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Skype for the classroom The Education Group @ W.R. Berkley Innovation Lab New York University Stern School of Business

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Skype for the classroom

The Education Group @ W.R. Berkley Innovation LabNew York University Stern School of Business

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iLabEdThe Education Group @ The W.R. Berkley Innovation Lab partners with the Stern faculty and academic groups in the exploration of new models of teaching and learning.

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iLabEdEducation @ W.R. Berkley Innovation Lab

• Workshops• Grants• Consulting

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SkypeFor The Classroom

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DESIGN: Build in Interaction, Preparation

PEOPLE: Guests(s), Students, and Professor

TECH: Skype, Camera, Audio

Skype — An Educational Tool

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Bring new perspectives into the classroom.

• Competing theories• Experts from outside of field• Practitioners

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Skype/Web VideoConference

• Expose students to professionals • Students interact with experts. • Add diversity to the class

discussion and dialogue.• Avoid the time and expense of

travel.• Consider the roles of the guest

speaker, students, and professor.

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Skype ExamplesGuest Speakers• Skype in guest speakers from

across the country for easy communication

Experts and mentors• Students can directly Skype in

with experts or mentors and share files/documents

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zDESIGN+PEOPLE

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Good Use CasesIndividual students asking questions

Student-centered interaction; Peer observation

Professor engages Guest - InterviewOpportunity to explore expertise

Multiple GuestsVariety, contrast

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Individual Student Questions

• In class Q&A• Individual mentorship• How would you have students prepare?

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Professor Interview

• Question type? • Preparation?

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Multiple Guests• Experts• Colleagues• Former students• Possible uses?

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Poor Use CasesOne- way communication

Long LecturesNo interaction

Guests who are not engagingWhere to look? Conferences, Online Video PresenceColleagues

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zTHE TECH

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Connecting Video Audio

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Multiple Callers

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Screen - Presentation

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Common PitfallsTechnology

• Can’t connect• Skype updates• No Skype name

• Video not working• Audio not working• Operating system updates

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Common PitfallsCamera / Audio Set-Up

• Positioning• Range of movement• Tripod

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Common PitfallsPreparation

• Management of the experience• Roles not defined

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zEDUCATION

GROUP

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Planning and Execution• Consult on Design• Advise on Planning• Assist with Tech Prep

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2 weeks prior• ID your speaker• Ensure you have the right tech• Ensure your speaker has the right tech• Let us know• Get a phone # for your guest• Schedules a test call with us and guest

in the room you’ll be teaching

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The day of• Confirm with your speaker• Verify room and tech setup• Connect early

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DESIGN: Student Centered, Interaction, Planning

PEOPLE: Experts, Questioners, and Guides

TECH: Equipment, Software, Video, Sound

Review: Skype as Teaching Tool

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Phone: (212) 998-0070Email: [email protected]: stern.nyu.edu/citl