Wednesday teleconference - Mobility & Fatigue

[Lulu54]

The MS Foundation is sponsoring a FREE teleconference this Wednesday, and the speaker is someone who I have written aobut here before - Herbert Karpatkin - it will be worth the time if you can dial in.....

"Free Live Teleconference: "Improving Mobility by Managing Fatigue"

Join the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation (MSF) for a free, live teleconference presented by Herbert Karpatkin, PT, DSc, NCS, MCSC -- a Certified MS Clinical Specialist, Clincial Neurological Physical Therapist. The topic will be how to manage fatigue with the goal of improving mobility. A brief presentation will be followed by a question and answer session.
  
The conference will be held on Wednesday July 24, 2013 from 9:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. EST
  
For quick access, go to https://ccc.spiderphone.com/23441168
  
OR dial  1 (88 8) 55 0-560 2  or  [phone]  and enter 2344 1168"

[Ojibajo]

Quick question. I have done teleconference in the education world but that usually consisted of us going to a location at a nearby university with closed where we would communicate via 2-way camera & mic system  (closed circuit TV? I don't know the correct terms) with the people putting on the conference in another city.

So how do these work? We can either go to the website and watch or call the number and listen in?

[Ojibajo]

Thank you for posting this! I saw this on the MSF Facebook group, but I forgot the date and time and I was just scrolling through the group page trying to find it with no luck. I was worried that I had missed it.

Thanks again!

[Lulu54]

I believe MSF does make recordings available through their website........

[PastorDan]

Golly...  Can this be recorded for later consumption?  I could stay up that late, but I am sure I couldn't then unwind instantly to get to sleep on time.  Getting to sleep on time is always moving upward on my priorities list.

[Lulu54]

here's the link to the MSF site if you want to see the original announcement or need help with the telephone numbers


http://www.msfocus.org/news-details.aspx?newsID=254