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This site is an excellent resource for all aspects of video conferencing, including answering what it is by providing an online introduction, tips for using virtual conferencing, examples of schools that use it, as well as other manuals, training and set-up guides. Moreover, Sites2See gives examples of software programs to utilize video conferencing and well as other collaborative sites and resources. Student should go to NASA's digital learning network link and choose a webcast to watch there. Once chosen, students are expected to learn about a certain 'mission' by watching the webcast, linking up with the mission and interacting with it in some way.

Distance learning through video conferences is becoming more important for educational institutions, on a global level.That's why the IntelliNet IP video conferencing service is created on site www.ivci.com. This site offers high performance, reliable and secure service that allows you to focus on your learning session and not the technology. IntelliNet offers fixed-fee, unlimited usage plans that are much more cost effective than ISDN-based conferencing environments. With IntelliNet, video conferencing can finally become a powerful educational tool without the worry of day-to-day support or out-of-control per-minute costs. Base on school curriculum, Students can attend some videoconferencing which provided by this site, and take them as their alive classes.

twice.cc is a video conferencing website that connects teachers and students to virtual, real-time tours of places they might not regularity be able to visit due to distance, budget or other constraints. Places you can connect to are; zoos, museums, NASA, U.S. Congress and more! Students will research this site to find a place they find interesting and would like to tour. They are then responsible to try and set up a time to coordinate a meeting between them and their place. If approved, students will be able to enjoy their virtual tour.