Secured web oriented videoconferencing system for educational purposes using WebRTC technology
R. Vápeník, Miroslav Michalko, Jozef Janitor, František Jakab
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R. Vápeník, Miroslav Michalko, Jozef Janitor, František Jakab
Abstract
This work deals with the means of videoconferencing systems ran by web browsers. It analyzes certain contemporary videoconferencing solutions and technologies used for multimedia streaming. It also describes the WebRTC technology terminology and presents the reader with its benefits. It sketches certain options for security enhancements for visual stream transmission via computer network. Based on the proposed concept it was possible to create an experimental web oriented videoconferencing system with a dual layer security policy in which students and teachers are able to communicate via chat and share files with each other besides audio and video communication.
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This work deals with the means of videoconferencing systems ran by web browsers. It analyzes certain contemporary videoconferencing solutions and technologies used for multimedia streaming. It also describes the WebRTC technology terminology and presents the reader with its benefits. It sketches certain options for security enhancements for visual stream transmission via computer network. Based on the proposed concept it was possible to create an experimental web oriented videoconferencing system with a dual layer security policy in which students and teachers are able to communicate via chat and share files with each other besides audio and video communication.
Key concepts: WebRTC, Videoconferencing, Computer science, Multimedia, Terminology, World Wide Web, Philosophy, Linguistics