Netmeeting
- 1. Done by : Athra AlYazeedi Fatma AlNaabi
- 2. Definition Features Limitations DE Support
- 3. A product developed by Microsoft Corporation that enables groups to teleconference using the Internet as the transmission medium. NetMeeting has been called “the king of the hill for client-side collaborative computing on IP networks”.
- 4. NetMeeting enables us to: Conduct conversations via text in real-time with one or more people. Use graphic information during NetMeeting .
- 5. Share applications during a conference with one or more NetMeeting users. Conduct real video and audio conferencing. very easy to use and cheap.
- 6. many features that can be used at the same time. less expensive than holding a phone conversation with somebody abroad. one-on-one conversations with friends and family who are living abroad
- 7. Computer has to meet many hardware requirements to work properly. The connection may gets lost in the middle of a conference. There are often temporal delays in the audio, especially when other features are used at the same time.
- 8. Users must trade-off between faster video performance and better image quality. Very limited for a large virtual classroom lecture or group meeting. Cannot work in different systems operators.
- 9. Video Conferencing : supports the process of building a learning community for isolated learners learners can meet online regularly to complete various tasks
- 10. Text-Based Chat : To support discussion between teacher-student and student-student.
- 11. Electronic whiteboard negotiation of meaning in task completion as well as constructive learning.
- 12. Both parties engaged in the conferencing can view, write, edit and draw simultaneously
- 13. Application Sharing A user can share a program running on one computer with other participants in the conference. “ e.g. share a word processing application to collaboratively edit the same document at the same time”.
- 14. software demonstration on time learning activity Collaboration
- 15. File Transfer: To support sharing resources between remote teachers and learners
- 16. sending learning materials prepared word documents, a PowerPoint slide, a photo, or a web page. While working together on a class project, students can share video, audio or both with other classmates.
- 17. Time of interaction Synchronous Asynchronous Type of interaction Student-student Student-teacher Student-content Student-machine Learning style Group-based Self-based learning Flexibility Anytime Anyplace Ease of access/use Speed Development Feedback Delivery Instruction Stand-alone medium Multimedia support Cost