Provide a means of meeting or teaching online when weather precludes traveling.

Enable you to meet online and bring together participants from multiple geographic locations.

SfB and similar software packages (e.g., Adobe Connect) have a number of potential uses for collaboration and teaching: While the explanations and illustrations are fairly detailed, most users will find SfB to be fairly intuitive and user-friendly. This module is designed to walk you through installation and use.

This module will refer to Skype for Business (Lync) as ' SfB'. Skype for Business lets you host up to 250 people in online meetings, and it provides a more secure online environment. The free version of Skype is good for personal use, but has many limitations compared to Skype for Business. Note also that Skype for Business is NOT the same as the free version of Skype for home. Some Boston University support information may still refer to Lync, but these are identical. Lync was the name of the original product, but the name changed in 2015. NOTE: This module focuses on the installation and use of Skype for Business (aka Lync), which are synonymous. Please forward comments and suggestions to to Contents The Converse logo featured a custom-made, modernist sans-serif typeface.Note: We are continually trying to improve the accessibility and usability of our learning modules. The use of white color in the Converse logo represents purity, charm and sophistication, whereas the black color stands for excellence, prestige and elegance of the brand. The most popular alternative logo features the Converse star positioned inside the square-shaped letter “O”. There are a few variations of this logo for the various departments of the company. The current version of the Converse logo comprises of a star which is placed inside a circle. Jim Labadini, one of the company’s employees, created its memorable “chevron and star” logo in the 1970s which still appears on various footwear products of Converse. The Converse logo is among the most popular and instantly recognizable logos in the sports industry. He added his signature to the “All Star” symbol in 1921. Charles “Chuck” Taylor, the legendary basketball player for the Akron Firestones, was the first player endorse the brand.

The company started manufacturing Converse All Star shoes exclusively for basketball players in 1917. DESIGN ELEMENTS, HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF CONVERSE LOGO Converse is a wholly owned subsidiary of Nike, Inc.

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