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What WiZiQ means to education technologists
- David Jakes: "Tools like WiZiQ open the door to collaborative learning worldwide. If you haven't seen this, just take a look at the options-and think of the possibilities. How can tools like WiZiQ, Twitter, and Google presentation contribute to make your classroom permeable"
- Barbara Schroeder: "This post is coming from someone who has used pretty sophisticated web conferencing software: namely Macromedia Breeze, which is now called Adobe Connect Professional. Someone from the EdTech department here at Boise State told me about WiZiQ, and I first thought, "yeah, well I'm sure it's pretty basic." NOT."
- Mrs. Durff: "New Zealand, Australia, China, Thailand, USA. Five continents collaborating via a new free tool. That is amazing"
- David Warlick: "It's pretty impressive for a free service, and I was especially struck by the lack of delay. I've not always had that experience with virtual sessions. "
- Ryan Bretag: "a great new tool that I can see as another strong collaborative tool especially for elearning, group projects, global collaboration projects, and homebound students. I'm really impressed with this tool. It seems to load quickly, function free of bugs, and offer ease of use once in the session."
- Jeff Utecht: "I found this great program the other day called WiziQ. It looks really promising as a way to hold free online meet ups for classes and discussions. I was very impressed with WiZiQ"
- While the synchronous communication tools in our LMS crash and burn (especially the whiteboard function), the latest Internet-based platforms (like WizIQ) are extremely stable and have been delightful to use."
- Vance Stevens: "WiZiQ currently is all the rage on Webheads and Learning with Computers, two email lists with around 1000 tech using educators interacting constantly in dozens of email messages each day (message archives viewable online or via RSS feeds from http://groups.yahoo.com/group/evonline2002_webheads/ and http://groups.yahoo.com/group/learningwithcomputers/, repectively), and it's also a popular topic in the edublogosphere."
- Zaid Ali Alsagoff: "No annoying downloads are required, and WiZiQ's Flash-based learning environment works in any web browser and on any operating system." also, "WiZiQ thanks for initiating the battle for virtual classroom freedom, enabling all educators and learners around the world (with computers and Internet access) to synchronously collaborate, communicate, and learn online for free. I am surprised that Google and the Gang did not think of it before."
What educators are saying
- ""This is exciting. The sky is the limit with the technology you have shown me. I agree every site that claims it is teaching homeschoolers should be using this technology." (by email)
- "I'm VERY satisfied with your web tool. In the future I hope to use it much more. It's hard for me to believe it's free. Would you like me to pay a fee to ensure service? Please advise." (by email)
- " WiZiQ looks great - really simple to use, intuitive and all the things that online tools need to be to encourage wide uptake." (by email)
- " I want to congratulate you for this most wonderful (ever!) platform you have created. I am so impressed with it that I am afraid to use it. What I mean is that it looks too good to be real" (by email)
- "I love WiziQ so much, I am going to buy a webcamera and pull my presentations together. It is great!" (samccoy)
- "It is just amazing. Now I only can hope that my employer chooses Moodle for the school learning environment."(Leena)
Nellie Deutsch on WiZiQ
Moodle integration for WiZiQ's Virtual Classroom
WiZiQ's Live Class modules for Moodle can be downloaded and installed on servers within existing or new Moodle installations. If you are a teacher, ask your website administrator to install these modules. More information here: Virtual Classroom for Moodle
The free Virtual Classroom
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- Teach and Earn Online on WiZiQ
- Moodle Web Conferencing with WiZiQ
- Virtual Classroom and Whiteboard
- WiZiQ E-teaching
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WIZIQ is very competitively priced. There are an ever increasing number of LMS these days. What is your unique selling point. Give one reason why we should move to your platform.
Posted by: Herculeanlift | November 25, 2011 at 03:13 AM
Wow, this program looks fantastic. I can't believe you are offering online education and a virtual classroom for free on the internet. That just seems unheard of! I look forward to seeing this being developed.
Posted by: RSA Tafe | February 07, 2011 at 05:11 AM
This really a fantastic tool to use when you are home schooling and what makes it even better is that it is free.
Posted by: RSA | March 07, 2010 at 11:05 PM
Hi Jeanine,
We posted a response by email to you as we need more details on your error. Could you please check your mail so that we can co-ordinate with you to solve this issue?
Thanks,
Jagdeep Singh Pannu
Posted by: WiZiQ | April 12, 2008 at 07:21 AM
Hi Patrick,
As of now, a recording of an archived session cannot be removed and replaced with another. We will soon be coming up with the delete option in recordings so that users are able to delete the session recordings that they don’t require.
Thanks,
jagdeep Singh Pannu
Posted by: WiZiQ | April 12, 2008 at 07:15 AM
How do I remove an archived session that I want to replace with another which contains corrected information for example?
Posted by: Patrick | April 11, 2008 at 06:03 AM
I have used WIZIQ at work and it is a brilliant tool, until I came home to use it on my laptop. I select a private session and schedule it to occur immediately, but as soon as I launch it and Authorlive needs to load the online Whiteboard I am timed out and the site has a 'no longer responding' response. I need assistance to get past this point and begin to use this amazing too. Please help if you can offer some advice.
Posted by: Jeanine | April 11, 2008 at 05:57 AM
i m searching for it for long.
thanx
Posted by: preeti | November 19, 2007 at 04:28 AM
It's great to learn something on the internet.
Posted by: TianWeixin | November 19, 2007 at 12:01 AM