Cameras in the Classroom
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WebQuest for teachers
Developing "live-video" curricula
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Good luck and be creative.
Don't forget to add your live-video lessons to the
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Last updated Friday, May 7, 2004
a note to Michele and anyone else reviewing this WebQuest class exercize:
Some of the images that appear on this page and throughout this WebCam WebQuest web site may be protected under copyright laws. No attempt was made to identify the copyright holder or seek permission to reproduce these pictures.
These images, in most cases, were downloaded from public/commercial web sites on the internet.
This WebCam WebQuest web site is meant soley as an in-class educational exercize with no commercial intent.
After saying all of that, I suspect that Logitech [and most other webcam manufacturers) would love to have their product featured on the "home page" of this (or any legitimate) educational web site, especially if there was a link to their own (Logitech, et al.) site. They might even be willing to pay for that "privilege" in the form of some donated equipment to a CW Post video project. Are there any LIU administrative rules and procedures that must be followed if an "informal grant" is requested and is subsequently made. It seems to be similar to the situation of the gift that was made to CW Post by Barbara (?) from Dell Computers. (Forgive me for not remembering her last name.) Dell donated a Dell Pocket PC as a "drawing prize" for Elliot Soloway's post-presentation this week. (And as you probably know, I won the prize!) .
Can Karen, in Westbury, help in getting "assistance" (equipment, money, services, etc.) for projects like the Senior Residential Technology Training program I've talked about with Bette and others.
"WW Welcome page " last updated Fri, May 7, 2004 7:53 PM