In catching up on my favorite edublogger posts tonight, I ran across this post from Doug Johnson: Classroom technology infrastructure: what’s needed? The description includes many necessary classroom tools, but I was especially happy to see that he’s also thinking about videoconferencing in the classroom. He asks several questions about the design of the classroom, [...]
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I’ve muttered before about the lack of good options for high school teachers for videoconferences. But today I have a quick report from a teacher who did the Careers in the NFL program from the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday. I didn’t get to see it because I was facilitating our veterans interviews. [...]
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Thanks to Google Alerts, I ran across this blog post: Thanks to this month’s EDTECH Magazine, I learned a new term today. “Curriculum Videoconferencing.” I love the way it rolls off the tongue. “Curriculum Videoconferencing.” I love the fact that it encompasses the notion of setting up videoconferences that tie directly to classroom curriculum. …snip…. [...]
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