The expansion of computer network infrastructure and the rapid development of information and communication technology and software technology have laid a solid foundation for the realization of online real-time lectures.
The campus real-time distance lectures are video conferencing sessions in the campus where teachers and students interact with each other in a defined time by connecting to the distance lecture system. In the past, direct communication between teachers and students was textual, but the development of online communication technology and multimedia real-time transmission technology made it possible to transmit even the images and sounds of teachers in real time without any restrictions, thus making it possible to give as good distance lectures as traditional classroom education. Recently, new IT tools and communication technologies have been combined with traditional learning processes to support students’ learning.
Jong Kum Sil, a lecturer at the Faculty of Online Education, proposed and implemented a campus real-time two-way distance lecture and learning discussion system for video conferencing with distance education using local networks.
The system is for providing various forms of lectures, discussions and examinations by using IT means in multi-functional classroom environments and local networks. It enhances the density and effectiveness of teaching and puts the whole course of teaching on an IT basis by means of multimedia communication of texts, audio, images, videos and multimedia files among instructors and students, and the interaction between them by virtual boards.
This system can be applied to real-time lectures, academic discussion and question-and-answer sessions. It can be easily introduced using the tutorial network of educational units.
You can find more information in her paper “A Campus Real-Time Distance Lecture System” in “Proceedings of KUTIC-2025”.