always learning » 4 Steps to a Skype-tastic Video Conference

Date May 7, 2007

Kim Cofino has been skype video conferencing with New Zealand. Needless to say, that piqued my interest since I desire to do the same with other classes. Sadly, no one comes calling! :(

Anyway, I was impressed with Kim’s post and it’s worth a read if you’re considering doing this at any point. I think the idea of  a “hot seat” is golden, as well as her idea of moving the video conference away from center as they become more commonplace. Go read her!

always learning » 4 Steps to a Skype-tastic Video Conference

4 Responses to “always learning » 4 Steps to a Skype-tastic Video Conference”

  1. Simon said:

    Skype, and its plug-in “Talk and Write” have huge potential forthe future. especially broadening students perspective of themselves within the global communityand giving a fresh perspective on collaborative efforts. My class work closely with MrsH also, she is really pushing the envelope for incorporating digital technology into her classroom practise.

  2. Mrs, Durff said:

    We will, we will! 7th grade in Hagerstown.

  3. Kim Cofino said:

    Thanks Chris! We are having a great time with this project - and I’m so lucky that Chrissy is on this side of the planet because arranging video conferences with classes in the US is getting a bit difficult. We have one coming up where our partner students in TX are all going to meet after school at around 7:30pm just so they can chat with us here in Malaysia at 8:30 am :)

  4. NZChrissy said:

    We will, we will - when it’s daylight savings again - the time zone difference is soooooo bad for us and you now!

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