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Distance Learning using ooVoo as a client for live Interactive K12 Classes

Last post 11-02-2008 12:30 AM by Mr. Derrick Boles. 1 replies.
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  • 10-02-2008 5:24 PM

    Distance Learning using ooVoo as a client for live Interactive K12 Classes

    Banner Ads are one problem if ooVoo is to be used in education.

    We would like to evaluate ooVoo to use for providing K12 interactive classes to homebound or rural distance learning homes as well as between small rural schools who need to share a teacher in an extended classroom environment. Thus, ads should be at the discretion of the teacher (homework, special changes in schedule, next lessons, tests, grades, etc.) and/or the principal/administrator/etc. It's a great place and system if modified. It would also be useful if it could be locally hosted at a school or a central location with our broadband bridges and communications for HD or at least SD. We would like to use it as the client for distance students when we provide broadband to the home, hospital, school, etc. and a good laptop with integrated WebCam that we can remotely control. We currently have LifeSize HD teacher systems in our SMART Schools distance learning classrooms. So, can we specify a fixed IP address for the student to login to their class through the ooVoo login via secure ad banner link or if we host it on our systems or if we have ooVoo host it.  Can we develop it ourselves? (We're windows for 19 years and linux too, since ' 92.) We would be glad to share or contribute appropriately. We have ideas on how this use could benefit ooVoo in many ways.

  • 11-02-2008 12:30 AM In reply to

    Re: Distance Learning using ooVoo as a client for live Interactive K12 Classes

    I would like to introduce myself . My name is Derrick Boles based in Boise , Idaho . I am interested in the concept of using ooVoo as a educational plattform for K-12 students. Are you a charter school , online school , or traditional school ? Curious to start a discussion .

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