Name: Dae Joon HwangTitle: Professor
Institution: Sung Kyun Kwan University
Address: 300 Chunchun-Dong, Jangan-Ku, Suwon 440-746, KOREA(R.O.K.)
City: Suwon, Korea
State:
Zip: 440-746
Office Phone: +82-331-290-5523
FAX: +82-331-290-5660
E-mail Address: djhwang@maehun.skku.ac.kr
URL (Personal Page): None
Suggested Title of Presentation: Multimedia Integrated Distance Education System for Student-Professor Collaboration
Appropriate Format: Paper Presentation
Suggested Audience: Professionals in Distance Education, students with interests on design of collaborative distance education based on multimedia, and people with background on multimedia application design, distance education, distributed multimedia system design, collaboration software, and multimedia.
Presentation Outcome:
1. be invited to a slide demo.
2. join a disscussion session to share with our experience from this work.
3. get some of materials used in this presentation.
Presentation Materials:
1. Handout
2. Smoe copies of the slides used for demo.
3. Papers published at other international conferences.
Presentation Content:
Multimedia Integrated Distance Education System for Student- Professor Collaboration ABSTRACT The collaborative multimedia distance system under developing at Sung Kyun Kwan University in Korea would take its position in delivery of educational services in such a distributed multimedia networked environment where location and time to join a class are not any more stumbling block block both students taking lessons and teachers giving their lectures in synchronous and asynchronous modes. Our distance education system based on computer-based multimedia technology features with session management for multiple and concurrent classes as well as desktop video/audio conferencing for creating face-to-face feeling between the students and a professor being in a collaboration and whiteboard for shared workspace to allow user's interactions in a cyber space. The application sharing mechanism implemented in our system adds much more convenience and flexibility in instructional design and presenting lectures to participants joining a class through allowing them to use the contents with no modification, which are prepared using all commodity applications running on Windows - 3.1, - 95, and - NT. Such Computer-Based Multimedia Distance Education System contributes to implement an integrated distance education environment at reasonable price and address most of the problems facing both major approaches to distance education: expensive CATV-based video telelearning system and PSTN-based noninteractive distance education system. Keywords: Distance education, collaboration, interactive multimedia applications.