You've done this before, haven't you? If you are in the experienced group you are going to take some ownership of your own learning :) When you get the signal from the instructor you are going to move to the area near the sign that says Experienced and do the following:

1) Choose a group facilitator and a recorder.

2) Have the recorder start a Google Doc and record your ideas and discussion notes. This page has been made into a wiki page that is editable by the group. If you need to share the link to the collaborative doc, have the recorder click on the edit button in the top right of the Canvas page and add a link to the document. It will also be available to others from the workshop.

3) Group facilitator, please use these questions as a guide to get your discussion started. Please try to keep the discussion centered around the basic ideas of these questions or at least on web conferencing in general :)

4) Questions:

How can we create opportunities for students to take leadership roles within a web conference or in initiating web conferences?
How can web conferencing be used to either modify or redefine a lesson?
What do students learn from video conferencing (think about skills beyond content)?
How have you seen it used successfully or what have you learned from a not so successful experience?
How could web conferencing be used with teachers or professional development?
If you have exhausted the questions, please work on some brainstorming of cool web conferencing projects you've seen or would like to try. Try to think all grade levels and content levels. Please add them to the notes to share.