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Please post your question here.. Thank you for your participation in the I.S.T.E. Webinar.
I have posted the 23 questions from the Webinar below. I am traveling to 3 states in the next several days and I will reply to each question in the next several days. It was a GREAT Webinar and thanks to all of you that participated. As I stated in closing, please find one idea that was presented and try it in you classroom. Thank you for assisting me in changing the world of education-"One Teacher At A Time"
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2. Carol: Does the the free webinar software work simlarly to what you are using today?
3. Mary: I heard that Web 3.0 is virtual 3D like Second Life.
4. heather: how have you seen photostory used in classrooms?
5. Ellen Brewin: We were trying to work on videoconferencing with Global Nomads and their videoconferncing protocol was H.323 - I think. Do you know of any Open source for this that works with Macintosh?
6. Marcia: Of the sites you mentioned are there any concerns teachers should be aware of when implementing with elementary students?
7. Melissa Goodwin: web 3.0 - does he have an explanation fo rthis?
8. Sheri Jaffurs: Explain Web2.0 more please
9. Lynn Herman: ok-only question is what we are going to do about the blocking of sites
10. Melissa Goodwin: you didn't mention googleearth or flickr - is there a reason for that?
11. Linda: I have not checked this year. We did a project last year and that is what the individuals at FreePlayMusic told me.
12. Linda: As far as I know, FreeplayMusic does not allow you to use their songs on the web without paying for it. They indicated to me that it can only be use in the classroom free. Have they changed their permissions?
14. Ellen Brewin: michael wesch has a great 4 wordless video on Web 2.0 on You Tube
15. Sheri Jaffurs: Please tell studnets that they are not really creating music but using loops that they download. just a comment
16. Lora Cowell: With so many Web 2.0 sites that create similar media products, is there any compare and contrast resource we can use in selecting tools to promote in our district?
18. Melissa Goodwin: ning- what is it?
19. Patty: How can Memories on the Web for speech and debate projects?
20. 495589#: So, how are teachers supposed to absorb all this?
21. Kristin Hokanson: Would Second Life be considered Web 3.0?
22. Lori Burch: Are there any copyright issues with using keepvid to download YouTube videos?
23. Sheri Jaffurs: How often are you granted permission to use the music by professionals? Are they pretty bgeneraous abou t letting you use it in a O Photo sotory for example
13. Sheri Jaffurs: Also, just an FYI, in relation to Skype, OOVOO is cool also
17. Sheri Jaffurs: I am a music teacher
Yes--the software is called
Vyew? - Instant use from any computer-Collaboration- Interaction with all forms of content-Office docs, .pdf, Flash, MP3, video, graphics, screen captures, etc. Saving, tracking and logging. http://vyew.com/site/ - Give presentations, host webinars, or conduct team meetings. Leave content available for access over time. - REVIEW & ANNOTATE - Upload, create, and collaborate on content with your team or customers. - EDUCATE & TRAIN - Create and upload course content for real-time and anytime collaborative learning.
web link is : http://vyew.com/site/
Carol: Does the the free webinar software work simlarly to what you are using today?
Yes--the software is called
Vyew? - Instant use from any computer-Collaboration- Interaction with all forms of content-Office docs, .pdf, Flash, MP3, video, graphics, screen captures, etc. Saving, tracking and logging. http://vyew.com/site/ - Give presentations, host webinars, or conduct team meetings. Leave content available for access over time. - REVIEW & ANNOTATE - Upload, create, and collaborate on content with your team or customers. - EDUCATE & TRAIN - Create and upload course content for real-time and anytime collaborative learning.
web link is : http://vyew.com/site/
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