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iCCAN VIDEOCONFERENCING | THE EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCE: [ikˈspiəriəns], Active participation in events or activities, leading to the accumulation of knowledge or skill.

There is nothing as powerful as an experience.

An experience, when it occurs, transforms the way people do things.

We see video conferencing as a unique communication tool providing access to opportunities through videoconferencing to enhance community success in Alberta.  iCCAN promotes excellence in videoconferencing delivery to create a culture of comfort with technology as the means to reach individual potential and build community capacity. A catalyst to ignite endless possibility for a collective future, the iCCAN network currently connects to over 60 communities!

The iCCAN approach encompasses a detailed training curriculum and skill development for participants and providers to accomplish aptitude, confidence and an attitude of use.

The iCCAN advantage includes a network of endpoints connected via Albert’s SuperNet and efficiencies in process, programming and promotion to ensure a positive videoconference experience. With an established network of technical, collaborative and coordination supports,  iCCAN assures quality and commitment in videoconferencing success.

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Benefits of HD Video Conferencing to Rural Alberta:
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with Jann Beeston, Hanna Learning Centre Executive Director

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iCCAN Steering Committee and Minister of Alberta Infrastructure, Hon. Jack Hayden, (L to R) Janet Lane (inset), Linda Thorne, Karen Lynch; Minister Jack Hayden, Jann Beeston