18–20 Nov 2020
Virtual Conference
UTC timezone

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  1. Hastings Ndebvu (UbuntuNet Alliance)
    18/11/2020, 07:00
  2. 18/11/2020, 07:10
  3. Prof. Stephen Simukanga (Chairperson, ubuntuNet Alliance)
    18/11/2020, 07:20
  4. Mr Fabio Di Stefano (European Commission – DG DEVCO)
    18/11/2020, 07:30
  5. 18/11/2020, 07:40
  6. Duncan Greaves (TENET)
    18/11/2020, 07:50
  7. 18/11/2020, 08:10
  8. Mr Tiwonge Banda (UbuntuNet Alliance)
    18/11/2020, 08:40
  9. Hellen hnakawungu Kabuubi (RENU)
    18/11/2020, 12:00

    eduroam (education roaming) is a world-wide trusted and secure Wi-Fi network for researchers, students and staff of education and research institutions. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, globally, most NRENs typically deployed eduroam only in the networks of their member institutions, whereby users could only access eduroam when they visited any campus that had deployed eduroam. However, that...

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  10. seema khanna
    18/11/2020, 12:20
  11. KENNEDY ASEDA (KENYA EDUCATION NETWORK)
    18/11/2020, 12:40

    Teaching & Research has largely been based on on-campus models where researchers, faculty and
    students have traditionally conducted their core business primarily from within their home
    institutions with remote or off-campus access only initiated whenever there is collaboration with
    other institutions.
    The COVID-19 pandemic resulted to closure of all educational institutions in Kenya...

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  12. Heidi Morgan (USC-ISI)
    18/11/2020, 13:00
  13. Tangui Coulouarn (DeiC)
    18/11/2020, 13:20

    eduVPN is a VPN solution targeting the research and education community. The purpose of the solution is to provide secure access both to private institutional networks as well as public networks. eduVPN is one of the very few fully free software solution for VPN, both on server and client server sides. Different client apps have been created for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS; the...

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  14. Edward Moynihan (Indiana University)
    19/11/2020, 07:00
  15. Nyasha Thusabantu (Harare Institute of Technology)
    19/11/2020, 07:20
  16. Oscar Rodriguez (ITU)
    19/11/2020, 07:40
  17. David Heyns (GÉANT)
    19/11/2020, 08:00

    Research indicates that the global R&E community is already heavily dependent on the consumption of commercial cloud services and other related digital services providing for platform and software solutions in support of teaching, learning and research activities. The NREN is already providing bandwidth in support of this consumption, but what is our role in further supporting our community’s...

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  18. Salem Alagtash (ASREN)
    19/11/2020, 08:20

    Since 2011, the European Union has been co-funding the development of pan-African Research and
    Education Network (REN) through the AfricaConnect project. The third phase of AfricaConnect
    (AC3) started in November 2019 with GÉANT, ASREN, UbuntuNet Alliance, and WACREN
    regional RENs 1 as the main coordinators. The main objective of AC3 is to contribute to the human
    capital development of...

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  19. Fabrice MOUTTE
    19/11/2020, 08:40

    As a heavy user of communication networks, Sorbonne University provides feedback on why NRENs matters and how its IT department has managed lockdowns.
    After a little background on Sorbonne University and research and education networks in Europe, a review of the successes and failures of the first lockdown in March 2020 and the lessons learned to address the current one.

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  20. Stein Mkandawire (ZAMREN)
    19/11/2020, 12:00
  21. Omo Oaiya (WACREN)
    19/11/2020, 12:20
  22. Mohamed Ali Ahmed (SomaliREN)
    19/11/2020, 12:40

    Educational institutions - schools and universities in Somalia are based only on traditional learn-ing; they follow the conventional face-to-face classroom lectures. The sudden outbreak of a pan-demic called COVID-19 caused by a Corona Virus shook the entire world. To help contain the pandemic, the ministry of Education, Culture, and Higher Education(MOECHE) of Somalia or-dered the closure of...

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  23. Klaas Wierenga (GÉANT)
    19/11/2020, 13:00
  24. Pamela Abbott (The University of Sheffield)
    19/11/2020, 13:20
  25. Marin Režić (CARNET)
    19/11/2020, 13:40

    This presentation will show how CARNET arranged VLE and infrastructure for conducting online essay in Moodle simultaneously for more than 13.000 secondary school students during the COVID-19 pandemic. CARNET provided technical support for the online essay, which was a part of a trial graduation exit exam. The goal was to test system capability and adequacy of particular Moodle tools for the...

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  26. Brian Nisbet (HEAnet)
    20/11/2020, 07:00
  27. Rebecca Kangabe
    20/11/2020, 07:20
  28. Michael Walimbwa (Makerere University)
    20/11/2020, 07:40
  29. Ahmed Siyad (SomaliREN)
    20/11/2020, 08:00
  30. Mrs Jasna Tingle (Croatian Academic and Research Network - CARNET)
    20/11/2020, 08:20

    In an attempt to control the spread of COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 the Government of Croatia decided to close all educational institutions in the country and transfer all teaching and learning online. This was a big challenge for organisations and individuals as there was very little time left for the preparation of such transition or for ensuring that everybody involved had access to the...

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  31. Nick Dua
    20/11/2020, 08:40

    Keystone Symposia’s eSymposia virtual meetings bring together global research leaders and rising stars in a particular field to discuss the latest research advances and directions, while broadcast live to global audiences.

    Altogether, eSymposia virtual meetings, and associated resources, help to connect the global research community with the latest biomedical advances, tools and...

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  32. Dr Sajitha Bashir (World Bank)
    20/11/2020, 12:00
  33. Ann Harding (SWITCH)
    20/11/2020, 12:20
  34. Dr Magreth Mushi (Tanzania Education and Research Network)
    20/11/2020, 12:35
  35. Leila Dekkar (GÉANT)
    20/11/2020, 12:50
  36. Dr Matthews Mtumbuka
    20/11/2020, 13:10
  37. Prof. Stephen Simukanga (Chairperson, ubuntuNet Alliance)
    20/11/2020, 13:20
  38. Hastings Ndebvu (UbuntuNet Alliance)