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The Rainforest Connection 2009 - February 2 to March 5
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Schedule
- Video Archives for 2009:
QuickTime -
Flash Format
The Rainforest Connection makes it possible for student groups to
converse via videoconference with researchers in a rainforest in Panama.
Dr. Jackie
Willis, conducting research projects on Barro-Colorado Island (BCI), a
Smithsonian field station, directs this project. Background information
is available:
rainforest.montclair.edu.
Video archives 2008 | Video archives 2007
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2004
See the Harpy Eagle Mission
Some Pictures from BCI in
Panama
Passaic Valley's 2008 Around the World Videoconferencing Project
will begin at 8 AM on May 14th and end at 11 AM on May 15th. The
complete schedule of the countries included can be found
here.
To watch the live stream go to
http://commonsipvcr.oar.net/.
Enter Recording ID: 9525. Leave Pin Blank. Select the media you
want.
Click on Stream this recording.
See Video
2007 Archives
A unique video conferencing program was offered through the
Passaic Valley High
School in New Jersey. Inspired by a statement from Secretary of
State Colin L. Powell, the purpose of this project is to bring students
from different cultures and backgrounds together to promote global
awareness and understanding. This was accomplished through a combination
of live videoconferencing provided by the Access New Jersey Video Portal
, real time e-mail and online chats with 15 countries around the world
during one 24-hour period. To participate in this conference :
http://pvhs.k12.nj.us/atw/atwregistration.asp
Project Heart to Heart
Verizon joined forces with the United States Army Reserve to host Heart
to Heart videoconferences, connecting local families with their loved
ones serving in Baghdad, Iraq. Members of the 98th Division of
the Alexander Hamilton United States Army Reserve center based in Lodi,
New Jersey participated in a town hall meeting as well as private family
videoconferences with military members stationed in Baghdad.
Through technology provided by the Verizon Access New Jersey program,
these videoconferences are making it possible for military members
stationed in places like Iraq, Egypt and Cuba to communicate in real
time with their families.
Stories appeared in the
Star Ledger, The Times, The Record, Hasbrouck Heights Observer, and the Trentonian newspapers as well
as being featured on News 12, WB, CBS, ABC news.
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