This group exists to promote and discuss schools and colleges videoconferencing activities.
To see what sessions are available, please follow the link to the content provider site
The functionality of this dynamic website makes it easier for you to search for sessions by subject, key stage or by content provider. You can also set up tailored RSS feeds and find out about upcoming sessions.
Contents:
Barclays Sponsored Degree Program (BDP)
English language and literature session organised by Virtually University
PSHE session with McMillen Centre in US
Sessions with Museum of London now bookable for 2013-2014
SEGfL links Oxford Schools with Janet VC
Belvidere School gets Fizzics Education
Want to learn more about the Tamil culture?
Shropshire Sixth Form College using VC to enhance teaching
From Santa to Spaceships, the world at their fingertips
Free videoconferencing sessions from Metlearn
View Megaconference Junior 2013
April/May sessions from Virtually University
English Literature session with inner city schools
Liquid Nitrogen Experiments
Videoconferencing and the Global Workforce of the Future
Is this the End of Politics?
The Chemistry of Colour
Start up a business with Virtually University
Shrewsbury Sixth Form College remembers George Henry Bennett
Elmhurst Primary School debates
Videoconferencing Day at the BETT Show 2013
Virtually University helps students aim higher
Why is Biodiversity important to people? Discussion with Sheffield University
Free 'Reading Discovery' session with Barbara Bush
Barclays Retail development Program 2013 from Virtually University
Participating in Megaconference Junior 2013
New Content Provider - Metlearn
Broadband for Oxfordshire schools will be provided by South East Grid for Learning (SEGfL)
Content Provider web site
Scargill Infant School - VC User group 2012 award winners
Videoconferencing Schools Project (VCSP) mailing list
Through the use of videoconferencing, Virtually University, a Janet Content Provider, has helped Shrewsbury Sixth Form students to aim higher. Students have been able to participate in lectures that might not otherwise have been posible.