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Using Video in Education: three free workshops ( 12 Nov, 21 Jan, 11 Feb) The aim of each workshop is to explore the the effective use of video in teaching and learning, as well as future applications. Simple production methods, the use of off-air and other ready sources, pedagogy in videoconferencing, lessons from past research, will all be covered. * Presentation: Effectiveness of video in teaching and learning - a review. * Parallel sessions: opportunity to examine and discuss three different case studies and demonstrations. * Seminar: New developments in access and use of video The workshop will also disseminate outcomes of the DIVERSE TLTP project in some of the case studies and discussions of the use of video. The workshops are supported by the LTSN Generic Centre and the Learning Technology Support Service. There is no charge, and coffee, tea and lunch will be provided. Who should attend? Those involved with learning and teaching and/or ICT, including academics, library staff, learning technologists, teaching and learning services, student learning support and technicians. Dates and Venues: 12 November 2002, at the Urban Learning Foundation, London 21 January 2003, at the University of Bristol 11 February 2003, at the University of Warwick To register or for more information, email [log in to unmask], or myself. Chris O'Hagan Professor Christopher O'Hagan Learning Consultant University of Derby Kedleston Road Derby, DE22 1GB England Tel: 01332 551098 Fax: 01332 597731 ________________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs SkyScan service. For more information on a proactive anti-virus service working around the clock, around the globe, visit http://www.messagelabs.com ________________________________________________________________________