"I have not used webinar, but my husband uses it for work and really likes. He said that it would be great for college students, but in order for it to be successful the audience needs to really pay attention and be motivated to…"
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hosting class over webinar?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lauren Lennard Apr 10, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I found a free webinar service @ http://www.anymeeting.com/ Has anyone ever tried hosting class as a webinar? Would this ever be practical, and for what ages?Continue
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Austin Ball replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi all,
I'm Austin Ball from Austin, TX (and yes, I've heard 'em all) and I'm mostly interested in learning about tutoring individuals/groups over the internet. Guess I'm in the right place! Aiming to teach elementary…"
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- At 9:11am on February 9, 2011,
Sal P said… Austin, For tutoring individuals & groups may I suggest http://Enterthegroup.com. It has virtual classrooms, projects page and a bunch of sharing and productivity tools.
Good luck
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