- Establish license and vendor restrictions (if any)
 - Establish netiquette for the synchronous classroom ahead of time
 - Be sure class is well prepared to use the tools
 - Allow participants extra time prior to session start to perform audio/video tests
 - Make sure user privileges are as equal as possible
 - Establish recording procedures
 - Plan for plenty of sidebar discussions via email/phone between faculty members
 - Understand that there may be students who could be overwhelmed by the need to speak into a microphone and hear their own voice
 - Open classroom to avoid scheduling problems
 - Consider using asynchronous tools such as Google docs or wikis to assist in organizing
 
Friday, July 18, 2008
Findings: Best Practices Synchronous
Among the best practices we identified:
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