We began with Meet. It worked well until we tried
to mount a second camera to show bobbin lace pillows.
It is challenging to get a second camera mounted
without the issue of feedback on Meet. It can be
done, but adds an extra layer of frustration for
the students.
Zoom seems to have addressed th
Deborah, thank you very much for your advice! I will take note of it.
In fact, I like Zoom much better, it has more possibilities, even the free
version of 40 minutes. But it had some security problems at the beginning
of the pandemic, and some of my students do not want to use it. Anyway, I
think
When we started going virtual for everything I purchased a couple of items
that have proved invaluable. One was a $30 USB web cam/mic from Walmart.com
because my desktop didn't have those. It clips to the top of the monitor
screen. Admittedly, for that price the video isn't HD but the mic works
fin
Antje,
MEET is a Google product and some people will refuse to allow Google products
on their phones or computers for security reasons. MEET would have to be
downloaded and installed to their computer just like any other meeting
software. We use ZOOM at all of our organizations. Both products a
Dear Karen, I too am curious at how you're making out.
Like Antje, the balance of a camera, computer, etc etc seems
costly. I have been working with someone on very basic beginner
things and it seems to be going ok but I can't imagine trying to teach
finer laces via this process.
Thanks for the t
Thank you very much Karen for sharing your experience. It is of great help.
I am trying to organize lessons via the Internet, and am finding some
difficulties. I would like to make it as easy as possible for the students,
and that means that they should not have to buy extra technology nor
install
