Comments on: Educating Through Video Conference http://techbasedmarketing.com/tools/educating-through-video-conference/654/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:53:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lynettehttp://techbasedmarketing.com/tools/educating-through-video-conference/654/comment-page-1/#comment-889 Lynette Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:43:33 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/educating-through-video-conference/829#comment-889 Hello Carol, welcome! You hit it on the nail. When offering distance learning it's about the learning and not so much about the technology itself. Having said that I think it's also important the technology you choose is not so difficult to learn/understand that it hinders or becomes a barrier to the learning process. Hello Carol, welcome! You hit it on the nail. When offering distance learning it’s about the learning and not so much about the technology itself. Having said that I think it’s also important the technology you choose is not so difficult to learn/understand that it hinders or becomes a barrier to the learning process.

]]> By: Lynettehttp://techbasedmarketing.com/tools/educating-through-video-conference/654/comment-page-1/#comment-3550 Lynette Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:43:00 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/educating-through-video-conference/829#comment-3550 Hello Carol, welcome! You hit it on the nail. When offering distance learning it's about the learning and not so much about the technology itself. Having said that I think it's also important the technology you choose is not so difficult to learn/understand that it hinders or becomes a barrier to the learning process. Hello Carol, welcome! You hit it on the nail. When offering distance learning it’s about the learning and not so much about the technology itself. Having said that I think it’s also important the technology you choose is not so difficult to learn/understand that it hinders or becomes a barrier to the learning process.

]]> By: Carol Daunt Skyringhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/tools/educating-through-video-conference/654/comment-page-1/#comment-890 Carol Daunt Skyring Sat, 15 Mar 2008 11:19:44 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/educating-through-video-conference/829#comment-890 Hi JoseThere are many people around the world using videoconferencing successfully for teaching & learning. It is an excellent medium as it provides live, visual communication. However, it's a difficult market to break into with a new product - there are a number of well established vendors in the market.The important component for success is the teaching strategies you use - not just the equipment. I suggest you offer support services with your product eg training users in how to teach effectively with your product - not just how to 'push the buttons'.There's a lot of information (and videoconference teachers) that should help you at my videoconference blog: http://videoconference.edublogs.orgCheers from Downunder Carol Hi Jose

There are many people around the world using videoconferencing successfully for teaching & learning. It is an excellent medium as it provides live, visual communication. However, it’s a difficult market to break into with a new product – there are a number of well established vendors in the market.

The important component for success is the teaching strategies you use – not just the equipment. I suggest you offer support services with your product eg training users in how to teach effectively with your product – not just how to ‘push the buttons’.

There’s a lot of information (and videoconference teachers) that should help you at my videoconference blog:
http://videoconference.edublogs.org

Cheers from Downunder
Carol

]]> By: Carol Daunt Skyringhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/tools/educating-through-video-conference/654/comment-page-1/#comment-3551 Carol Daunt Skyring Sat, 15 Mar 2008 11:19:00 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/educating-through-video-conference/829#comment-3551 Hi JoseThere are many people around the world using videoconferencing successfully for teaching & learning. It is an excellent medium as it provides live, visual communication. However, it's a difficult market to break into with a new product - there are a number of well established vendors in the market.The important component for success is the teaching strategies you use - not just the equipment. I suggest you offer support services with your product eg training users in how to teach effectively with your product - not just how to 'push the buttons'.There's a lot of information (and videoconference teachers) that should help you at my videoconference blog: http://videoconference.edublogs.orgCheers from Downunder Carol Hi Jose

There are many people around the world using videoconferencing successfully for teaching & learning. It is an excellent medium as it provides live, visual communication. However, it’s a difficult market to break into with a new product – there are a number of well established vendors in the market.

The important component for success is the teaching strategies you use – not just the equipment. I suggest you offer support services with your product eg training users in how to teach effectively with your product – not just how to ‘push the buttons’.

There’s a lot of information (and videoconference teachers) that should help you at my videoconference blog:
http://videoconference.edublogs.org

Cheers from Downunder
Carol

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