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Technical Information

You must have an Internet connection speed of 56K or better and cookies enabled in your browser to participate.

Tuning In

Tune in to the seminar by following these steps:

  • Go to the Adobe Connect website.
  • Select "Enter as a Guest."
  • Enter your name in the "Name" field.

Whether you've participated in an ELI web seminar before or you're joining us for the first time, please run the Adobe Acrobat Connect Connection Test before the event. The test takes approximately 30 seconds and will verify that your computer meets hardware and software requirements to use Adobe Connect. If you have problems completing the test or installing required software, please visit the Adobe Support website, or call Adobe Connect Technical Support at 1-800-945-9120.

If you are having audio or video issues during the event, please see our Adobe Connect Frequently Asked Questions page. If you need further assistance, please contact EDUCAUSE Member Services at 303-449-4430.

Participant Requirements

Windows

  • Windows 98 SE, Windows XP SP2, or Windows Vista
  • Internet Explorer 6+
  • Netscape Navigator 8.1+
  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+
  • Adobe Flash Player 8+

Macintosh

  • Mac OS X v10.2+
  • Safari 2.0
  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+
  • Adobe Flash Player 8+

Linux

  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+
  • Adobe® Flash® Player 9

Additional Requirements

  • Broadband connection (Minimum bandwidth requirement is 56 kb/sec)
  • Cookies enabled in your web browser

Presenter Requirements

Windows

  • Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista
  • Internet Explorer 6+
  • Netscape Navigator 8.1+
  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+
  • Adobe Flash Player 9

Macintosh

  • Mac OS X v10.2+
  • Safari 2.0
  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+
  • Adobe Flash Player 9

Additional Requirements

  • Broadband connection (Minimum bandwidth requirement is 56 kb/sec)
  • Cookies enabled in your web browser

Page Last Updated: Thursday, May 28, 2009
 
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