Desktop videoconferencing: examples of applications to support teacher training in rural areas

This article presents examples of desktop videoconferencing used as a tool for supporting teacher training, particularly in rural settings. The accessibility of videoconferencing desktop systems makes it possible to directly observe and supervise students in actual teaching situations. Videoconferen...

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Published in:Rural special education quarterly 2004-06, Vol.23 (2), p.3-8
Main Authors: Pemberton, J.B, Cereijo, M.V.P, Tyler-Wood, T, Rademacher, J
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Beginning Teachers
College Students
Cooperating Teachers
distance education
educational technology
microcomputers
Research Methodology
Rural areas
rural education and training
Rural Schools
special education
standardized tests
Student Teachers
supervision
Teacher Certification
teacher education
Teachers
testing
Training
university programs
Video teleconferencing
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College Students
Cooperating Teachers
distance education
educational technology
microcomputers
Research Methodology
Rural areas
rural education and training
Rural Schools
special education
standardized tests
Student Teachers
supervision
Teacher Certification
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Teachers
testing
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university programs
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