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Virtual conversations have become the sine qua non of work and socializing particularly during this period of pandemic where lockdowns have almost paralyzed the 'normal' life we used to know before the outbreak. As teachers and parents, we have become desperately dependent on the power of digitality to help us minimize the devastating effects of the disruptions caused by the drastic measures taken to flatten the curve. 
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"One of the most basic ways to boost student engagement with learning material is to demonstrate its relevance to the real world, and the easiest way to accomplish that is to put them face-to-face with an expert in a given field." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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July 27, 2017 8:44 AM
An excellent videoconferencing tool for teachers is ZOOM (https://zoom.us). It is easy, powerful, and allows teachers to facilitate free 45-minute videoconferences.
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Tips and Resources for Using Free Video Conferencing Tools in Your Classroom Video conferencing and chat tools can be a wonderful instructional resource, as most educators know. You can bring the outside world and guests into your classroom, enable a
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There's a problem with traditional video conferencing clients. Though they are in abundance, they're only remotely useful if all parties are collectively using the same client. Popular services such as VoxOX, ooVoo, IMO and, of course, Skype and Google Hangouts all have this problem, thus putting a damper on quick collaboration. One "solution" to this is… Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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The power of video conferencing tools lies in their ability to engage audience through the use of visuals, interactive features and synchronous communication. The most popular free tools in this regard are Google Hangout and Skype. Both of these applications are easy to use and offer a variety of decent features for hosting online meetings and organizing seminars. However, if you are looking for some advanced alternatives, you should definitely consider the tools below. These are premium softwares that schools , universities, and individuals can use to conduct formal online conferences, webinars, and seminars. From document upload to sharing slides and web co-browsing these tools offer a plethora of powerful functionalities ideal for e-conferencing.
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This is a easy to use online video chat/conferencing tool where you can interact with up to 8 people at once with no plugins needed. You can also share your screen with the group, making it a useful teaching tool.
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The Docebo Learning Management System is able to seamlessly work with a great number of Videoconferencing tools and applications. If you already have...
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