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@etjernst @eckelcc @kph3k Shoutout thanks! I’m not sure I have anything for quite this use case (I’ve never done anything like it and 200 students by Zoom sounds tough)! @lukestein/1238229503047905281 This sounds like it won’t be a case for basic Zoom; will almost certainly want to set up as a “conference” or…On twitter.com
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@etjernst @eckelcc @kph3k …“webinar.” You probably will NOT want to run 200 people’s Q&A or chat through Zoom, but I don’t know what tools are best. (I’ve used Slack and heard good things about @crowdcastHQ in different use cases @lukestein/1259520459655151617 ). BUT…Permalink On twitter.com
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@etjernst @eckelcc @kph3k @crowdcastHQ …my big picture question would be whether/why you need 200 students simultaneously in a synchronous session. I’d sit with an instructional technologist and instructional designer (I AM NEITHER) to figure out whether it might work better to e.g., split these sessions into…Permalink On twitter.com
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@etjernst @eckelcc @kph3k @crowdcastHQ …a mix of recorded videos (students could view asynchronously) and smaller synchronous “breakout” sessions that not all 200 students need to do simultaneously. ❧ — fin — 🏷 @tamucetPermalink On twitter.com
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