Skype Resources
Anyone have any skype suggestions? We are willing to pay but FREE is always great! Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Dan Williams on -
I've used skype and it is a good way to chat. You can hook up a web cam and have a video chat or you can just instant message. What are you looking to use it for?
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Permalink Reply by Lauren Barton on
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Something easy, maybe a video conference with a museum or virtual field trip.
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Permalink Reply by Pat Cook on -
I had a Skype video conversation with a class a couple of weeks ago. I live on Canada's east coast, which was being studied by a class in Canada's prairies. Those Grade 5 students asked my Grade 6/7 students questions about marine life, jobs, fishing, and so on. It was a very neat conversation on both ends.
Perhaps this prompts some other ideas in your head about possible uses for your situation. -
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Permalink Reply by Katherine Bolman on
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Skype is free. I have a course in the history of art and architecture at ahaafoundation.org
Check it out and let me know if any of the micro lessons is a fit for your class. I can Skype in and teach a lesson.
Or call me I am in Hawaii and my number is (808) 941-4242
Katherine Bolman -
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