Technology is about making connections. It connects people with resources and with one another. Two-way, interactive video allows users to see and hear one another. Small colleges can offer courses taught by some of the world's leading scholars. Administrators from the most rural areas can access graduate-level courses to advance their carreers.
Faculty can collaborate on a syllabus or lesson plan even if they're miles apart.
Selecting an Interactive Video System Educational institutions need to answer many questions before selecting an interactive video system. Costs to operate and maintain a system depend upon the sophistication of the system and the technical capacity of the institution making the purchase. Many types of connections are possible with interactive video systems. Students, teachers, and community members can collaborate on learning projects, share resources, or participate in professional development activities. Training and professional development on integrating technology into your curriculum and teaching and learning strategies are available from many sources.