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>Subject: RE: #7878 SCOLA streaming service
>Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 14:15:40 -0400
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>From: "Waid, Alexander Ph.D." <[log in to unmask]>
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Wow! That sounds like a lot of time for class prep during a semester. Will
there be support staff for teachers available?
Alex
Alexander Waid, Ph.D.
Professor of Spanish
Department of Humanities
United States Coast Guard Academy (dh)
Department of Humanities
27 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320-4195
860-701-6866
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>From: Dick Feldman <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: SCOLA streaming service
Friends,
We just subscribed to a trial period of SCOLA's "streaming" service.
This allows viewing of all
<http://www.scola.org/eoneCommerce/Portal?Dsp=40&PCR=1:40&ACTN=80000&channel=1&s
cheduledisplay=program&R=6030>four
SCOLA channels on the web and access to a 7-day rolling archive of
half-hour mp4 digitized files from all four channels of broadcasts.
We are working on supporting these resources for teacher use, both
edited sections on the web for homework and in-class presentation.
Actually, in-class is the more difficult, as most teachers here do
not have laptops. How to present a digital file in class? LaCie
Silverscreen? DVD-R? Other ideas?
For the web for students' homework, we expect teachers will download
the files, review them, select portions with iMovie and upload them
to our server. We then have a media workbook tool they can use. Are
others using this service? How are teachers using the digitized
files?
We have a workshop in May, where teachers will try all this out and
we'll discuss classroom presentation equipment and issues. I'll post
results of this if people are interested.
--
Dick Feldman, Director
Language Resource Center
Cornell University
http://lrc.cornell.edu
607-255-8685
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