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ConferenceXP is an initiative of Microsoft Research. We’re exploring how to make
advanced collaboration, multi-institutional instruction and distance learning a compelling, rich experience
by assuming the availability of emerging and enabling technologies, such as high-bandwidth
networks, high resolution displays, Tablet PCs, and the advanced features in
Microsoft® Windows® XP and Windows® Vista.
The ConferenceXP research platform enables researchers and developers to create
distributed applications that take advantage of ConferenceXP technology as well
as Tablet PCs and wireless networks. It also enables them to develop the collaborative
tools and applications they need without having to build them from the ground up.
By partnering with research organizations and universities, the ConferenceXP project
combines the academic community’s expertise in the learning sciences with Microsoft’s
expertise in technology.
Explore this site to learn more about ConferenceXP and
join the community of ConferenceXP developers and researchers.
Get the Latest ConferenceXP Software
Download the latest releases of ConferenceXP software and experience the improved
user experience, performance, and network connectivity.
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ConferenceXP Source Code (4.0)
With ConferenceXP, developers and researchers can design powerful new conferencing
and collaborative environments, create custom interfaces, and integrate ConferenceXP
with existing conferencing and classroom systems. The ConferenceXP Source Code (4.0) includes the source code for ConferenceXP Client
4.0, Venue Service 4.0, Archive
Service 4.0, and Reflector Service 4.0.
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ConferenceXP Source Code
now available!
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Commercial Licensing
ConferenceXP is licensed for non-commercial use, subject to the restrictions in
the license. If you are interested
in using ConferenceXP for commercial use,
contact us or visit the
Microsoft IP Ventures Web site.
In the News
ConferenceXP Proves Its Mettle
Read about how ConferenceXP has gained significant momentum recently on a variety
of fronts.
UMass First Microsoft IT Showcase School
Learn how the new Information Technology (IT) Showcase School program aims to highlight
IT excellence in higher education.
Report from the Virtual Transatlantic Classroom
For the first time, students participated in a virtual international experience
— a real-time, online classroom with students from the National University of Ireland
in Galway.
Four classrooms connect with ConferenceXP
Find out how the University of Washington, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego, and Microsoft
Research successfully deployed ConferenceXP to share a computer science course.
Beyond
PowerPoint: Building a New Classroom Presenter
Efforts like Classroom Presenter at the University of Washington illustrate how
pen annotations and other dynamic features can be incorporated into presentation
technology for the classroom.
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