SightSpeed: MultiParty Video Conferencing
Check it out at SightSpeed.com
Check it out at SightSpeed.com
Today, I connected in a series of small group meetings with people from Virginia to Oregon and dozens of points in between. I connected to them using Zoom, Webex, and Hangouts, but never managed to leave the condo with back-to-back web conferences from 10:30 to 4:00. The weird part is it doesn’t feel weird.
This one will require further reflection, so I'll save it … an excerpt from one of my professors during a recent discussion: "This thread illustrates classic "nitpicker" logic. The solution is supported/attacked, primarily on the basis of personal bias (one's perceived learning style), which eventually leads us into an unwinable stalemate. This post begins to…
As was predicted, Google announced it’s entrant to the “coversational AI” party with a tool named Bard. I asked ChatGPT, “What does bard mean?” and this is what I got:
Historically, the New Media Consortium (NMC) and its annual Horizon Report was a good source of information about “what’s next” and “what’s on the minds of educators”. Now that the NMC has been acquired by EDUCAUSE, I’ve started using their surveys as ways to frame perceived need (in papers and presentations) and to consider projects…
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I often say that founding Designers for Learning was like dumping out a 1,000 piece puzzle and having to put it together without seeing the picture on the box. In truth, it’s like encountering THOUSANDS of puzzle pieces and having to figure out which go with MY puzzle and then trying to figure out what…
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Hey Jen,
Looks like a very cool addition to the multi-media toolkit, and I look forward to trying out sightspeed.
You are the best! What a great tool. I vote you try it on EdTechWeekly!