be live-streamed ... probably. Because the normal A/V is prohibitively
> expensive, we are trying a dirt-cheap, DIY version using GoToMeeting. If
> all works well, you should be able to see the slides and hear the speaker.
>
> Links to the GoToMeeting livestream will be available via the workshop's online
> program <https://bigcogsci.princeton.edu/program/> as the workshop
> progresses. (The afternoon breakout sessions & tutorials make it
> complicated to announce these in advance.) There will be in-room mikes,
> which should help you hear what's going on. I'm not sure our tech is going
> to be up to remote attendees asking questions, but we'll see.
>
> Because this is DIY, we don't have a technician. However, if you run into
> technical difficulties, please contact Casey Lewry <lewry at princeton.edu>
> and we'll try to address them as we can.
>
> For people who can't listen in realtime, the morning talks are being
> recorded and will go onto Youtube (assuming the recordings are of
> reasonable quality).
>
> Joshua K Hartshorne
> Assistant Professor
> Boston College
>
>
>
>
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