I just found this website, Edufire, and started thinking of using it.
http://edufire.com/
In this website, anybody can register as a tutor (or a student) and have classes (tutoring sessions with online conference software) of their favorite subjects. You set an hour rate for your tutoring session and do classes with one student or a group of people. Subjects, rate, time, and style of teaching are all up to you!
I suggest you go to the website and see what kind of class is offered now and how flexible it can be.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Web conference software?
I can't believe it's been more than a month since I posted something here last time...
I have a sort of random question.
What is a good free web conference software? and I feel like this is mentioned in one of today's tech talk. I some times use Skype but I need something else because Skype is only used for one-one web conversation, not for multiple people talk. I need this function because I have this group of Japanese conversation practice ,that I facilitate weekly in the semester and want to continue doing it even in summer when many people are out of town. I am thinking of maybe having one hour session per week where people can participate online using a software like skype except with no limitation of the number of people. What's the best way?
I guess I'll start looking right now...
I have a sort of random question.
What is a good free web conference software? and I feel like this is mentioned in one of today's tech talk. I some times use Skype but I need something else because Skype is only used for one-one web conversation, not for multiple people talk. I need this function because I have this group of Japanese conversation practice ,that I facilitate weekly in the semester and want to continue doing it even in summer when many people are out of town. I am thinking of maybe having one hour session per week where people can participate online using a software like skype except with no limitation of the number of people. What's the best way?
I guess I'll start looking right now...
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