A buddy of mine who is a Consulting Forester just forwarded this to me, and I think it could be very beneficial to us deer hunters who have a strong passion for habitat improvement. If you have an hour or so available around lunch time today(July 18th 12p-1p), I highly recommend sitting in on this webinar. There are 110 available "seats" and it's a first-come-first-serve registration. If you miss the lunch time slot, it will also be available between 7 and 8 pm.
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Dear ForestConnect Webinar participants:
See below for details to connect to the July 18, 2012 – “Enhancing Mast (Food) Production for Woodland Wildlife” will be presented by Dave Apsley at Ohio State University Cooperative Extension. The site is open and you can test your connection from the URL belownow, or you can wait until the last minute to determine if there are any connection difficulties.
Your registration to the webinar database assures that you receive this notice of the connection details. Registration does not guarantee you a "seat". Seating is first come, first served. Our site license allows us to seat a total of 110 people at one time. We often fill all "seats" during the noon session and unfortunately some people are excluded. You should arrive early for a topic of special interest. The evening session has not previously filled to capacity. All webinars are recorded for subsequent viewing. Earliest access to the recorded webinars, including select questions/answers, is via http://CornellForestConnect.ning.com in a blog entry the date of the webinar (or the next day).
This webinar has been approved for 1.0 CEU credit in category 2 by the Society of American Foresters.
More information and documentation about webinars is available at:
https://admin.adobe.acrobat.com/_a227210/participatemeeting/ (for participants)
https://admin.adobe.acrobat.com/_a227210/acpmeetingoverview/ (for presenters)
Please email me with any concerns.
thanks,
Peter
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Summary for ForestConnect Webinar. Please don't forward this email.
Lots of details below (read here for troubleshooting assistance).....
1. The site is accessible, but there won't be any action until approximately 20 minutes prior to the webcast. A welcome note or the first Powerpoint slide is visible. You should try the connection now to ensure you don't have any glitches. To make sure you can connect, try the site via the hotlink above. PLEASE do not share these links. Rather, encourage friends and family to register independently (it's fast, free and happens only once). This allows me to track usage and justify the "free" use of the site license (it's actually quite expensive, with our thanks to Cornell University Cooperative Extension). As you know, you register at www.ForestConnect.info
2. To Access the site, click on the WEBCAST URL above and then select the "guest" option and sign in with your name. Try this NOW and let me know if you have a problem signing in. You'll repeat the same sign-in process at the time of the webcast on the third Wednesday of the month. If you are prompted for a password, something's gone wrong. Make sure you select the "guest" button and try again. [some folks have found the following helpful if their initial attempt failed]......If the hotlink to the URL doesn't work, refresh the screen or copy and paste the URL into your browser window and try again. You might also try a different web browser (Netscape, Explorer, Firefox, etc.). Some of the Macintosh web browsers have experienced difficulty. You might also need to allow pop-ups for the time you're connected.
3. When you arrive at the site via one of the above URL, you can test your sound capacity via the "meeting" pull-down menu and then the audio wizard. During the conference, participants will be able to hear but not speak to the conference. If you are using a modem, our experience is that the graphics & pictures will display, but the sound may lag a bit. Honestly, modem users typically get frustrated. Perhaps visit your local library or office of Cornell Cooperative Extension (call first).
4. Handouts related to the webcast, if provided, are available via the web conference site at www.ForestConnect.info
5. You can practice typing a note on the chat pod. I will clear any existing notes when we start the webcast and before I start the recording.
6. There are 110 accessible slots, first come first served.
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Peter J. Smallidge, Ph.D.
NYS Extension Forester
Director, Arnot Teaching and Research Forest
Director, Cornell Maple Program
pjs23@cornell.edu
www.ForestConnect.info
www.ArnotForest.info
www.CornellMaple.info
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Dear ForestConnect Webinar participants:
See below for details to connect to the July 18, 2012 – “Enhancing Mast (Food) Production for Woodland Wildlife” will be presented by Dave Apsley at Ohio State University Cooperative Extension. The site is open and you can test your connection from the URL belownow, or you can wait until the last minute to determine if there are any connection difficulties.
Your registration to the webinar database assures that you receive this notice of the connection details. Registration does not guarantee you a "seat". Seating is first come, first served. Our site license allows us to seat a total of 110 people at one time. We often fill all "seats" during the noon session and unfortunately some people are excluded. You should arrive early for a topic of special interest. The evening session has not previously filled to capacity. All webinars are recorded for subsequent viewing. Earliest access to the recorded webinars, including select questions/answers, is via http://CornellForestConnect.ning.com in a blog entry the date of the webinar (or the next day).
This webinar has been approved for 1.0 CEU credit in category 2 by the Society of American Foresters.
More information and documentation about webinars is available at:
https://admin.adobe.acrobat.com/_a227210/participatemeeting/ (for participants)
https://admin.adobe.acrobat.com/_a227210/acpmeetingoverview/ (for presenters)
Please email me with any concerns.
thanks,
Peter
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Summary for ForestConnect Webinar. Please don't forward this email.
- Topic: Enhancing Mast (Food) Production for Woodland Wildlife by Dave Apsley at Ohio State University Cooperative Extension.
- Date: Wednesday July 18, 2012
- Times: 12:00 to 1:00 PM and 7:00 to 8:00 PM eastern times. Questions often last a several extra minutes
- Webinar URL:http://breeze.cce.cornell.edu/r283z0gue12/ (click this link or copy and paste into your browser window. The site is active and you can test the link now.) Join the webinar as a guest using your first and last name. There are no logins or passwords for participants.
- Supplemental review material http://ohioline.osu.edu/for-fact/0060.html
Lots of details below (read here for troubleshooting assistance).....
1. The site is accessible, but there won't be any action until approximately 20 minutes prior to the webcast. A welcome note or the first Powerpoint slide is visible. You should try the connection now to ensure you don't have any glitches. To make sure you can connect, try the site via the hotlink above. PLEASE do not share these links. Rather, encourage friends and family to register independently (it's fast, free and happens only once). This allows me to track usage and justify the "free" use of the site license (it's actually quite expensive, with our thanks to Cornell University Cooperative Extension). As you know, you register at www.ForestConnect.info
2. To Access the site, click on the WEBCAST URL above and then select the "guest" option and sign in with your name. Try this NOW and let me know if you have a problem signing in. You'll repeat the same sign-in process at the time of the webcast on the third Wednesday of the month. If you are prompted for a password, something's gone wrong. Make sure you select the "guest" button and try again. [some folks have found the following helpful if their initial attempt failed]......If the hotlink to the URL doesn't work, refresh the screen or copy and paste the URL into your browser window and try again. You might also try a different web browser (Netscape, Explorer, Firefox, etc.). Some of the Macintosh web browsers have experienced difficulty. You might also need to allow pop-ups for the time you're connected.
3. When you arrive at the site via one of the above URL, you can test your sound capacity via the "meeting" pull-down menu and then the audio wizard. During the conference, participants will be able to hear but not speak to the conference. If you are using a modem, our experience is that the graphics & pictures will display, but the sound may lag a bit. Honestly, modem users typically get frustrated. Perhaps visit your local library or office of Cornell Cooperative Extension (call first).
4. Handouts related to the webcast, if provided, are available via the web conference site at www.ForestConnect.info
5. You can practice typing a note on the chat pod. I will clear any existing notes when we start the webcast and before I start the recording.
6. There are 110 accessible slots, first come first served.
++++++++++++++++++
Peter J. Smallidge, Ph.D.
NYS Extension Forester
Director, Arnot Teaching and Research Forest
Director, Cornell Maple Program
pjs23@cornell.edu
www.ForestConnect.info
www.ArnotForest.info
www.CornellMaple.info
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