====== Own Comparison of Video Conference Systems ====== (2020-04-16) For our training courses and even for lectures in smaller groups below 40 participants I would like to use a video conference system. **[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_conferencing_software| A comprehensive list is provided on Wikipedia]]** Together with my students I would like to test and evaluate a few platforms under real conditions. \\ My current preferences (2020-04-16) **ordered by my personal priority**: ^ ^ VC System ^ Remarks ^ Tested with small groups \\ (approx. 3-7) ^ Tested with large groups \\ (approx. 20 - 40) ^ First Results ^ | 1 | Jitsi Meet | Open source, we run it on our own server. \\ I (rb) want to go for this solution to gain max control of performance. | yes | no | Works well. | | 2 | Youtube Streaming | Not a VC system, just one video stream from presenter to audience. Interaction via textual Youtube chat, only. | no | no | | | 3 | Cisco WebEx | Officially supported by HSRW | yes | no | Works well. | | 4 | MS Skype | | yes | no | Works well. | | 5 | MS Teams | | no | no | | | 6 | Zoom | Currently not an option because of its sloppy privacy | no | no | |