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Poll from Webinar: Whether Language Schools are promoting Hybrid

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Poll from Webinar: Whether Language Schools are promoting Hybrid

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Results after the webinar.

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https://blog.zoom.us/zoom-rooms-improve-hybrid-classrooms/

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The pandemic showed us that education as we know it can change overnight. But with the right infrastructure and technology in place, learning can continue from virtually anywhere, whether students are in the classroom or at home.

Zoom Rooms, our software-based room system, can play a critical role in bridging the gap between remote students and teachers in a hybrid classroom environment, and even provide new opportunities for engagement that go beyond your typical in-person learning experience.

Here are the benefits of using an integrated room system like Zoom Rooms in the classroom and how it can help improve teaching and learning for your faculty and students.

Ease of use

With Zoom Rooms, a teacher can simply walk into the classroom and tap one button to start a class session over Zoom, a platform they already know and are comfortable with. Teachers don't need to worry about figuring out cables and connections or learning additional tools. And with features like wireless sharing, instructors can easily share content. This all helps minimize frustration and reduce the time spent on managing the technical aspects of virtual class.

Flexibility & accessibility for different teachers & classrooms

Zoom Rooms' simplicity makes it even more accessible to educators, regardless of their level of comfort or experience with video technology.

Teachers and faculty can feel confident knowing that they can walk into any Zoom Rooms-enabled classroom or lecture hall and start a meeting without having to learn a different system. Substitute teachers can quickly get up to speed and step in to teach in any hybrid classroom in your school. All this enables flexibility, giving educators the ability to easily adapt, whether they're covering a class for a colleague, switching lecture halls last minute, or changing rooms over the summer.

Immersive & interactive collaboration

Zoom Rooms provide interactive whiteboarding capabilities on a large digital canvas, which is easier for teachers to use and for in-person and remote students to follow. Students can use the co-annotation feature on desktop, mobile, or Zoom Rooms devices to contribute equally in real-time and provide valuable feedback on other students' work. Students can even annotate on one document simultaneously for a dynamic experience that's difficult to replicate in a physical classroom setting. When class is over, teachers can save whiteboard sessions and send them to the entire class or to absent students.

Support for different teaching styles

Zoom Rooms hardware provides teachers with flexible options that accommodate different teaching styles. Devices with auto-framing capabilities let educators move around the classroom naturally, instead of being confined to a fixed spot. The camera automatically keeps the instructor in frame, providing a better learning experience for students at home and in the physical classroom. Microphone arrays and advanced background noise suppression features allow everyone in the room to be heard clearly.

An all-in-one touch display on a mobile cart offers even greater flexibility. Teachers can move the display to different parts of the room depending on the lesson, or even let learning take place in a different part of campus. For institutions like Quinnipiac University, these mobile " Zoom Rooms on wheels " allow faculty members to engage with remote and in-person students equally.

Secure infrastructure for long-term hybrid learning

Now that schools and campuses have experienced firsthand how effective virtual learning can be, investing in secure, long-term infrastructure is essential for future-proofing education. Institutions like La Salle-Ramon Llull University in Barcelona are using Zoom Rooms in their smart classrooms as part of a digitally connected smart learning model.

Equipping your hybrid classrooms with technology that enables secure, engaging, equitable experiences allows learning to continue in many different situations - from pandemic responses to weather emergencies. Hybrid learning can also serve students who can't attend school in person due to illness, chronic conditions, or special needs.

Zoom Rooms can provide a flexible room system that helps educators adapt to students' different learning requirements and situations.
Learn how schools and universities are using Zoom for hybrid and virtual learning.

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5 Ways Zoom Rooms Improve Hybrid Classrooms - Zoom Blog

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The pandemic showed us that education as we know it can change overnight. But with the right infrastructure and technology in place, learning can continue from virtually anywhere, whether students are in the classroom or at home.

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This paper introduces the efforts of the CEPSE/COE Design Studio at Michigan State University to design and implement synchromodal classes for the Educational Psychology and Educational Technology (EPET) Ph.D. program. Synchromodal classes refer to classes in which online and face-to-face students interact during shared synchronous sessions. Our ef...

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Download scientific diagram | Technology in the hybrid learning classroom where most of the synchromodal models were implemented. from publication: Synchromodal Classes: Designing for Shared Learning Experiences Between Face-to-Face and Online Students | This paper introduces the efforts of the CEPSE/COE Design Studio at Michigan State University to design and implement synchromodal classes for the Educational Psychology and Educational Technology (EPET) Ph.D.

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https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/207483343-Getting-started-with-Zoom-Rooms

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Overview

Zoom Rooms is a software-based room system that provides an integrated experience for audio conferencing, wireless screen sharing and video conferencing. Zoom Rooms can be used for room only attendees or remote attendees joining from another room, from their desktop, or from their mobile device.

Each room requires, at minimum, a macOS or Windows computer that runs the Zoom Rooms software, and an iPad, Android or Windows 10 tablet that runs the Zoom Rooms app. Additional equipment can include TV displays, speakers, cameras, microphones, and an iPad that runs the Zoom Rooms Scheduling Display.

This article covers:

Licensing

To deploy a full Zoom Room, your account must include Zoom Rooms licenses or a free 30 day trial of Zoom Rooms. You can purchase Zoom Room licenses at Zoom Rooms or by Contact Sales.

For testing purposes, you can deploy a test Zoom Rooms setup that will allow you to start a test meeting or join a meeting with limited functionality without purchasing Zoom Rooms licenses.

Preparing for your setup

The following steps are recommended before you set up Zoom Rooms:

1. Design your room with the right table layout:

2. Acquire hardware with the necessary system requirements.

3. Prepare your Wired, Wireless network and configure

4. Add or identify users on the Zoom Rooms portal who can manage Zoom Rooms. These users must have the Zoom Rooms

5. Add a Zoom Rooms from the Web Portal or the Zoom Rooms Controller

6. Add your Google or Microsoft calendar system for integration with Zoom Rooms:

7. Prepare a Room Account card with login information in a secured folder

8. Check room readiness for furniture, power, network and conduit cabling

Setting up Zoom Rooms

1. Set up your hardware in the conference room

Mount TV, camera, PC/Mac

Cable TV, camera, audio components and network

Turn on PC/Mac and controller, connect to the network

Upgrade TV, camera and audio components firmware (if required)

2. Set up your Zoom Rooms software

3. Verify and finalize our setup

Test and complete the verification checklist

Setup alerts and monitor your dashboard

Using the Zoom Rooms controller

After setup, use these buttons in the left-side panel of the controller UI. Some features may not be available on all platforms.

Meet Now: View contacts, start an instant meeting, or call a H.323/SIP device.

Only internal contacts (users and rooms) are shown in the room controller.

By default, your Zoom contacts directory contains internal users in the same organization, who are either on the same account or who's email address uses the same domain as yours. You can manage contacts to change this.

You can restrict a user from appearing in the room's contacts list by adding a restricted or private IM group and adding everyone except for the Zoom Room.

Meeting List: Start scheduled meetings as the host.

Join: Join a meeting using the meeting ID or personal link name.

Presentation: Display on-screen instructions to start screen sharing.

Phone: Call a phone number using Zoom Phone. To use this feature, you must assign a Zoom Phone license to the room.

Settings: View settings for the room like changing audio/video devices.

Additional resources

* For those that have configured Zoom Rooms prior to November 1, 2015, you can still apply your paid licenses to configure additional rooms.

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What is Hybrid Learning? Definition of Hybrid Learning: Hybrid learning happens both in a classroom (or other physical space) and online. In this respect, hybrid learning overlaps with blended learning. These terms can be distinguished as follows. Blended learning describes a process or practice, whereas hybrid pedagogy is a methodological approach that helps define a series of varied processes and practices.

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State of Play & Changes to Approach in HEI (Ireland)

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State of Play & Changes to Approach in HEI (Ireland)

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Further study moves to hybrid – but will the changes stick?

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The pandemic forced a changed from in-person learning