Internet Lectures Research: For further study

Internet Lectures Research:

Broadening the Audience for Live Slide Show Presentations

Sections:

Introduction

Benefits of Web lectures

Scope of opportunity

Barriers

Solutions

TFAO financial assistance

Other multimedia projects

For further study

Responses to inquiries

Notes

for further study

QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY

What are URLs of examples of Web lectures already created by museums? [6]
To what extent are there metrics relating to viewership of existing narrated slide shows?
What were the motives for institutions to produce Web lectures in the recent past?
How well have expectations been realized?
Which brands and models of equipment can be used to create Web lectures and what are their advantages and disadvantages?
What software can be used to create image and audio files? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each program?
What software is needed to create Web lectures from .jpg images and audio files? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each program?
What software is needed to play a Web lecture on a person's browser? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each "plug-in" program in terms of ease of use, functionality and availability?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of real time streaming versus downloads saved for later play to the user's computer?
What is the budget needed to purchase equipment, software and other components, plus soft costs?
How much time is needed to complete each task for creation and publication of a Web lecture?
What organizations should be contacted to further shed light on relevant questions?

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