NECC Vol 6 – Using emerging tools for collaborative Learning environment

Jul 3rd, 2008

NECC 2008, Resources, conference, reflection, web2.0, website

This session was a little on the edge. The three presenters (two real and one virtual via skype) were pushing the boundaries of their presentations – they had a wiki they shared, google documents and forms, presenting ucing google presenter and skyping into the presentation to video conference. The bandwidth and wireless was flaky so the audio was rough in places. But it was very interesting. The find was the integration between google forms and google spreadsheet. Then linking the output and data – this could be images like a graph to web pages. Quite neat and definitely worth following up. The other great thing with google forms and spreadsheets is not limited to 100 respondents like the free version of surveymonkey. Really cool. Here is the mind map of the session:

Here is the mind map:

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Pankaj Says:
July 13th, 2008 at 11:47 pm

we use hyperoffice at our institute. great way to keep students connected with staff and each other. we migrated away from sharepoint in its favor, because of the drastically reduced cost.

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