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= Using WebRTC on the GENI network =
== GENI ==
GENI (the Global Environment for Network Innovations) is a network innovation laboratory: the perfect place to build apps from the future. When you're developing on GENI, you can melt away your assumptions about the internet as it exists today.
* http://us-ignite.org/
* http://us-ignite.org/next-gen-networks/
* https://mozillaignite.org/

== WebRTC ==
=== Existing Tutorials ===
=== Other valuable resources ===

= Thought leadership =


= The WebRTC multi-contributor experiment =
== Purpose ==
== Learning Outcomes ==
Upon completion of this experiment the learner will be able to;
# Identify the WebRTC, JavaScript libraries and HTML5 to render good multi-channel communication
# share rich media objects via HTML to assist other participants; including your own camera (kinect)...
# Use the GENI network to host and increasing number of participants

== Prerequisites ==
Before beginning this experiment, you should be prepared with the following.
* You have GENI credentials to obtain GENI resources. (If not, see [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/SignMeUp SignMeUp]).
* You are able to use Flack to request GENI resources. (If not, see the [https://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/FlackTutorial Flack tutorial]).
* You are comfortable using ssh and executing basic commands using a UNIX shell.
* You are comfortable with coding in JavaScript and HTML5
* You are familiar with WebRTC and point data related libraries

== Setup ==
What setup is required... develop this from setting up the experiment myself.

== Techniques ==
provide step by step guide here...

== The experiment ==

Get references from hackfest

= References =
* http://sfgighackdays.eventbrite.com/
* https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ignite#Community_calls
* https://blog.mozillaignite.org/
* https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ignite/SF