Voice, video and instant messaging program
Overview
Skype in the classroom allows teachers to collaborate on projects with educators around the world. Teachers can share their ideas with the community and search for ideas or speakers on a variety of subjects. So far reports a user count of 22,000 teachers from 187 countries, and over 1,700 online projects.
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Collaboration Tools
Communication Tool
Presentation Tools