Skype in the News

by Langwitches ~ March 4th, 2010. Filed under: Video Conference.

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I was recently contacted by Shanthi Venkataraman, a student from Columbia University, Graudate School of Journalism.

Columbia News Service is staffed by master’s candidates at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Articles are written by the students, then edited and vetted by professional journalists and professors. All articles are transmitted to New York Times News Service clients, but are also available for republication by any professional media outlet at no charge. Photos may also be downloaded from this site; multimedia links are also provided

Shanti was interested in hearing how Skype was used in Schools. We had a great interview, yes, you guessed it via Skype. She just informed me that her article Skype Gives Students Window on the World was published.

My friend, Chrissy Hellyer,  TeachingSagittarian, and Wes Fryer, Moving at the Speed of Creativity, were also interviewed.

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1 Response to Skype in the News

  1. It takes leadership to get creative in schools and support the use of Skype « Moving at the Speed of Creativity
    April 23rd, 2010 at 5:56 pm

    [...] tip to Silvia Tolisano for her tweet and post, "Skype in the News," which highlighted Shanthi Venkataraman's recent article for the Columbia News Service, "Skype [...]

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