Steven Kimmi on 2008-03-30
Does MIS have this type of capability? I mean, right now I think I might be the only person to use it, so maybe I could just be the test drive?
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Janet McRorieUsing Skype in theclassroom
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Sharon Nagy-JohnsonThis website is maintained for educators interested in the effective use of technology in the classroom. An accompanying column to this website is published in the TechEdge, the Technology and Education Newsletter of the Texas Computer Education Association. "><META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="education, technology, educational technology, TAAS, TEKS, Texas, school, internet, classroom, software"><META NAME="Author" CONTENT="Wesley A. Fryer (www.wtvi.com/wesley)"><META NAME="Publisher" CONTENT="WesTech Vision Inc. (www.wtvi.com)"><META NAME="Publisher-Email" CONTENT="info@wtvi.com
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Caroline O'BannonUsing Skype in the classroom
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Steven KimmiArticle on benefits of Skype
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Many school districts use dynamic IP addressing to permit increasing numbers of
computers on campuses to connect to the Internet more easily. You may need to
request a “static IP address” for your classroom computer, and request that
district firewall ports be unblocked for your specific computer’s IP address.
District IT personnel will likely be more willing to make this type of firewall
change, which will only affect your classroom computer, rather than change a
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Tammy MaginityUsing Skype in the classroom
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Lynne CroweThis website is maintained for educators interested in the effective use of technology in the classroom.
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susan van Gelderfrom Wes Freyer
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