1. A pre-dedication videoconference on Thursday, December 6th at 2 pm Oklahoma (US Central) time and 10 am Hawaii time. Part 1 of this videoconference will last 45 minutes. Part 2 will be a more informal question and answer discussion with World War II veterans and will last approximately 45 minutes. This event will be shared BOTH as an interactive videoconference and a webcast (view-only) event.
   
2. Weather and Internet connectivity-permitting, the actual U.S.S. Oklahoma Memorial dedication ceremony scheduled for 4 pm Oklahoma (US Central) time and 12 pm (noon) Hawaii time on Friday, December 7 will be shared via a live videoconference and webcast with students and teachers. This ceremony is expected to last 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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1. Prior to and followingeach videoconference, teachers and/or students can submit questions as comments to the USS Oklahoma Memorial Digital Learning Project blog located at: http://blog.newsok.com/projectwwii/
2. Teachers in schools with available videoconferencing equipment (H.323/IP compatible) can apply to participate "live" with their students in each videoconference. The number of live videoconference connections for schools will be limited, to insure participating students have opportunities to actually ask questions during each connection. Oklahoma schools will be given priority for these videoconference connections, but if space permits it is possible that schools outside Oklahoma may be able to connect "live" as well.
3. Teachers and students in ANY location (in Oklahoma or outside the state) are welcome to view the live "webcast" of these videoconferences, which will be embedded on the educator portal page of http://oklahomawwii.org. Prior registration for viewers of the webcast is encouraged but NOT required. Individuals not directly associated or involved with schools are also welcome to view the webcast "live." Project coordinators request that teachers and students at each school site use a SINGLE computer with a LCD projector or large format televison to share the webcast with multiple students at your location.