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Videoconference Zone video University of Washington: The Videoconference Zone VIDEO. A humourous and excellent 8 minute educational video that highlights tips for a successful videoceonference. (Requires Windows Media Play). Learn about some common videoconferencing pit falls and how to avoid them. Recommended for anyone asked to be in a videoconference.
3M Presentation Articles A compilation of articles by 3M. Guides to great meetings, activities and exercises, etc.
Choosing The Right Videoconference Technology A visual guide to choosing the best or most appropriate videoconference technology to suit your needs.
Desktop Videoconferencing: Just Another Plaything? Examines the cost effectiveness of current desktop video solutions and what kinds of systems are available
Desktop Videoconferencing: Novelty or Legitimate Teaching Tool? A videoconferernce primer that introduces videoconference technology, access to the proper equipment and its application to the classroom experience. It also includes tips and tricks from an experienced videoconference user.
Guide to Videoconferencing This guidebook was written to help teachers and others who are delivering or are planning to deliver courses through videoconferencing. It is intended to be a practical guide and the information and tips in it are gathered from the authors' eight years of videoconference education experience.
Inc.com News Have Tech, Won't Travel. An article about how more businesses are considering the use of videoconferencing and other technologies to reduce the need to travel.
Wainhouse Research A collection of PDF resources related to videoconferencing technology, technical guides and other valuable tips related to the diverse field of videoconference technology. Also, take note of the articles and case studies sections which contain a variety of archived resources.
Managing a Video Network Things to consider when preparing a network to handle the demands of video streams.
Videoconferencing A good overview of what videoconferencing is and the elements associated with the medium.
Smaller Faculties Can Use Video-Conferencing to Increase Teaching and Learning Opportunities for Students and Faculty How to maximize videoconference resources in the most cost effective manner while promoting its use among teachers and students.
Video Conferencing and Music Performance Education Around the world with the Manhattan School of Music By Christianne Orto, Manhattan School of Music Distance learning in music education, how is this possible? Skeptics wonder if videoconferencing technology can capture superior sound quality or has the necessary clarity for tracking minute movements during performance. The surprising answer: Yes, to both. |