In the days of media convergence, traditional content distribution is challenged. Business consultant Lance Wiggs provides a summary of the discussions in his stream from NetHui 2011 about the alternative media models that should be explored and what the implication might be for business.
In the days of media convergence, traditional content distribution is challenged. Business consultant Lance Wiggs provides a summary of the discussions in his stream from NetHui 2011 about the alternative media models that should be explored and what the implication might be for business.
In the days of media convergence, traditional content distribution is challenged. Business consultant Lance Wiggs provides a summary of the discussions in his stream from NetHui 2011 about the alternative media models that should be explored and what the implication might be for business.
Pacific Fibre Co-founder, Lance Wiggs, talks about the Pacific Fibre optic cable system planned between Australia, New Zealand and the US, and some of the reasons why this project is important for the future of New Zealand as a vibrant, growing economy. Lance outlines some of the challenges to be overcome, and some of the potential for NZ and for education in particular.
In this EDtalk from ULearn11 Trevor Storr, Co-Director of e-Learning at Cantanet, talks about the possibilities ultra fast broadband (UFB) brings to collaborative education. Trevor asks how we might organise learning when all learners have easy access to the internet, and he calls for innovative ways to allow sharing and collaboration to take place.
The service layer of the Network for Learning is what provides the greatest value to schools and end users, involving the local equipment and last mile connectivity that allows end users to access local and remote applications. This is the 3rd video in this series.
