A series of six informative and entertaining videos on different aspects of electronic educational technology.
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Seeing the Light is the first tape in the series. It tells the story of several rural east Texas school systems that joined forces to bring distance learning into their schools. The result? -- more learning opportunities for students and community members and better preparation for all students for the world of technology and work.
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The ABC's of Distance Learning is a valuable resource for all teachers who will be using a distance learning classroom for the first time--or for teachers who would like to know more about how these multimedia classrooms operate. Join a new "teacher" as she journeys from "How am I ever going to do this!" to "I can do this!"
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Taking the Hocus-Pocus Out of Telecommunication is an easy to understand primer on the basics of interactive telecommunication. Ricardo the Magnificent will help you become familiar with the technology. Learning the language will help anyone getting involved in educational technology, talk about it knowledgeably, and with confidence.
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Blueprint for Distance Learning will help get you from "here to there." You'll learn what to do to create a distance learning system and hear from those involved in an existing successful distance learning network. Learning about the pitfalls now can help you avoid them in the future.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Distance Learning provides answers to questions you may have about distance learning. Two experts on the topic supply the answers, based on their years of experience in the distance learning field.
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What Students Want, What Students Need! Who benefits from distance learning? We all do. Hear from students, parents and community members who have felt the positive impact of distance learning. Speakers provide insight into why you should consider it for your schools.
