Focus Question 1
If you could deliver broadband interactive multimedia content to your students, what would you use it for?
posted by Mark @ 10:10 AM
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MATC Movie Makers
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Wednesday, April 06, 2005
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Margaret said..
For Math (LAS) , I would post copies of my lecture notes--for students who are absent--and any pertinent announcements. I would also tutor students via email on a day to day basis. They could type in questions and I would respond.
For students that missed class videos could be viewed. Field trips could be taped and viewed by other classes.
Ron said...
Could be used for classroom lectures, video clips, live chatrooms.
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