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Revision as of 10:00, 29 October 2020
Your internet connection (or bandwidth) can be affected by a number of factors including the time of day, as well as how many users are currently online.
In order to successfully use Sakai Meetings, you will need to make sure your internet connection consistently meets the minimum bandwidth requirements.
Minimum Required Network/Bandwidth Access
- Check the speed of your internet access with a Speed Test (URL: www.speedtest.net)
- Minimum required bandwidth for Sakai Meetings:
- 2.0 Mbps upload
- 1.0 Mbps download
- If you do not have the minimum bandwidth requirements, you may need to work with your supervisor to schedule a time on campus to use the internet there for your Meetings session(s).
- Minimum required bandwidth for Sakai Meetings:
Activities Suitable for Your Bandwidth
Based on your internet connection, your Meetings activities may be limited.
Review the infographic below for specific suggestions for low-bandwidth access and high-bandwidth access.
You may also find the bandwidth information in our Advice for Minimizing Problems in Online Meetings handout (PDF) to be useful.
