Videoconferences enable users to conduct face-to-face meetings with individuals located in different geographical areas. ANR Videoconference services are available at Tehama, Glenn, Stanislaus, and Tulare County Offices, the Kearney Ag Center and the DANR Building.  These ANR Videoconference sites may be connected to any other IP-based Videoconference facility.

Who can use it?  

ANR Staff and Academics can use this service.

Videoconference Features

Two types of Videoconference are available:

• Point-to-point: This involves only two sites.
• Multipoint: This can involve anywhere from 3 to 14 sites in one conference.

Other UC Campuses have Videoconference systems as well.  Some UC Campuses charge a fee for using their service.  Please contact the designated campus Videoconference coordinator or James @ 530-754-3915 for assistance.

How to Schedule a Videoconference

Videoconference Sites and Coordinators

Videoconferencing Etiquette and Tips

How to Use the Equipment

Troubleshooting