"Education thru Video Conferencing: Effective or not?!?"
By Shavkat
@Shavkat (141905)
Philippines
January 5, 2019 5:17pm CST
Nowadays, companies have been incorporating the usage of 'video-conference.' It aims to lessen the travel, accommodation and among other expenses related to having a business trip locally or across the globe.
The possible options of incorporating it into the educational system have yet to be fully executed. In fact, some tutorial companies or universities started to use this kind of methodology in catering students' needs, especially for those who are living in far-flung areas.
"Do you think that video-conferencing can replace the professors or teachers in schools?"
"Is it an effective way to acquire knowledge and skills?"
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7 responses
@TheHorse (238338)
• Walnut Creek, California
10 Jan 19
@Shavkat It (video) worked OK for my recent "mandated reporter" training. Watch a simple video, take a simple test, and turn it in to the powers that be. But there was no opportunity to discuss why this and why that, and how mandated reporter rules could be improved.
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
7 Jan 19
as a webinar, kabsat? if i listen to one, there are chances i will doze off especially if the room is cold.
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@Kasjnak (4489)
• Romania
5 Jan 19
Been there, done that. Many times actually 
. It is a great option when you must take many courses and the other option is to travel a lot. If you need to participate at more than 10 courses every year, losing 2 days on the road for each one of them is not an option.
. It is a great option when you must take many courses and the other option is to travel a lot. If you need to participate at more than 10 courses every year, losing 2 days on the road for each one of them is not an option.1 person likes this
