Coping with the crisis, realistic guidelines for privacy, facilitating DIY video production and re-purposing facilities – just some of the topics we will be talking about on 18 November as part of Scaling up video…
8 November 2020
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Coping with the crisis, realistic guidelines for privacy, facilitating DIY video production and re-purposing facilities – just some of the topics we will be talking about on 18 November as part of Scaling up video…
The XR Initiative heads into the end of 2020 reflecting on the amazing progress and truly inspiring work being done by faculty throughout the University of Michigan. Its faculty are embracing the challenges and…
Imagine a method that lets students see, hear and experience a foreign language in action. Suppose that source was available in every major European language, and that teachers could use it to provide students, in…
In a moment of empathy with a lot of faculty/teachers in these times, I wrote this tweet: Everyone knows my stance on cameras on or off. we should not force students to turn them on, because there are many…
Should your college students have their camera ‘on’, or camera ‘off’ during an online lesson? This has been quite a topic of discussion since teaching went online earlier this year. A view of how…
UK undergraduate disabled students have a consistently lower than average overall satisfaction rate than non-disabled students and are doing less well in terms of continuing their course (0.9 percentage points), degree…
Interactive Augmented Reality (AR) app NuPOV could be the answer to teach undergraduates Organic Chemistry Reactions. The topic “Organic Chemistry” may strike fear in many students taking a course in chemistry, and…
It is amazing how data-collection experiences and processes can be so enriching, stressful and hilarious at the same time. This opening story is from 1 of 3 focus group discussions (FDGs) we undertook in a qualitative…
As term begins for universities across Europe, an old debate has now taken on a new dimension. The issue of rising tuition costs has, for many years, raged on – with strong proponents on both sides. ‘Pragmatists’ argue…
This year’s awards ceremony was a long time coming, but finally the winner was announced during a webinar that took place on 28 October 2020. The honours went to Language of Lying submitted by Hamlett Films for Open…
The European Universities Association (EUA) recently published the first of a two-part flagship study, the EUA Public Funding Observatory 2020/2021, which contains data from 29 university systems in Europe. This report…
The Media & Learning Association is delighted to welcome Kalyzée as a new sponsoring member. Originating in France, Kalyzée is a technology company that designs and develops lecture-capture and streaming solutions…
One of the 5 proposals accepted for funding in the 2019 Call for proposals for Preparatory Action on Media Literacy for All is starting its work. The project is called Social Media Resilience Toolkit – SMaRT-EU…
Mediasite recently announced an advanced new integration with Zoom that lets users record and schedule Zoom meetings and turn them into valuable tools on-demand in Mediasite, complete with accessibility…
The democratic foundations of our societies are under pressure from the influence that social media has on our political opinions and our behaviours, according to a new JRC report. 48% of Europeans use social media…
As a result of Covid-19 restrictions, Media Literacy Ireland will not be hosting their annual MLI conference this year. Instead, MLI will be hosting a series of five ‘Media Literacy Monday’ webinars. With an overarching…
EPRA, the European platform of regulatory authorities, the oldest and largest network of broadcasting regulators, launched a series of online meetings in September entitled ‘MIL Networks: Learning from each other”…
The EAVI Conversations 2020 is a three-week-long event meant to reflect about the digital environment and the skills people should develop. In light of recent political and cultural events, policy, education, media and…
The 27th Annual Conference of Euroclio, the European Association of History Educators, called Controversy and Disagreement in the Classroom is taking place online from 31 October until 29 November. Panel…
The 19th IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR 2020) will take place virtually on the iLRN Virtual Campus, powered by VirBELA from 9 to 13 November, ISMAR is an important technical and…
The 2020 Digital Education Hackathon will take place on 12 and 13 November. DigiEduHack is a series of online and offline idea-hackathons happening all around the world over two days, focusing on co-creating the future…
Stereopsia is an international forum dedicated to immersive technologies and content. In 2020, Stereopsia goes virtual! As planned for the physical event, the 12th edition of Stereopsia will take place on 15-16…
The UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize for the use of ICT in education is now accepting nominations. TThis year’s theme is the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance the continuity and quality of…