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What is H.323 Our Story Barriers Resource s Agenda Strategi es Cool Bytes - Jazz Nights ACE/NETC 2003 Sunday, June 15,2003 Ellen Varley, AGNR Distance Learning Specialist Brad Paleg, AGNR Distance Learning Specialist Beat the Winter Blues While Jazzing Up Professional Development
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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Cool Bytes - Jazz NightsACE/NETC 2003

Sunday, June 15,2003

Ellen Varley, AGNR Distance Learning Specialist

Brad Paleg, AGNR Distance Learning Specialist

http://www.agnr.umd.edu/cit/dl/

Beat the Winter Blues While Jazzing Up

Professional Development

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Session Agenda Describe H.323 videoconferencing

– Components required– Utilization opportunities

Our story– Use of H.323 in AGNR

Barriers to effective videoconferenced-based professional development

Strategies for effective videoconference-based teaching and learning

Resources

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Videoconferencing – What Is It?

“Video conferencing in its most basic form is the transmission of image (video) and speech (audio) back and forth between two or more physically separate locations.”

Video Conferencing Cookbook.

http://www.videnet.gatech.edu/cookbook/

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

H.323 – It’s Not a Disease

Standard for interoperability – Audio, video and data transmissions– Internet phone– Voice-over-IP (VoIP)

Enables videoconferencing without usage fees

But does not have QOS (quality of service)

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Videoconferencing Components

Cameras – to capture and send video Video displays – to display video received Microphones – to capture and send audio Speakers – to play audio received

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Two Additional Requirements Codec - "compressor/de-compressor“ - makes the

audio/video data "small enough" to be practical for sending over expensive network connections.– takes analog signals,– compresses and digitizes them,– and transmits the signals over digital phone lines.

The supporting system and the network connection

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Polycom

Polycom is the market leader in endpoint voice and video communications.

AGNR has been a user of Polycom equipment for four years.

University System of Maryland standardized on H.323 videoconferencing using Polycom videoconferencing equipment in August 2002.

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Polycom Units

Large conference room units:– ViewStation FX and the VS 4000

Medium conference room units:– ViewStation MP

Personal units: – ViaVideo

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Show Me The Money

Medium / Large Room Systems– ViewStation FX - $8,000 –$10,000

Small Room Systems– ViewStation H.323 - $4,000 - $6,000

Desktop Systems– ViaVideo - $400

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Agenda

Strategies

Point-to-point Conferences

Point-to-point – A videoconference that connects two locations.

Each site sees and hears the other sites at all times

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Strategies

Multipoint Conferences

Point-to-multipoint – A videoconference that connects to more than two sites through the use of a multi-point control unit, or MCU.

Participants at all sites can hear one another at all times and see the site that is currently speaking.– Voice activated switching

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

But It’s Much More Than Video

Computer presentations Other media

– CD, DVD, video ELMO visual presenter (hardcopies,

photos) Audioconferencing

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Various Uses

Presentations Virtual meetings Videoconference-based learning Just-In-Time events Recruitment/search committees Project coordination

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Visual Collaboration

Meetings Meetings, presentations, training

Work alone Teaming, local and remoteOn-site training Distance learning, online

trainingSave Money Be more productiveReliable connections Managed network servicesVideoconferencing Visual collaboration

Visual CollaborationAndrew W. Davis

Wainhouse ResearchJune 1999

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Agenda

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A Little About Our World We are employed as Distance Learning Specialists at

the University of Maryland’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) has a three prong mission achieved through academics, applied research, and outreach.

AGNR locations include 24 Extension offices and 11 centers that provide resources for research and educational programming.

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

New Charge

Provide distance learning and information technology professional development

Reach faculty and staff at multiple locations

Model effective teaching and learning strategies

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Input from Potential Learners

Professional Development Needs Assessment Survey

– quantify desired learning opportunities– identify logistics– determine learner preferences

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Agenda

Strategies

Input from Instructors

Shared survey results Sought qualified and interested

instructors Collaboratively developed course

content and overall curriculum of series

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Why H.323 is Selected

Learners did not want to travel Limited budget Leveling the playing field Modeling an emerging technology suitable for

teaching and learning Desire for a technology that closely replicates

the face-to-face classroom model

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Gudelsky Center

UMD Plant Sciences Building

UMD, Symons Hall

Salisbury Facility (LESREC)

UMES, Henson Center

Washington County CESWye

AGNR Videoconferencing Facilities

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What is H.323

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Statistics

270Participants

308Registrants

19Course offerings

11Courses

9Support personnel

8Instructors

2002

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Statistics

358270Participants

466308Registrants

2519Course offerings

1711Courses

99Support personnel

188Instructors

20032002

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Statistics

Increase 33%358270Participants

Increase 51%466308Registrants

Increase 32%2519Course offerings

Increase 55%1711Courses

No change99Support personnel

Increase 125%188Instructors

Percent Change 20032002

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Prof. Development Series CalendarJanuary 2003

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

6 7 Access - All About Tables

Access - Designing Reports

8Planning & Organ. of

Web Pages

Introduction to AGNR Web Tools

9 Writing for Your Audience

WWF Smackdown! Design 

10Introduction to HTML - Create Web Pages with HTML Code 

13   Introduction to Netscape Email

14PowerPoint - Basic Techniques

PowerPoint – Interactive Techniq.

15Overview of Digital Photography Photoshop Tips and Tricks

16 

17Electronic Library Databases Introduction to Dreamweaver 20 21

Using Corporate Time on the Web

Introduction to Netscape Email  

22WWF Smackdown! Design   

23Photoshop Tips and Tricks Overview of Digital Photography 

24Access - Designing Reports

Access - All About Tables 27

PowerPoint - Basic Techniques

PowerPoint – Interactive Techniq.

28   Videoconferencing - Basic Skills and Tools

29  

30   Adv. Web Template Tips & Tricks 

31  

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Barriers to Effective Videoconference-based Professional Development Lack of:

– Technical support – Technical infrastructure – Technical expertise/ staff training – Marketing and sustaining the program – Organizational support

Cho and Berge, 2002

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Barriers to Effective Videoconference-based Professional Development Lack of:

– Planning and delivering courses – Evaluation of courses – Learner interaction and communication – Student support – Incentives for instructors

Cho and Berge, 2002

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Strategies

Develop a learning community– Ensure time for interaction – Know thy learner

Design for active and effective learning Avoid the lone ranger syndrome Level the playing field Prepare for worst case scenario Plan for robust evaluation

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

ISD - Instructional

Systems Development

Sound Videoconferencing

Practices

ProjectManagement

SweetSpot

The Sweet Spot

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Develop a Learning Community

Use an online registration system that identifies class participants.

Share the responsibility of active learning– Pre-assignments– Predefined expectations– Learner-learner interaction

Consider an icebreaking activity Have learners introduce themselves Encourage learners to engage in discussions.

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Online Registration System

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Online Registration System

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Online Registration System

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Design for Active and Effective Learning Learner-centered approach

– Understand needs and goals of the learners – Encourage collaborative learning– Choose appropriate instructional strategies

Measurable performance objectives– Clearly state desired learning outcomes– Plan assessment that matches defined objectives

Relevant content– Requested by the learners

Consider local learning environment

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Ensure Time For Interaction

Videoconferences should be run as seminars rather than lectures– Allot time for learners to ask questions of

the instructor and to discuss the subject matter with their peers

Plan collaborative activities

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Know Thy Learner Analysis, analysis, analysis Are they MOTIVATED? If so, what are

their motivations? Can you describe the targeted learner? Have they participated in a videoconference?

If so, what were their experiences? Is videoconferencing the most effective way

to reach your learners?

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Three Key Questions!

What do I want the learners to be able to do?

How will I know if they can do it? How can I tell when they are doing it

right?– provide criteria for assessment– request feedback throughout class

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Avoid the Lone Ranger Syndrome Instructors Instructional designers Technology support Facilitators Project managers Web developers Marketing Specialists

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Strategies

Level the Playing Field

Needs of all College faculty and staff considered equally

Distribute materials (handouts, web-based, URLs) in advance

Equitable access to technologies and materials

Planned activities that engage the remote and local learners

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Prepare for Worst Case Scenario Provide contact information for technical support. Have a phone at each location. Designate a remote facilitator. Develop a contingency plan for the remote site(s)

and share it with the remote facilitator. You might, for example, have a discussion topic or

activity that supports the videoconference outcomes.

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Prepare for Worst Case Scenario Share telephone numbers with your remote

facilitator and troubleshooters. Establish your connection 15-30 minutes prior

to the meeting time. Most technical problems are observable when establishing a connection.

If you have never connected with your remote site plan a "dry run" a week or so ahead of time.

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Plan for Formative and Summative Evaluation Instructor

– Informal feedback contributed to redesign

Learner– Formal summative evaluation led to:

• Additional courses• Modifications in instruction• Online course resources

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Online Evaluation System

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Tech Support

Project Management

Instructional Systems

Development

Learners

Technology

Realistic Expectations

Instructor(s)

Evaluation

Sound Videoconferencing

Practices

Contingency Plan

Network Infrastructure

Tech Support

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Our Story

Barriers

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Videoconferencing Resources University of Maryland AGNR videoconferencing

information: – http://www.agnr.umd.edu/cit/dl/, click on Videoconferencing

Video Conferencing Cookbook.– http://www.videnet.gatech.edu/cookbook/

Distance Education at a Glance Guide #10– http://www.uidaho.edu/evo/dist10.html

Videoconferencing for Learning– http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/vidconf/

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

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Agenda

Strategies

AGNR Professional Development Resources AGNR Training Website

– http://www.agnr.umd.edu/training/– Scroll down to “Distance Learning Professional Development Series”– Click on titles for class description

Professional Development Resources– http://www.agnr.umd.edu/CIT/DL/– Click on link in left frame

Online Evaluation– http://www.agnr.umd.edu/CIT/DL/– Click on link in left frame

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Barriers to Effective Videoconference-based Professional Development

Adapted from:

Kim Cho and Zane L. Berge, 2002

“Overcoming Barriers to Distance Training and Education.” USDLA Journal (16)1

http://www.usdla.org/html/journal/JAN02_Issue/article01.html

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What is H.323

Our Story

Barriers

Resources

Agenda

Strategies

Questions ?????Comments !!!!!!!Discussion …….

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Our Story

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Contact Information:Ellen VarleyDistance Learning SpecialistCollege of Agriculture & Natural ResourcesUniversity of Maryland0122 Symons HallCollege Park, MD 20742

E-mail: [email protected]: 301-405-4581

Brad PalegDistance Learning SpecialistCollege of Agriculture & Natural

ResourcesUniversity of Maryland0126 Symons HallCollege Park, MD 20742

E-mail: [email protected]: 301-405-2917H.323: 128.8.90.221


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