Vidyo

Collaboration

BlueJeans, Recording, Research Collaboration, Vidyo, Webcast, and Webstream

Description

UBC license expired March 11, 2021. Vidyo is a desktop, self-administered videoconferencing service. It works in large video conferencing rooms and can record and/or stream (flash based).

Who can use it

Faculty

Support

Contact

vidyo@computecanada.ca

Self service links and Resources

https://docs.computecanada.ca/wiki/Vidyo

Guided service links and Resources

None

Features

Does not offer an individual service, meaning a customer cannot simply go to the Vidyo website and download a free version or pay for a single-user license; It’s designed for institutions who want a highly-secure end-to-end videoconference system (customers like banks or hospitals) and it is only available directly from Vidyo as an institution-wide license for multiple users

Associated Costs

None

Alternatives

Microsoft Teams; Zoom

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Last updated: 2021-11-04 11:41

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