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Tech Tools To Try: Virtual Meetings

Submitted by sgough on Thu, 05/17/2012 - 11:51am
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Socialbrite: Social Tools for Social Change

Updated: January 19, 2011

Virtual meeting smackdown! 15 top Web conferencing services compared

This Socialbrite blog post reviews 15 popular virtual meeting tools.

1. Watchitoo: Multimedia collaboration

2. Infinite Conferencing: Nonprofits are top of mind

3. GoToWebinar: Solid track record

4. Elluminate: Strong in the education market

5. Adobe Connect: Revamped & ready for prime time

6. ReadyTalk: The choice of TechSoup

7. Zoho Meeting: Embed it in your blog

8. Cisco WebEx Meeting: An industry stand-by

9. Microsoft Office Live Meeting: Made for the Enterprise

10. AT&T Connect: Built for business

11. Yuuguu: Share your screen

12. Yugma: Free for 20 participants

13. IBM Lotus Live: Feature-rich & intuitive

14. HearMe: Not keeping up

15. Dimdim: A simple & inexpensive solution

Read the full post here: http://www.socialbrite.org/2011/01/19/comparison-top-web-conferencing-services/

Friday Feature: How long does it take to create learning?

Submitted by sgough on Fri, 03/23/2012 - 3:57pm
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How long does it take to create learning? is a slideshare presentation created by Chapman Alliance based on research into development times and costs to produce four types of learning: Instructor-led training and three levels of eLearning. www.chapmanalliance.com

How Long Does it Take to Create Learning?

Friday Feature: Teaching and learning at multiple spheres of influence

Submitted by sgough on Mon, 02/20/2012 - 9:16pm
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An on-line course in critical mental health promotion: Teaching and learning at multiple spheres of influence 
 
A presentation by S.L. Jakubec and P. Mascaro from Mount Royal University.
 
 
An overview of an online course developed by faculty from universities in Canada and Norway. Course development began with a question: “What would happen if students explored innovative mental health promotion from the standpoint of an increasingly globalized and networked world? “
 
 
This presentation summarizes work published in CY-ICER 2012 Proceedings through Procedia-Social and Behavioral Journal.
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