Jerry Steuerwald so graciously shared this in a comment this morning; so I’m sharing it again here in case you haven’t subscribed to comments on this blog. Jerry, good stuff! Time to start your own blog. Ten Steps to Successful Video Conferencing Below are the keys steps that I have found are needed in order [...]
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Here’s a funny article from IVCI’s newsletter: Top Ten Reasons Why VC Meetings Fail. My favorite is: The user schedules the meeting, invites the guests, prepares the presentation and then fails to show up because he/she doesn’t want to be seen on video! Reminds me of my Top Ten Reasons Why a VC Gets Cancelled. [...]
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Paul Hieronymous has written up a reflection from his experiences at NECC. Thanks, Paul for taking the time to tell us about it! Also he has a new site with a list of IP addresses of various test sites. Great contribution!
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Most of you reading this blog are already familiar with Global Nomads. If you missed the Project UGANDA programs this past spring, check out the videos they’ve posted online. Showing a bit of this in a workshop would be a great way to introduce teachers to the power of videoconferencing.
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Did you notice this in your email? Mark your calendar now! CILC Symposium Don’t miss an opportunity to learn and share best practices, practical applications, and emerging trends. Where K-20 videoconferencing and collaborative technology leaders connect, interact, and learn. (Formerly the Keystone Conference) November 13 & 14, 2007. Learn more at www.cilcsymposium.org.
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Here’s a new idea! Frazier Museum has started a blog about their distance learning program and they are still looking into purchasing equipment. So they are writing about the process of getting started with videoconferencing. If you check out their website it looks like they have really cool content. Looking forward to them getting up [...]
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