MELSIG event at Nottingham on 20th January 2014: Creative Lecture Capture, Webinars & Screencasting

Registration for the next MELSIG (Media Enhanced Learning Special Interest Group) event is now open and will be FREE as usual. Register here using Eventbrite. The University of Nottingham are hosting the event. The day’s focus is Creative Lecture Capture, Webinars & Screencasting. Come and share your practice. If you are interested in contributing a short presentation of have artefacts to share (case studies, handouts, videos) please contact Andrew Middleton: a.j.middleton “AT” shu.ac.uk Hashtag: #melsiguon Further details are on the MELSIG event page: http://melsig.shu.ac.uk/?page_id=715

Outcomes of 'Creating video to support teaching and learning' event

Thanks to everyone who attended the 'Creating video to support teaching and learning' event at Nottingham recently. I hope you all enjoyed and were inspired by it.

Here are the links to the recordings from the event:

http://uilapech01.nottingham.ac.uk:8080/ess/echo/presentation/995dc99a-57c4-425f-9206-1f2feedcf22d

Andrew Middleton’s talk: http://uilapech01.nottingham.ac.uk:8080/ess/echo/presentation/940b6e83-9318-4967-8bc3-4a6b660caddc

The slideshare link to my presentation is: http://www.slideshare.net/sallyh/self-service-studio

Creating video to support teaching and learning

Creating video to support teaching and learning  (“Changing the Learning Landscape” insights) event at Nottingham
This Higher Education Academy (HEA) sponsored event will be an opportunity for participants involved in the creation of video for teaching and learning to share their experiences and insights and to network with other practitioners.
Location: C15 Pope Building, University Park, University of Nottingham
Date: Thursday 12th June 2014 (13:00-16:00)
The event will disseminate insights and lessons learnt from an HEA funded ‘Changing the Learning Landscape’ mini-project undertaken at Nottingham, to install a ‘self-service’ studio.
The event provides an excellent opportunity for participants to develop technical and pedagogical support networks.
Please register at: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/creating-video-to-support-teaching-and-learning-changing-the-learning-landscape-insights-tickets-11735433999   or http://tiny.cc/nzfbgx
More information at http://nottingham.ac.uk/teaching/events/video-in-tandl.aspx

One Click Studio Roadshow

Our 'one click studio' roadshow challenged the perception that creating video is difficult.
We used the roadshow as an opportunity to let staff try it for themselves.

Located at Jubilee campus at the University of Nottingham between 3^rd and 14^th February 2014. Staff came along and had a go at creating a video.

Twenty seven people visited us. To gather feedback and help us to determine next steps, we asked the people who visited to complete an online survey.

Survey results show that, of the people who responded (from QMC, University Park, Jubilee, Sutton Bonington and City Hospital campus),  most were willing to travel to another building, if not another campus. More than half said they would be willing to travel to another campus or that distance did not matter to them. Most said that while they might need some initial help, they would hope to be able to use the facility on their own after that.