How to join video conference

There are two options to join the Sayahna conference online:

  • If you’d like to ask questions or participate in discussions: Jitsi meet
  • If you’d like to watch the live meeting and ask questions in chat: YouTube live stream
Jitsi meet

Sayahna provides access to its interactive video conference system on both deskop/laptop and mobile devices.

Desktop
Join the meeting using either Jitsi application or web browser.
Mobile
Install ‘Jitsi’ app on mobile (available on both iOS and Android). Open the app and join meeting by giving the meeting url https://meet.sayahna.org/sfn2023. See the screenshot.
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YouTube live

The conference will be live streamed on YouTube. Questions can be asked in the comment box, which the moderator will then relay to the speaker.

Watch live at https://sayahna.net/live23

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Title: Help for online participation (ml: Help for online participation).

Author(s): Sayahna Foundation.

First publication details: Sayahna Foundation; Trivandrum, Kerala;; 2023.

Deafult language: ml, Malayalam.

Keywords: MN Karassery, Sayahna Award 2023, Open Access Publishing, Malayalam, Sayahna Foundation, Free Software, XML.

Digital Publisher: Sayahna Foundation; JWRA 34, Jagthy; Trivandrum 695014; India.

Date: August 3, 2023.

Credits: The text of the original item is copyrighted to the author. The text encoding and editorial notes were created and​/or prepared by the Sayahna Foundation and are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution By ShareAlike 4​.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4​.0). Any reuse of the material should credit the Sayahna Foundation and must be shared under the same terms.

Production history: Data entry: Sayahna; Typesetter: CVR; Editor: Editors; Digitizer: Sayahna; Encoding: CVR.

Production notes: The entire document processing has been done in a computer running GNU/Linux operating system and TeX and friends. The PDF has been generated using XeLaTeX from TeXLive distribution 2021 using Ithal (ഇതൾ), an online framework for text formatting. The TEI (P5) encoded XML has been generated from the same LaTeX sources using LuaLaTeX. HTML version has been generated from XML using XSLT stylesheet (sfn-tei-html.xsl) developed by CV Radhakrkishnan.

Fonts: The basefont used in PDF and HTML versions is RIT Rachana authored by KH Hussain, et al., and maintained by the Rachana Institute of Typography. The font used for Latin script is Linux Libertine developed by Phillip Poll.

Web site: Maintained by KV Rajeesh.

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