Clark Quinn

AUGUST 28, 2019

Zoom: I use both Blue Jeans and Zoom, but I use Zoom more, as it has chats with my ITA colleagues, as well as video conversations with folks. There’s also a steady stream of the latest news. Twitter: Of course, Twitter is a way to have debates, as I recently found out, as well as chats (c.f. lrnchat and #guildchat).

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Clark Quinn

JANUARY 23, 2019

not just putting your course through the shredder and stream out the bits). On to the ubiquitous ‘video’! Yes, video can be valuable, but not generically. Moreover, using video appropriately again isn’t unique to mobile. But this (differentiated) is not unique to mobile, it’s good advice over all!

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Clark Quinn

JUNE 18, 2019

Both, however, handle video streams without a problem. I like Zoom a bit better because when you open the chat or the list of participants, it expands the window. In Blue Jeans, it covers a bit of the screen. And, for both, we’re using Google tools to create shared representations.

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Clark Quinn

AUGUST 6, 2015

Then, you also want to set up a stream of information that comes to you. What streams of information? Do you diagram, write, make a video, ? Do you know how to evaluate the quality of the responses you get? I see too often that people aren’t critical enough in looking at purveyed information. How do you make sense of it?

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Clark Quinn

JULY 23, 2008

It doesn't have any bells and whistles like web cam compatibility or video streaming, online polling, white boards or anything cool like that. Here's the question: We are currently moving toward web-based training for an external audience and have been experimenting with a modest product called Ready Talk.

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