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http://www.voxopop.com/

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Laugh More. Live better. Funny Jokes for Everyone.

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http://www.educaplay.com/

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http://edpuzzle.com
make videos with quiz

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https://www.braincert.com/
Virtual ClassRoom

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What is Adobe Connect?
Adobe® Connect™ is a web conferencing platform for web meetings, eLearning, and webinars. It powers mission critical web conferencing solutions end-to-end, on virtually any device, and enables organizations from leading corporations to the U.S. Department of Defense to fundamentally improve productivity.

http://www.adobe.com/es/products/adobeconnect/elearning.htm
http://www.adobe.com/es/products/adobeconnect.html

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LessonLAMS Características
Los reportes de evaluación mencionan que los estudiantes encuentran a LAMS muy motivante y permite mayor grado de integración.
Se integra con otros LMS como moodle, sakai, Blackboard.
LAMS aumenta el grado de integración de los estudiantes y aplicación de actividades de colaboración. Referencias http://www.scoop.it/t/lams
http://es.scribd.com/doc/105175618/Herramientas-LessonLAMS
http://wiki.lamsfoundation.org/display/lamsdocses/Home Autor

La herramienta de evaluación:
permite a los autores crear una serie de preguntas con un alto grado de flexibilidad en la ponderación total.

Opción Múltiple: Permite a los profesores crear simples preguntas de evaluación automatizad.

La actividad Chat dirige un vivo (sincrónico) de discusión de los alumnos.Esto es similar a la mensajería instantánea.

Recopilación de datos

La herramienta de recopilación de datos
permite a los autores crear listas de bases de datos para estudiantes cada lista de registros es muy flexible, y la actividad puede ser configurada para permitir varios registros para cada alumno.
Herramienta de evaluación Estrategias Entorno Conclusiones ROLES DE USUARIO Estudiante Herramientas y Actividades LAMS (Learning Activity Management System) es un entorno virtual de enseñanza/aprendizaje de orientación constructivista para la creación y gestión de actividades educativas.

LessonLAMS es una nueva versión hospedada de LAMS que proporciona un cuenta gratuita para un profesor (y hasta 30 alumnos) para crear y editar secuencias LAMS. * Permite a los docentes crear diseños de RED, actividades educativas de una manera muy sencilla e intuitiva.
* Reutilizar lecciones - Plantillas.
*Permite incorporar actividades de contenido estático como Learning Objects y actividades de colaboración como foros de discusión y debate.
* Funciona en la mayoría de los exploradores
*Permite captar, compartir y adaptar planes digitales educativos basados en "prácticas educativas ejemplares".
*Permite el monitoreo en tiempo real. TUTORIAL: http://lamscommunity.org/2.0/docs/winks/1_SoWhatIsLAMS.htm Seis Sombreros para Pensar
Estas secuencias estan basadas en la teoría de Edward De Bono "Thinking Hats" Proporcionan soluciones estructuradas para ayudar a los estudiantes a pensar sobre diferentes temas. Colaborativas Explorando las perspectivas alternativas
Estas plantillas están diseñadas para que los alumnos tengan en cuenta las perspectivas de los otros alumnos.
Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas
construye una lección en torno a una cuestión central que obliga a los estudiantes a resolver un problema o tomar una decisión.
Predecir-Observar-Explicar
Permite que los estudiante definan qué piensan que sucederá en un escenario, y luego observar lo que realmente ocurre, y explicar lo que ven y cómo se relaciona con su predicción. Juegos de Rol
Caminando "en los zapatos de los demás".
un juego de rol implica que cada estudiante juegue un papel importante en una situación dada. FORO
proporciona un entorno de discusión asincrónica para los estudiantes, con hilos de debate creados inicialmente por elprofesore toda lasecuencia Herramienta Wiki
Permite a los autores crear páginas de contenido que pueden vincular entre sí y, opcionalmente, permitir a los estudiantes hacer ediciones en colaboración con el contenido previsto.
WebDilemma
Esto tiene muchos de los beneficios de la investigación aprendiendo una WebQuest pero es menos exigente técnicamente en el diseño, ya que es simplemente más estructurado.
WebQuests
Es un formato de lección orientada a la investigación en la que la mayor parte o toda la información que los alumnos trabajan proviene de la web. Lista de tareas: Permite a los autores crear una serie de tareas que están marcadas como completados por los estudiantes. Proporciona un excelente método para integrar "etapa previa. Puede ser obligatoria o no Permite a los autores de secuencia para crear condiciones personalizadas que se pueden aplicar a la ramificación actividades Conferencias web:
Es un servicio que permite compartir documentos, pizarra y de escritorio a través de un navegador. * Distribución gratuita. * Interface visual muy intuitiva Administrador Monitor Ejecución del curso Lista de tareas Secuencia del curso Ejemplo: Creas, re-editas y compartes Clase grupal TUTORIAL: http://lessonlams.com/lams/pedagogicalPlanner.do?method=openSequenceNode&edit=false&uid=54

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LessonLAMS Características Los reportes de evaluación mencionan que los estudiantes encuentran a LAMS muy motivante y permite mayor grado de integración.Se integra con otros LMS como moodle, sakai, Blackboard.LAMS aumenta el grado de integración de los estudiantes y aplicación de actividades de colaboración.

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http://techchange.org/2011/08/10/9-web-conferencing-platforms-for-education-and-collaboration-2-0-what-should-your-organizations-use/

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This blog post was updated as of November 2014 to reflect the advances of each web conferencing platform since the original blog post was published by TJ Thomander.
Have you ever been in a classroom and had the teacher ask, "If you can hear me please click on the smiley face?" If so, you have experienced education 2.0-impersonal yet far-reaching and convenient. There are several web conferencing platforms that allow organizations flexibility in the way they learn and collaborate, and there are many options available. We want to break down the top nine that we feel are the most competitive in the space right now. We've updated this post to describe how these web conferencing platforms have evolved over the last few years since we first published this post in 2011, both in terms of functionality and pricing.

Web conferencing has a plethora of uses, whether for teaching or tutoring, collaborating on projects in real time, or holding a webinar that allows participants to interact with each other. The basic features that you can expect from a web conferencing platform are the ability to upload and display a presentations, documents, or other media; a chat function; and a white board.

At the time of the original blog post, Google+ Hangouts didn't quite offer these features, but through apps like "Screen Share" and "Scoot and Doodle", it has become a flexible option for creating and broadcasting online lessons, webinars, and events, or for collaborating with co-workers and classmates. Although a Google+ Hangout is limited to 10 users at a time, anyone can broadcast and record a Hangout using Hangouts on Air. Hangouts on Air enables users to share broadcasts with a wider audience, and allows the audience to watch live and participate by commenting, or to view a recording of the broadcast at any time. With these advantages, we decided to go with embedding Google Hangouts on Air for our own live events on our course platform.

Beyond the features offered by Google+ Hangouts, other additions such as mobile compatibility, real-time polling, and breakout rooms are platform-specific. Here's an updated look at who offers what:

Professional Suites

Premium web conferencing platforms are delivered by Adobe Connect, Saba, and Cisco WebEx. These platforms are browser-based, and participants are able to connect through VoIP on all three. Additionally, these platforms are generally able to host greater amounts of attendees, and their features are highly customizable, whether an organization seeks to focus on collaboration or learning. This customized functionality comes at a premium, and most often the agreement is negotiated based on the needs of the client. If you work in the ICT4D field, the most important factor to consider among web conferencing platforms is the level of bandwidth necessary to run- and these top-level options won't be ideal.

The ideal option for an organization among the three premium platforms depends on an organization's priorities. Saba is built to create a rich online learning experience geared toward professional training and development. Since 2011, Saba has adapted its model by creating apps that are specialized for certain HR functions in the workplace. In the realm of online learning, Saba offers "Learning@Work" for organizations to build capacity among employees through online learning options that integrate virtual classrooms, collaborative goal-setting and tracking, and course selections tailored to the interests and goals of employees. Adobe Connect and Cisco WebEx can serve an organization's web meeting needs, but also offer the option to extend their services to include webinar and event management, as well as features that encourage social learning.

For these 3 platforms, an organization is able to purchase various levels of participant limits and customize platform features based on its needs.

Cisco WebEx Meetings- $69/mo for 100 participants with annual commitment

Adobe Connect - Price Negotiated

Saba Learning@Work - Price Negotiated

Mid-Level Suites

These web conferencing clients are in a battle royale for low prices, simple aesthetic, and competitive functionality. We'll be focusing on Fuze Meeting, Vyew, Yugma, GoToWebinar, and Blackboard Collaborate. I want to first discuss my favorite of the bunch-Fuze Meeting, as it offers just about everything that the premium platforms offer. It allows multiple call-in options, video conferencing, the ability to record and download webinars, mobile device integration, and breakout rooms. GoToWebinar and Yugma both offer similar features at a higher price point, but do not include breakout rooms. Vyew is ideal for web conferencing among a smaller number of participants, and is available at varying price points for a maximum of 15 simultaneous participants. For 5 participants, it offers video conferencing (but not much else) for a mere $9.95/month.

Fuze Premium- $40/mo for 250 participants with annual commitment

Yugma - $79.95/mo for 100 participants

Vyew - $9.95/mo for 5 participants

GoToWebinar - $79/mo for 100 participants

Blackboard Collaborate - Price Negotiated

Open-Source Suite

Big Blue Button is an open-source platform geared towards educational institutions. It can be modified to fit the needs of the client, but would require a knowledgeable IT team to do it. It offers the ability to present via video and conference with students, annotate presentations, and has been updated to include the ability to record sessions and view them at any time. It still lacks mobile integration, but continues to be updated, and is highly recommended for organizations that have a good handle on tech and want a cost-effective and easy-to-use option.

Final Thoughts

We have heard nothing but good things about Fuze Meeting, and even recommended that one of our clients make a switch from Elluminate. Fuze Meeting better suited their needs for organizational conferencing. Their international staff members are now able to call in via Skype, a separate VoIP number, or via telephone, and this flexibility is important if firewalls block certain types of online communication. Additionally, Fuze's mobile device add-ons have helped their employees communicate on-the-go.

We are excited to see how further innovations in online learning can continue to improve student learning outcomes and give people everywhere the ability to collaborate on solutions to complex challenges across the globe. Have you used any of these web conferencing platforms? If so, what you what did you think about the experience? Are there any new and exciting platforms that we missed?
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9 Web Conferencing Platforms for Education and Collaboration 2.0: What Should Your Organization Use?

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LessonLams

http://www.lessonlams.com/lams/cloud/index.do

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LessonLAMS helps teachers create and run digital lesson plans. This website contains everything you need to use an existing digital lesson plan or create your own, and then provide access to your students. For student access, each plan has its own URL, and you can create individual student accounts or provide a unique code for student self-registration.

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Moodle
ATutor
Claroline
Dokeos
Drupal
DotLRN

Pago

Blackboard

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http://bigbluebutton.org/