My group used anymeeting.com for our web conferencing tool. The advantages of using anymeeting are that it is very easy to use and user friendly. I could easily create a meeting and send the link to my group members to join in. Once in the meeting, we were all able to talk and see each other using our web cams. It is also very easy to record the session and then copy and paste the link for your recording anywhere it is needed.
The disadvantage to using anymeeting is that you cannot embed a document into the meeting room for group members to add to. Because of this, we had to have a separate document going in Google Docs while we were talking in anymeeting.
Here is the link to our web conference meeting: http://www.anymeeting.com/barness/EB54DB86864B
Group Three is off to a great start on this project. Based on some of the questions I heard mentioned during the meeting, I would like to take this opportunity to answer some of them. ** For the "technical" aspects your group will want to identify what specific MovieMaker tools are you going teach your audience how to use. For instance, importing videos snips; importing images; using the timeline tools, creating a project folder; editing tools, importing music, etc. **Project Timeline - refers to who (which member) will do what (teach us about a specific MovieMaker tool). Using Screencast-O-Matic for the video tutorial is a terrific idea. I can see you having MovieMaker up and running on your computer, one of you demonstrating how to import pictures, while Screencast captures it all. You have a wonderful start, here=8-)
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