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P2PU Lounge - Mar 2010
Course Material
- Running a Course at P2PU
- What is a P2PU Course?
- Endeavors Similar to P2PU
- P2PU Planning for 2010
- Webchat
- Meta Course Resources
- Real Time or Live Communication Tools
- How to add users to a running course
- Posters / Illustrations / Etc.
- How to Change Your Message Notification Settings (all users)
- How to Upload Images to Your Course
- How to Communicate with Your Course Group
- How to Embed Video in your course materials
- How to Close, Re-Open and Add New members to Your Course (for Course Organisers)
- Possible course organization partners
- How To Manage Assignments
- How To Use the Site (for course organizers)
- P2PU Copyright Tutorial
Real Time or Live Communication Tools
You may wish to meet online at agreed times to discuss each week’s scenario. Our site does not provide specific synchronous tools to do this however the tools listed below are free to use.
One-to-one Text Chat:
gTalk (Jabber) - http://www.gmail.com
AIM - http://www.aim.com/
Skype - http://www.skype.com
Multi-user Text Chat:
IRC - http://webchat.freenode.net/
Skype - http://www.skype.com
Many-user Telephone Based Audio Chat:
Yuuguu - http://www.yuuguu.com
Many-user Computer Based Audio Chat
Skype - http://www.skype.com
Tokbox - http://www.tokbox.com
One-to-one Computer Based Video Chat:
Skype - http://www.skype.com
Many-user Computer Based Video Chat:
Tokbox - http://www.tokbox.com
Free conference call service
(may work in the US only but people can Skype in if abroad) freeconferencecall.com.
This service also records calls and makes an online MP3 file.
If there other communication tools that you recommend, please let us know.
Comments
some tools/sites i have never
some tools/sites i have never heard of to be found in this prezi: http://www.classroom20.com/profiles/blogs/thinking-through-web-20-and