[hpsdr] HPSDR Project - Learning Verilog

[Jim Sanford]

All:

First, I, too, am interested in the course.

As for how to present "one - to - many", I asked a friend who knows more 
about this stuff than anyone else I've ever known.  Quoted below are his 
suggestions.

Good luck and very 73,'
Jim
wb4gcs at amsat.org


There are a number of 'webcast' services, products etc.  Some are ShareWare.
I have no first-hand experience doing them, but have been a 'viewer'; as
such I don't know what they used...  Do a search on webcast or webcast
software.  A ZDNet page with bunches of examples, reviews, white-papers etc.
on webcasting is:

http://updates.zdnet.com/tags/Software+and+Webcast.html

Microsoft offers a Live Meeting service that seems to be reasonably priced
that does everything described AND lets you 'record' the meeting for later
playback by anyone who missed the live session.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/livemeeting/FX101729061033.aspx  I've used
this and it is SLICK.


Of course, setting up a website where people can simply download
presentations, files, and video/audio is pretty straightforward.

>From what you sent, I'd look at the Microsoft LiveMeeting (you can see demos
and even try it for free...)  Of everything I've used, it's by far the
slickest...



Tim Schoenfelder wrote:
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> I'm interested also. 
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> I like Chris Albertson's idea of putting the slides up and recording 
> your audio for people to download.  You could perhaps then augment it 
> with a few voice or chat forums about it.
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> Tim Schoenfelder
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> On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 8:36 AM, <ke9h at austin.rr.com 
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>     Kirk:
>     Put me down as interested.
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>     ---- Kirk Weedman <kirk at hdlexpress.com
>     <mailto:kirk at hdlexpress.com>> wrote:
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>     > On this note.  Would anyone be interested in learning Verilog via an
>     > internet class?  I have taught courses in Verilog a few times, so I
>     > could use my powerpoint slides.   I usually teach a 5 day all day
>     > class/lab so that would be at least 20 hours worth of lecture
>     unless I
>     > change it a bit.  Next hurdle for me would be how can I present a
>     > "webinar" type class on the internet and what time of day to do it?
>     > Havent looked to see what tools there are for doing this.  Anyone
>     > interested?  I am currently working on the Ozy, Janus, Mercury and
>     > Penelope code under Phil Harmans direction and would be glad for
>     others
>     > to understand it when I'm done.
>     >
>     > Kirk Weedman  KD7IRS
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