Video Conferencing Training Courses

Hello all,
Does anybody know of any school or training center that offers training on video conferencing ? I am interested in learning how to design and implement video conferencing solutions.
thanks very much in advance !!!
Danny

Is a course on the CCO PEC Partner E-learning Connection.
I have a general document, if you still need it let me know, I can shared with you.
Cheers

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The Products are "Training Courses"

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I just watched the kiyuco video on bookings - I understand the BC system and now see how to create bookings etc.
However, as your commented regarding layout deisgn, yes I've found layout presentation with BC layouts very difficult.
In this case the project is a school with about 30 classes students sign up for and pay and see the availability of seats etc. The client will need to easily go into BC admin and edit the class dates descriptions etc. as time evolves.
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I am on Larry Jordan's site, but that only involves watching videos. I learn better by working on a project at the same time. This newbie needs some direction. I need a hands on training course. Please help.

As some of the others have stated both Ripple Training and Lynda.com are excellent options. Lynda.com offers a very wide range of training (including Logic Pro X, Motion 5, Compressor 4, etc.) that you can access via subscription. If you want to work directly with project files then you will need the higher end subscription to download the course files. Lynda.com just updated their FCPX training to the latest version of the software. Ripple Training is also excellent, and comes from the guys behind the FCPX & Motion certification courses. Their training is offered a la carte, and will run you a few hundred dollars to get everything.
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You aren't likely to find a one size fits all approach to your training needs, and honestly, if you've got the time, complete as many of them as possible. Both Lynda and Ripple offer excellent courses on the art of editing. Ripple Training's Motion courses are second to none.
One more option would be taking a course at an Apple Certified Training Center. I didn't do this for FCPX, but did for my Logic Pro X & Motion 5 certifications and it worked out very well. The downsides are that it's very expensive, but you get to sit with an instructor, ask questions, and at the end of the course you can take the certification exam for free (well, included in your class). You really can't go wrong as long as you keep your education moving forward.

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Tommer is absolutely right about defining your business requirements and clearly define *who* you want to do video with first. If the answer is "anyone" then someone is wasting money because they actually have no one specific in mind. There needs to be specific use cases that can make an impact to the business.
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Video support over ISDN is covered by the ITU H.320 standards. Cisco IOS does actually support H.320 video gateway functionality now. This was added very late 12.4T or early in the 15.0T trains (use feature navigator to be sure). The configuration is somewhat complex though and requires some time to figure out. H.320 Video - ISO/IEC-13871 Bonding
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