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Global Education Conference
November 12-17, 2012
(free and online)
Open to All
- Welcome
- Mission
- GEC Accepted Sessions
- Sessions and Schedule
- Recordings
- Conference Groups
- Games and Game Design with BrainPOP
- Innovation Perspectives with GETideas
- Keynotes
- International Advisory Board
- Partners and Sponsors
- Volunteers
- Social Media
- All Press Materials
- Press Materials in Spanish
- Press Materials in French
- Blackboard Collaborate Support
iEARN Annual Conference & Youth Summit
November 12-17, 2012
(free and online)
Some sessions will be open to iEARN members only. This conference and summit runs in tandem to the regular Global Education Conference.
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My advice, don't use Google Chrome. Agree?
I have been practicing with different browsers and find that Google Chrome is not very session friendly. Each session has a download link, one per user. Let's say your PC crashes, or you close the window. If you download a new dropin.jnlt link then it won't work. Firefox recognizes you have already downloaded that link and asks if you would like to use that one instead. Click on it, and it takes you back to the session.
Let me know if I am not correct in my understanding. I'll be suggesting everyone use Firefox.
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Permalink Reply by David Grammerstorf on -
Wow, good find. I'll see what happens with Firefox. I've been getting around the Chrome issue by deleting the file out of my Downloads folder, then redownloading the Javascript file, which does the trick. It would be nice to save a step using Firefox.
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Permalink Reply by Jayme Linton on -
You're right. I've had trouble using Elluminate in Chrome. Presenters should use Firefox.
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Permalink Reply by Lucy Gray on -
I use Blackboard Collaborate exclusively with Chrome and have not had a problem. It downloads a new file for each webinar room I go into. I go to my downloads folder and click on the new file if I need to go to another room. It's not intuitive, but it works fine.
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Permalink Reply by Toni Olivieri-Barton on -
I haven't had a problem yet, but thanks for the heads up. I am on a Mac so maybe it isn't a problem for the Mac.
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