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John Evans

Google Brings Voice Calling Back to Gmail, Now Under Hangouts - 0 views

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    "Gmail users who upgraded Google Talk to Hangouts back in May were up in arms after discovering that doing so removed the ability to make voice calls. Google addressed this issue on Tuesday after it finally introduced voice calls to Hangouts."
John Evans

18 Ways Teachers Can Use Google+ Hangouts - Online Colleges - 9 views

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    "18 Ways Teachers Can Use Google+ Hangouts "
John Evans

The Missing Guide for Google Hangout Video Calls - Zapier - 3 views

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    "The following Google Hangout video call guide shows you how to get started, invite participants, record a call, collaborate over a Google Doc and more."
John Evans

Barbers Hill ISD Technology: Google Hangout Overview - 0 views

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    "Are you new to Google Hangout or want to know more? Take a few minutes to watch this video created by +Sebastian Lopez, Jr. using PowToon."
Phil Taylor

How to Record Skype, Google Hangouts, and Webinars - 8 views

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    "How to Record Skype, Google Hangouts, and Webinars"
John Evans

Free Technology for Teachers: Maker Camp is Back for 2014 - Online Camp Starts Monday - 1 views

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    "Again this summer MAKE magazine and Google are hosting a virtual Maker Camp for teenagers (students under 13 can participate with adult supervision). The virtual camp starts on Monday, July 7th at 11am PST. Maker Camp is a series of Google+ Hangouts featuring new DIY projects that students can do at home or at school as individual projects or as group projects. A new project is posted each day. Daily Google+ Hangouts will offer tips for completing each project. Students can share their projects in the Maker Camp Google+ Community. Maker Camp runs for six weeks. Learn more in the video below or jump to the outline to read about the focus of each week of the camp. "
John Evans

Skype For Learning: The Taxonomy Of A Technology-Based Conversation - 0 views

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    "Since its introduction, Skype has gained more than a little traction in the communications space. While Google+ has added Hangouts and Facebook video chat that accomplish essentially the same thing, due to its pioneering effort, Skype has become the industry standard by being its own verb, in the same way Google has for search, and Coke has for soft drinks. It'd only be a little confusing to ask someone to "Skype," and then hope on Google+ for a Hangout. Or maybe it wouldn't. Nonetheless, Skype has a potential role in the 21st century classroom. (In fact, in August of last year we looked at 50 ways it could be used in the classroom.) To help in that regard, langwitches has created a helpful taxonomy to guide teachers on how to plan, evaluate, and execute a Skype conversation for learning. It starts off at the bottom with forced, awkward conversations, and eventually grades to the top, where authentic, free-flowing conversations occur. You can download a pdf version on her site."
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