Success: our first words
I was really pleased that all went so well today for our Live Classroom tutorial. Thanks to the teachers who attended and our support person from NetSpot.
There was some delay in the voice for those behind a network firewall and those dialling up, but everything functioned today including the use of eboard, uploading images and slides and enabling participants.
Learning for presenters included: uploading ppt slides and floating the admin panel to maximise the screen view. We also did a little sharing of applications: and I learned yet another skill.
Next tutorial we'll be diving into the 'share' function so that all can be 'presenters' and get comfortable with the sharing of their desktop applications. This will be the major focus for our use of the Live Classroom with our pilot groups.
Still working on producing the Learner Guide and we're now happier with an A4 six page publication. I have the introduction and the accessing instructions done. Just need to find time now to produce the protocols and the navigation pages.
Would really like to know if we do have such learner guides in the Help feature of the Live Classroom, must go there and find out.
We even saved a little of our text chat from today's tutorial - boy that looks weird without the context and voice conversation wrapped around it.
Next tutorial scheduled for 2.00 pm Tuesday, September 20 in the Inclusive eclassroom.
Links to other blogs: http://liveclassroomnaomi.blogspot.com/ and http://liveclassroomjenni.blogspot.com/
There was some delay in the voice for those behind a network firewall and those dialling up, but everything functioned today including the use of eboard, uploading images and slides and enabling participants.
Learning for presenters included: uploading ppt slides and floating the admin panel to maximise the screen view. We also did a little sharing of applications: and I learned yet another skill.
Next tutorial we'll be diving into the 'share' function so that all can be 'presenters' and get comfortable with the sharing of their desktop applications. This will be the major focus for our use of the Live Classroom with our pilot groups.
Still working on producing the Learner Guide and we're now happier with an A4 six page publication. I have the introduction and the accessing instructions done. Just need to find time now to produce the protocols and the navigation pages.
Would really like to know if we do have such learner guides in the Help feature of the Live Classroom, must go there and find out.
We even saved a little of our text chat from today's tutorial - boy that looks weird without the context and voice conversation wrapped around it.
Next tutorial scheduled for 2.00 pm Tuesday, September 20 in the Inclusive eclassroom.
Links to other blogs: http://liveclassroomnaomi.blogspot.com/ and http://liveclassroomjenni.blogspot.com/
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