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If the email messages get to be too much you can simply unsubscribe. By joining on the video conferencing list servs you will be able to easily find collaborative partners. You can even post your own vc project to find partners. CapSpace has almost 4000 members worldwide.
 * What is a List Serv:** A list serv is an automatic mailing list. When you join a list serv such as CapSpace you will receive messages that are broadcast to all the members. The result is similar to a newsgroup or forum.

[|CapSpace] **CAPspace** is a social networking tool for educational videoconferencing. **Get a free account to** find colleagues and schools interested in collaborative videoconference (H.323 and H.320) projects. Create and advertise your own collaborative video conference projects to educators around the world.

CILC: The Center for Interactive Learning.
The Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC) supports and advances education through videoconferencing and other collaborative technologies. A nonprofit, CILC offers access to quality [|professional development] and [|student educational content], as well as [|consulting and technical assistance]. This helps schools leverage technology to improve educational outcomes, while saving time and money.

Etiquette
The more prepared you are for you video conference the smoother it will go. Don't forget signage - identify your city! Have a simple map to show your location, perhaps share a few pictures.

[|The Videoconference Zone] - presented like a Twilight Zone episode. Created by the University of Washington. **Scroll down** to The Videoconference Zone and click on the modem link for quickest viewing. - A humorous look!

More tips on [|Video Conferencing Etiquette] from Janine Lim