As I was preparing for this seminar, I realized that what was really missing from it was a list of helpful links for educators new to using this tool. So I spent some time today collecting some of my favorite videoconference resources:
Finding Virtual Field Trips/Content Providers
(*not all are I2-based virtual field trips)
- MAGPI Programs
- Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration
- Berrien County RESA Content Provider Database
- Connect2 Texas
- Global Leap
- Global Nomads
- Internet2 K20 Muse Network
- Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration
- Collaborations Around the Planet
- Megaconference Jr. Mailing List
- TWICE’s “Getting Started” Guide
- Videoconferencing Instructional Strategies
- Hawaii’s Department of Education VC Guide (great video tutorials for using the Polycom VSX 7000)
- MAGPI's H.323 Videoconferencing Resources
- Videoconferencing in Education NING Community
- ISTE Interactive Videoconference Special Interest Group
- ViDe Cookbook
- Even the Emily Post Institute has etiquette guides for videoconferencing!
- UWTV Videoconference Zone Video
3 comments:
I just added you to our blogroll at The Wiredclassroom: http://www.csdtechpd.wordpress.com.
Rebecca Morrison
Cooperating School Districts
Hi, Heather, thanks for the link in this post. I am going to be sharing this with my coordinators.
And am updating my blogroll also!
Nice blog..I really did enjoy read it....Very informative blog...And great technology also....
Video conferencing software
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