[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Recording of "Update from Evergreen Oversight Board" and "Update from Developers"

[rogan.hamby at yclibrary.net]

I tend to think that everyone attending a public function should  
expect to be recorded but I don't know what Indiana's laws may be.  I  
think your approach is reasonable Dan.

+1

Quoting Dan Scott <dan at coffeecode.net>:

> Hi folks:
>
> Those of you who made it to Saturday's early-morning update sessions
> may or may not have noticed the small black ball with the glowing red
> light on one of the front tables near the projector. That was my
> microphone, set up to capture the audio from the "update" sessions in
> the morning.
>
> I did make an announcement at the start of the "Update from the
> Evergreen Oversight Board" meeting that the sessions were being
> recorded, but there were many people who filed in after that point in
> time who might not have been aware that the session was being recorded.
> And, as the visioning exercise that Lori led went on, it's quite
> possible that people would have forgotten about the ongoing recording.
>
> So - while I would like to make the recordings available so that those
> who weren't there would be able to catch up, I'm hesitant to release the
> visioning exercise / discussion section of the Oversight Board meeting
> because I don't think we have explicit consent from everyone who
> participated.
>
> Therefore, I'm proposing that I upload the two "update" sessions, sans
> the intermediate discussion section.
>
> Can I get a +1/-1 on that?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan
>
> P.S. A takeaway for future conferences might be that we should have a
> "sessions might be recorded with audio and/or video" blanket notice &
> posted signage?
>



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Rogan Hamby
Manager Rock Hill Library & Reference Services
York County Library System

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