REC:all is transnational learning technology project binary option malaysia supported by the European Commission under the Life Long Learning Programme, it aims to explore new ways in which lecture capture can become more pedagogically valuable and engaging, and is investigating a variety of learning design, technical and legal issues.
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The next M&L webinar "4K, 3D and other video-related developments" will take place on 21 April 2016 at 15:00 CEST. Is 4K video just another hype or does it offer new possibilities in education? During this webinar we will be discussing 4K as well as 3D and several other new developments of particular interest to the higher education community.
Our two speakers will be:
André Rosendaal, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Mathy Vanbuel, ATiT, Belgium
M&L webinar: 4K, 3D and other video-related developments
Thursday 21 April 2016 15:00 -16:00 CEST (…
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We invite participants of the workshop and everyone else in the REC:all community to give input to the afternoon quick dive sessions which will be held at the workshop on Video Use in HE on 9 March. You can find Padlet walls available online. These comment walls will be used on the day by the moderator to find ideas, approaches and tools to discuss in group during the life session. Don’s hesitate to post your tool, project, options trading malaysia software example, video, case study etc. on these walls:
Quizzes & interactive tools: http://padlet.com/MLvideoHE/quizzes
Re-use & re-purposing: http://padlet.com/MLvideoHE/reuse
Cutting, annotating, editing & searching: http://padlet.com/MLvideoHE/cutting
Virtual Reality, 4K & 3D video:…
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The new M&L webinar “The changing nature of learning and what learners expect these days in terms of media” will take place on Monday 22 February (16:00 CET).
Speakers for this webinar are Pedro De Bruyckere, from Arteveldehogeschool, Belgium and Alison Preston from Ofcom in the UK during this one hour session which takes a look at the changing nature of learning and learners.
Alison and Pedro are both keynote speakers at the Media & Learning Conference, taking place on 10-11 March. During this webinar they will provide an introduction to their talks.
We have invited 2 experienced practitioners:
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The new M&L webinar “The role of video in blended learning” will take place on Thursday 18 February (15:00 CET). Given the extent to which blended learning approaches are increasingly commonplace in universities and college all over Europe, it is not surprising that the use of video continues to grow. But how do you get the mix right? And more importantly, how can you create a balance between the different tools and activities? This webinar aims to answer these and more questions on this important topic.
We have invited 2 experienced practitioners:
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REC:all workshop 2014
Find all presentations and recordings here.
Webinar recordings
Watch the recordings of the latest M&L webinars.
Have a look on the curation space of the Media & Learning Conference for interesting articles on lecture capture.
Here you can find the the three guides on "How to move beyond lecture capture" that the REC:all project has produced: