This post is part of a series examining articles on the communication aspects of videoconferencing. Reference Baber, J. R. (1996). Re-visioning corporate communication: A case study of videoconferencing implementation. Retrieved from ProQuest Digital Dissertations. (AAT 9700122) Summary This study was more on the implementation of corporate communication via videoconferencing than on the actual communication. Still …
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Sep 29
Study Results: K12 Curriculum Videoconferencing Implementation Scale
This post is part of a series inviting discussion, comments and reflection on the results of my dissertation. Remember as you review the results of my study that every variable was examined to see its relationship with how often the school was using curriculum videoconferencing and whether that variable could be used to predict the …
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Sep 28
Working with Secondary Teachers
Linda McDonald and I have been having a great discussion on reaching secondary teachers to use VC, which you can read here. In case you’re not subscribed to comments, I wanted to pull out these great tips so you don’t miss them. Clearing the path into secondary classes: 1. Invite secondary folks to go to …
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Sep 24
Get off your RSS reader and get a reality check!
Just finished watching Stand and Deliver (again). Been spending time out in my schools upgrading VC carts. Listening. Hearing about new curriculum. Untangling wires from summer cleaning. Dealing with twisted wires. Too many technologies, not enough support. Hearing about tighter and tighter budgets; having to do more with less. Gratefulness for free programming we offer. …
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Jul 19
Teacher Comments on VC
This post is part of a series of posts with some of the results from a survey of my top VC-using teachers. Read more about it in the first post of this series. Remember, they are using videoconferencing to support curriculum instruction (not full length courses). The question featured in this post is the last …
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Jul 17
Critical Supports for Teachers
This post is part of a series of posts with some of the results from a survey of my top VC-using teachers. Read more about it in the first post of this series. Remember, they are using videoconferencing to support curriculum instruction (not full length courses). The question featured in this post is the following: …
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Jul 16
Selecting and Preparing for VCs
This post is part of a series of posts with some of the results from a survey of my top VC-using teachers. Read more about it in the first post of this series. Remember, they are using videoconferencing to support curriculum instruction (not full length courses). The question featured in this post is the following: …
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Jul 14
Sustaining Use of VC
This post is part of a series of posts with some of the results from a survey of my top VC-using teachers. Read more about it in the first post of this series. Remember, they are using videoconferencing to support curriculum instruction (not full length courses). The question featured in this post is the following: …
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