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This document discusses using video conferencing to share expertise and resources between schools. It provides examples of video conferences between schools on topics like culture, science, and foreign languages. The document encourages identifying opportunities for video conferencing, registering on the Janet collaborate website, attending training, testing equipment, and exploring how the Yorkshire and Humber Grid for Learning can provide support and advice for setting up video conferences.
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- 1. [email_address] Introduction to Video Conferencing Victoria Parsons eLearning Manager
- 2. www.yhgfl.net Video Conferencing LA YHGFL JANET (NEN) Regional LA
- 3. Science Learning Centre SLC - Sheffield Spen Valley Whitby Westcliff
- 4. ` National Coal Mining Museum For England Following up a school visit Great Coats Primary School
- 5. ` Doncaster South CLC/Doncaster College Debate on Fox Hunting via VC
- 6. ` Minsthorpe College / John Logan College Exploring perceptions in America and the UK about each other’s culture
- 7. ` Rotherham ICT Celebration Views from Professor Steven Heppell
- 8. ` Bolton Brow Primary School / Holy Trinity MFL - French
- 9. Granny Island ‘ Katie Morag’ Sherlock Holmes's ‘ Science Detectives’ Rotherham - VC Science and Literacy
- 10. Drum Beats
- 11. Why? Share Expertise Improve children’s speaking and listening skills Shared distance training into schools via video conferencing Smooth transition Pool resources and create shared experiences develop children as the expert speakers Children in hospital/traveller children etc MFL- Classes e.g. shared teacher or communication
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- An overview of how the system works linking out through YHGfL to JANET
- Pupils at Schools in Sheffield discussing Science with renowned Scientist Professor Robert Winston, at the launch of the Science Learning Centre.
- The National Coal Mining Museum can offer a range of Video Conferencing activities from a one off question and answer session with a real life Bevan Boy to an English debate or a follow up about a visit.
- Video Conferencing can be used to have a debate between schools on a key issue.
- A great way for interacting with pupils across the world. Pupils can discuss different cultures or languages.
- Sometimes it is not practical to get a speaker to event so VC can be used for them to attend from anywhere in the world.
- The MFL opportunities for VC are fantastic. Many schools in France now have VC equipment and are keen to practise language skills with a real life purpose. In this instance a french lesson is being delivered to two schools at once.
- VC can add a dimension to traditional in role activities. With a few simple props and a willing volunteer pupils can interview characters or historical figures. Great for speaking and listening skills.
- Pupils in a range of schools carrying out a VC lesson on drumming sharing the cost of a teacher and also adding an audience and purpose to any performance.
- There are so many reasons why VC should be used in the classroom.
- A new site for finding partners to VC with.
- Things you might like to do to get started
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