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This section of the videoconferencing cookbook has been prepared for K-12 and other teaching communities to address their specific needs for the planning, implementation, and utilization of videoconferencing in teaching and learning. It is intended to be a rich source of information that can be used equally by teachers, administrators, paraprofessional, as well as the technical staff in K-12 environments.

These videos provide an overview of 5 Alberta school jurisdictions that were involved in a research community of practice to investigate emerging uses of videoconferencing in K-12 education. For further information please contact Stakeholder Technology Br

CAPspace is a social networking tool for educational videoconferencing built into the new Read Around the Planet registration system. Login to find colleagues and schools interested in collaborative videoconference (H.323 and H.320) projects, and participate in TWICE sponsored matching projects.

This database contains programs from content providers such as zoos and museums that offer ISDN or IP based videoconferencing.

This list was developed by Marilyn Heath, Sandra Hines, Kathy Veal, Jan Zanetis and Tim Barshinger. They constitute the Clearinghouse Working Group, a follow-up activity of a K-12 IVC Symposium (http://neirtec.terc.edu/k12vc/) sponsored by NETC, SCRTEC and NEIRTEC. It is based in part on funding from the US Education Department, and the contents of this list do not necessarily reflect the policy of the Department. The list will be modified as information becomes available.

How to Plan, Produce, Present, Manage, and Assess a Distance Learning Class

Demos, workshops, materials

The Minnesota Mega Conference Jr. 2008 program is a chance for interactions between students from their own classrooms. This 4 hour project is designed to give students the opportunity to communicate and collaborate with each other across the state of Minnesota. This culminates in every participant contributing in a real-time learning community using advanced multi-point video conferencing technology. Projects are shared by students for students promoting state wide community building and awareness of others.

Listing of 2008's best video conferencing providors as voted by teachers.

Great resource list of providers that could be mined for future collaborative VC. Not sure of the I2 connection with all of them, but it's always nice to have new places to hook up with.

wiki page where those with Internet 2 connections can post projects they are developing and seeking collaborators for.

video conferencing activity for elementary level - this video explains the project

*view an example lesson

Best program choices for various grade and subject areas.

Muse is a social utility that connects you with Internet2-enabled technologies and educators in your region and around the globe. Learn how next-generation Internet applications are being used everyday to inspire educational excellence