[Technical] Shared sessions

[Jim Maunder]

Hi Stephen -

Thanks for that - we have a couple of Moodle noodlers here - I'm not 
one - who might be able to help now you've pointed us in that direction.

rgds
Jim


At 11:50 AM 01/08/2008, you wrote:
>Moodle chat (as secure chat with control of session times etc)
>Moodle wiki - for joint development of pages in a wiki website (or other
>online free wiki sites
>Moodle forum - exchange of documents (single forum can restrict
>communication within a class or any named group of students).
>  --- Attached images or multimedia are immediately visible (i.e. no need to
>open to view)
>
>Etc
>
>Happy computing, Jim !!
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: tech-bounces at edulists.com.au [mailto:tech-bounces at edulists.com.au] On
>Behalf Of Jim Maunder
>Sent: Friday, 1 August 2008 9:36 AM
>To: primaryit at edulists.com.au; tech at edulists.com.au
>Subject: [Technical] Shared sessions
>
>Our Yr5 and Yr6 classes make good use of the collaborative features
>of MS OneNote in their lessons. We have a relationship with a nearby
>boys' school which presumably also makes good use of OneNote. One of
>our Yr5 teachers has asked if it is possible to set up real-time
>shared sessions between us and them, but since we are on different
>and unconnected networks, my boss (the network manager) and I can't
>see a way to do this as things are at the moment.
>
>Can anyone suggest a method to set up real-time shared collaboration
>(not necessarily OneNote) sessions over unconnected networks? I'm
>thinking maybe wiki or Moodle, but I have little knowledge of such things.


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