CU-SeeMe

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CU-SeeMe
Intro

In the past an entire section of webTeacher was devoted to explaining in detail how to operate CU-SeeMe, which was then freeware. CU-See Me is now a commercial product owned by CU-SeeMe Networks/White Pine software. (The program is now up to Version 5.0 and is available for purchase at CU-SeeMeWorld).
Since CU-See Me is no longer free while other teleconferencing software is often bundled in at no extra charge with webcams, a detailed explanation of CU-SeeMe here now seems less relevant. (We also note that some people have set up "Reflector Sites" for use with CU-SeeMe. Some of these sites are for adults only.)
Just in case you are still interested in the older freeware versions 1.0 of CU-SeeMe you can search the web or you can visit our old (unsupported) web pages describing how to operate CU-See Me 1.0. Click here to begin.


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		CU-SeeMe Intro In the past an entire section of webTeacher was devoted to explaining in detail how to operate CU-SeeMe, which was then freeware. CU-See Me is now a commercial product owned by CU-SeeMe Networks/White Pine software. (The program is now up to Version 5.0 and is available for purchase at CU-SeeMeWorld). Since CU-See Me is no longer free while other teleconferencing software is often bundled in at no extra charge with webcams, a detailed explanation of CU-SeeMe here now seems less relevant. (We also note that some people have set up "Reflector Sites" for use with CU-SeeMe. Some of these sites are for adults only.) Just in case you are still interested in the older freeware versions 1.0 of CU-SeeMe you can search the web or you can visit our old (unsupported) web pages describing how to operate CU-See Me 1.0. Click here to begin.

CU-SeeMe Intro

CU-SeeMe
Intro