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Sponsorships and Exhibit Space Opportunities
There are sponsorship and exhibit space opportunities available at the IPTV Workshop for Colleges and Universities on June 18 and 19. If you are interested in participating, please read the sponsorship and exhibitor package and contact Tamara Stoll at 416-507-9860 ext. 224 or tamara.stoll@orion.on.ca.
Institutions who are interested in showcasing student/faculty content at the workshop reception are invited to submit a short description by June 13 to tamara.stoll@orion.on.ca. There is no cost for postsecondary institutions to host an exhibit space.
Exhibitors
18 to 24 Inc.
18 to 24 Inc. is the largest on-campus digital information and entertainment network operator in Canada with over 20 locations installed in B.C., Alberta and Ontario. Our mission is to empower schools to communicate more effectively and efficiently with its students.
Brock TV
Brock TV is Brock University's student-run television network.
Cambrian College
eDome is a specially-designed circular presentation/production facility at Cambrian College that enables capture from multiple angles simultaneously. Supplying high-voltage AC, compressed air, water, and exhaust, eDome is a versatile environment supporting a wide array of experiences and requirements.
ePresence TV - University of Toronto
ePresence is an open source rich media webcasting solution developed at the University of Toronto. ePresence is capable of streaming live and on demand presentations in multiple media formats and creating advanced searchable archives. World renowned hospitals use ePresence to conduct grand rounds, leading universities from Canada to Australia use ePresence to capture lectures and symposiums, governments use ePresence to stream legislative sessions, and cutting edge businesses and associations use ePresence for everything from board meetings to conference proceedings.
Inuk Networks
Inuk Networks is a triple-play service provider which has capitalised on the rapid growth of broadband technologies by developing a platform for the distribution of broadcast quality TV and carrier-class telephony over closed IP-based networks.
Loyalist College
TV Loyalist showcases a mix of programming produced by its Television and New Media Production students, including a broadcast news show and lifestyle programming.
MedSchoolTV - University of Toronto
MedSchoolTV is a web-based video-on-demand broadcast channel, bringing contemporary and historical programming on a wide range of health and medical topics from the University of Toronto.
Ontario College of Art & Design
OCAD will feature a showcase of student videos.
Sheridan TV
Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning will showcase a demo of its new Sheridan TV project.
Virtual Researcher On Call (VROC)
VROC is a project designed to link Canadian high school students in their classroom setting with top researchers and their trainees from the scientific community. VROC provides a unique and interactive learning opportunity for students in all aspects of the natural and health sciences, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Wilfrid Laurier University
Dr. Shaowen Song, faculty member in Laurier’s Department of Physics and Computer Science, and his research team have developed a novel single-chip solution for high definition video communication over the Internet. This technology offers a low-cost high-quality solution for video-over-IP and IPTV applications. The prototype that has been completed and can also be used as a set-top box for IPTVs. A spin-off company, System-on-Chip Technologies, has been recently launched to market the product. The product can also be used for broad distant education formats other than IPTV channels, such as extended-classroom through HD video communications.
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