Media & Learning Webinars - Lecture Capture & Video Use in HE SIG series
Past webinars
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16 March 2017 16.00 CET |
New formats and applications of video in higher education |
Thomas Hurkxkens, Leiden University, The Netherlands Gérard Casanova, Université de Lorraine, France Michele Archambault, Université de Strasbourg, France |
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16 February 2017 16.00 CET |
Effective assessment practices for video-based learning |
Matt Howcroft, University of Derby, UK Marko Glaubitz, University of Freiburg, Germany |
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19 January 2017 16.00 CET |
Measuring the success of educational video with learning analytics |
Frans van der Sluis & Tim van der Zee, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Torgeir Christiansen, University of Oslo, Norway |
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19 May 2016 15.00 CEST |
M&L webinar: Defining Video Pedagogy and activating interaction |
Blair Stevenson, Oulu University of Applied Sciences, Finland
Jörn Loviscach, Fachhochschule Bielefeld, Germany
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21 April 2016 15.00 CET |
M&L Webinar: 4K, 3D and other video-related developments |
André Rosendaal, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Mathy vanbuel, ATiT, Belgium |
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22 February 2016 15.00 CET |
M&L webinar: Talking heads - The changing nature of learning and what learners expect these days in terms of media |
Pedro De Bruyckere, Arteveldehogeschool, Belgium Alison Preston, Ofcom, UK |
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18 February 2016 15.00 CET |
M&L Webinar: The role of video in blended learning |
Wilfred Rubens, Independent Consultant, The Netherlands Carlos Turró Ribalta, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain |
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11 January 2016 16.00 CET |
M&L Talking heads: Exploring the relationship between culture and media in education |
Barend van Heusden, University of Groningen, The Netherlands |
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10 December 2015 15.00 CET |
Anssi Kirkonpelto, Oulu University of Applied Sciences, Finland
Jan Brouwer, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands
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30 November 2015 16.00 CET |
M& L Tal king Heads: Mind over Media – Exploring the links between media literacy and radicalisation |
Renee Hobbs, Media Education Lab, University of Rhode Island, USA |
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19 November 2015 15.00 CET |
Tools and resources for annotating, cutting and searching video |
Franck Tankoua, ViJump, France
Marko Glaubitz, University of Freiburg, Germany
Erik Boon, Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
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26 October 2015 15.00 CET |
M&L Talking Heads: Copyright DIY | Mathy vanbuel, ATiT, Belgium |
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15 October 2015 15.00 CET |
Meeting the challenges of providing campus-wide video services |
Neil Morris, University of Leeds, UK
Sharon Flynn, NUI Galway, Ireland
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10 September 2015 |
Carlos Turró Ribalta, Universitat Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
Thorleif Hallén, UNINETT, Norway
Daniel Tan, Taylor's Education Group, Malaysia
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11 June 2015 |
Jorge Civera, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain
Ruth Kerr, University of Naples “Federico II”, Italy |
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7 May 2015 |
Niels Brouwer, Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands Blair Stevenson, Oulu University of Applied Sciences, Finland |
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9 April 2015 |
Annemarie Zand-Scholten, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Deborah Arnold, University of Burgundy, France |
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12 March 2015 |
Michal Tsur, Kaltura, USA Matthew McCurdy, Mediasite by Sonic Foundry, USA |
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5 February 2015 15.00 CET |
The creation of videos to support students’ learning |
Janne Länsitie, Oulu University of Applied Sciences, Finland Morris Pamplin & Martin Agombar, City University London, UK |
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15 January 2015 |
Brendan Calandra, Georgia State University, US |
Moderators
Carlos Turró Ribalta, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain
Carlos Turró is M.D. and PhD from UPV. He is working since 1992 for that University and since 2000 until now he is Head of Media Services department. From that place he has developed the Polimedia service as a system to create Video Learning Objects. Currently, the Polimedia system is used from more than ten universities and has produced more than 8000 learning objects. The Polimedia system was granted with the Spanish national award FICOD 2009 for the promotion of digital services.
Sónia Hetzner, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany
Sónia Hetzner is a project coordinator and researcher at the Innovation in Learning Institute at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg in Germany. She is responsible for the development, management and evaluation of e-Learning projects for higher education at national and international level. She is an e-learning instructional designer, author of self-learning material for different target groups; training and support of authors, lectures and trainers; she has developed and implemented a set of concepts and projects for the meaningful use of Video in Education.
