NEXT WEBINAR
JUNE WEBINAR
Video and OER/OEP.
Date: Wednesday 6 June
Time: 13:00 - 14:00 (UK time)
Presenter: Prof Andy Lane.
Andy is a Professor of Environmental Systems at the OU and a Senior Fellow of the Support Centre for Open Resources in Education (SCORE). He has held many roles in the OU from Lecturer through to Dean and Director of the OU's OpenLearn initiative. He is a Board member of the Open Courseware Consortium and is currently working on open educational resource (OER) projects with the European Association of Distance Teaching Universities.
The URL for the meeting is:
http://lancasteruni.adobeconnect.com/vital-webinars
Recording of the last webinar:
Video and Pedagogical Design (9 May 2012)
by Mike O'Donoghue
Archived webinars:
5 Steps to Successful Flipping (Apr 25 - 2012)
VideoLAB (Jan 25 - 2012)
Lecture Capture Pedagogy (Jan 18 - 2012)
Learning through Lecture capture (Jun 11 - part of ALT Lecture Capture conference)
Legal issues surrounding lecture capture(May 11)
Video and pedagogy - what questions should we be asking now ?(Mar 11)
Panopto at Imperial College London(Feb 11)
Lecturecast - UCL's experience of a large Echo360 roll-out(Feb 11)
The URL for the meeting is:
http://lancasteruni.adobeconnect.com/vital-webinars
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Started by Charles Shields. Last reply by Sacha Goodwin Apr 25.
I have just set up a Panopto JISC Mailing List. This list is for the users and potential users of the Panopto lecture capture system. The aim is to share ideas and experiences that relate to…Continue
Tags: video, recording, personal, capture, lecture
Started by Mimi Weiss Johnson Mar 22.
Hi all,A quick heads up for those who are interested in media streaming.Streaming Ltd are conducting a Webinar on Thursday 8th March at 2:30PM to explore how to create a YouTube-like experience for…Continue
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Started by Chris Dowlen Feb 28.
Hello all,Hope this is an appropriate question...I've been approached by a member of staff who's interested in creating a video montage of clips taken from Parliament TV. I've had a look at…Continue
Started by Gill Ritchie. Last reply by Tim O'Riordan Feb 7.
Attended a very interesting Echo360 'community conference' at UCL yesterday. Several speakers from UCL including ViTAL webinar star Carl Gombrich, talking about flipping. Echo360 outlined their technical roadmap, including better editing and social learning features, quizzes and so on. All very useful but some saw a potential overlap/confusion with the VLE.
I also did a presentation reviewing how our pedagogical ideas of using video had developed and gave a snapshot of how far we had…
ContinuePosted by Clive Peter Lees Young on May 3, 2012 at 10:35
In the academic year 2012-2013, the Faculty of Arts designs a course (Communication through texts) for the program Communication and Information Studies (VU University Amsterdam). In this course 75 students study theories about text and text quality, and the phenomena that actually play a role in the quality of informative, persuasive and instructive texts.
Last year professor Spooren taught a part of this course (part A) during 4 weeks. Every week the students attended a…
ContinuePosted by Daniël Drittij on May 1, 2012 at 10:19
September this year, dr. Ivo Blom, Faculty of Arts (VU University Amsterdam) will organize a study trip to Rome for two weeks, in co-operation with the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome. This is one of the case studies of REC:all.
During this study trip, students will get an intensive introduction…
ContinuePosted by Sylvia Moes on April 4, 2012 at 14:18
Interesting new webinar and report of an Echo 360 project ME2U by John Davies and Clare Hardman of the Teaching and Learning Development Unit at the University of Sussex. Echo 360 personal capture allows lecturers to record ' screencasts', audio and video of desktops on their own computer. It is easy to set up…
ContinuePosted by Clive Peter Lees Young on February 7, 2012 at 11:00

ViTAL now includes REC:all (recording and augmenting lectures for learning) a new transnational learning technology project led by Clive Young at UCL. Funded by the EU Lifelong Learning Programme (Erasmus), the two-year project started in October 2011. See the blog post for more details.
ViTAL is essentially the UK arm of REC:all and activities will be run jointly but ViTAL members are very welcome to join the REC:all Ning site, too.
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