University-Stillwater Today's high tech world is rapidly moving us into the information age. It's affecting the way we do Extension business by changing the face of education. Using information technology effectively to deliver education is an important challenge. As a distance education technique, videoconferencing has the potential to reach people in urban and remote rural locations.
Scheduling Be alert to the availability of the intended audience.
Consider demands on field staff time. Update staff on scheduled broadcasts, changes in broadcasts, satellite and channel information. Schedule most videoconferences for the program year before submission of plans of work by field staff. Promotion Prepare special promotional materials for videoconferences. Get promotional materials to field staff at least one month, and ideally two months, before a scheduled videoconference.