Videoconference Technology
with Deaf/Hard of Hearing Birth-High School Students
The
use of videoconference technology in the education of deaf and hard of hearing
students is increasing. However, much of the knowledge about its usage is
isolated among a few users. This Web site serves as a central source to the
many teachers, staff, parents and students who are using or wish to begin using
the technology.
This site is a cooperative effort among several K-12 Deaf
education providers. We are open to anyone who has information to share. For
more information about this initiative, please contact the project leader,
Karen Warren.
People who participated
public searchable database of people using videoconference technology,
including type of equipment, connection information, contact people, activities
school is participating in or for which shool is seeking partners; registered
users can submit information to this database
Schools Using Videoconference Technology
public searchable database of schools using videoconference technology,
including type of equipment, connection information, contact people, activities
school is participating in or for which shool is seeking partners; registered
users can submit information to this database
Projects Using Videoconference Technology
public searchable database of projects using videoconference technology,
including type of equipment, connection information, contact people; registered
users can submit information to this database
Virtual Trips
public searchable database of sites that have been used by different schools
for virtual field trips along with comments; registered users can submit sites
to this database
Teacher Info discussion forum, lesson plans/recommendations, partner searches, technical
help, other useful information
Conferences/Training
links to past and upcoming conferences related to videoconferencing;
information on training opportunities and online support materials
Equipment
information on types of equipment available, vendors, funding sources, and
helpful hints in planning your setup