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College audio-visual trail
An example of a college audio-visual trail. Produced by Entry Level (learning difficulties) students working at Entry 3. See ‘How to make an audio trail’ video to see how the audio element was put together.

 

How to make an audio trail
An audio trail was setup to help new students find their way around the college campus.

 

Calculating the volume of a cylinder
This video was created to reinforce the process used to calculate the volume of a cylinder.

 

Flip Cameras arrive at Wisewood
A short video illustrating how flip cameras arrived at Wisewood School and Community College in Sheffield. Wisewood are part of the 2009/10 collaborative MoleNET3 project which is led by the Sheffield college.

 

How to podcast using GarageBand
This is a short overview of how to create an enhanced podcast using GarageBand. There is no voice overlay.

 

Welcome to SCC - Alan
Alan Biggins (Project Manager) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building.

 

Welcome to SCC - Cassie
Cassie Moxon (student) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building.

 

Welcome to SCC - Sibongile
Sibongile Ndlovu (student) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building.

 

Welcome to SCC - Julie
Julie Byrne (Executive Director, Sheffield City College) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building.

 

Welcome to SCC - Peter
Peter Radford (security) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building.

 

Welcome to SCC - Veronica
Veronica Frackiewicz (Reception) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building.

 

Welcome to SCC - James
James Bonsall (reception) welcomes students to the new Sheffield College building

 

Welcome to SCC - Natalie
Natalie Sanderson (student) welcomes students to the new Sheffield City College building

 

Interview with staff using Nintendo devices
This video is an interview with staff who uses Nintendo devices with deaf learners for maths and english

 

Welcome to LSN Learning Technologies

This page contains the latest news and information from the Learning Technologies team at LSN. Links to 'external' sites open in a new window.

Proposed Web/Mobile Authoring Courses 2010

Following the highly successful web authoring events between 2000-2007 the LSN would like your views on a proposed series of web/mobile authoring courses commencing 2010. Maybe you are new to these events or you were one of our delegates at previous events. Either way, we are keen to hear from you. The proposed list of courses will focus on web design for mobile devices but will be of interest to those designing for desktop browsers. One of our intended aims is to show how web design for desktop browsers can be adapted for rendering on mobile devices. Please register your interest by completing a short online form.

The new revised MoLeSHARE (opens in a new window) website is now available.
 

MoLeTV
Digital Media Streaming Server

http://www.moletv.org.uk
MoLeTV
Following the success with digital media streaming (video and audio) in Phase 1 of the MoLeNET projects the Learning and Skills Network has introduced MoLeTV which is targeted primarily to colleges in England, under the auspices of the Learning and Skills Council.
Use of this digital media site enables registered users to upload media in most of the common formats - AVI, MP4, MP3, Windows Media and Quicktime. The uploaded media will convert to Adobe Flash Video, Windows Media, MP4 and 3GP and will be available as a link or embed code which can be inserted into a VLE or web page. 'Uploaders' can edit and delete their content at any time.
What are the benefits of using this service?
  • Promotion of curriculum content and sharing good practice
  • media automatically 'streams'
  • often a smaller file size
  • is available in a variety of formats and is accessible to VLE's such as Moodle, websites, mobile devices and PDAs
  • is curriculum relevant
  • is primarily UK based resources
  • is divided into Learning and Skills Council (LSC) categories
  • saves uploading media to your college servers
  • saves on back-up time for large files
  • embeds as flash media and saves trouble with plug-ins for other formats cross-platform (Windows, Linux and Macintosh)
  • helps stop staff uploading large AVI files to your server! (although only AVIs with specific codecs will convert)
  • has RSS feeds
  • will link to iTunes
  • can upload podcasts and vodcasts
The website is available at http://www.moletv.org.uk.
Users can register/create an account and upload media.
More good reasons for MoLeTV to be the system of choice for streaming media for the FE community. A FREE application for the iPodTouch/iPhone IS AVAILABLE. This application allows you to stream MoLeTV video (WiFi connection required) through your iPod and download the content and view offline. You can already embed video from MoLeTV in your intranet, virtual learning environment (e.g. Moodle) and download media to mobile devices through a web browser... read more (new window).
For further information see the FAQ, Site Notes and Site Issues areas on the MoLeTV site or contact admin@moletv.org.uk
See MoLeTV Newsletter (May 2009) (PDF - new window)
(MoLeTV is based on the ‘OurTube’ project from The Manchester College)
 
GoMobile! Part of the Molenet conference in London on 18th September 2008 introduced the 'Accessibility' project (GoMobile!) outlining the benefits of mobile technologies to specific users. PDF document {open in a new window). This workshop introduced the partnership between LSN and JISC TechDis for GoMobile!
   
Molenet Are you interested in m-learning and want to find out more? MoLeNET is your answer. 32 m-learning projects have run across England. The Wider MoLeNET community is open to all interested parties in m-learning.

See the Molenet website (opens in a new window)
   
Moleshare website The Moleshare site [opens in a new window] provides learning materials that can be downloaded and re-purposed. Used creatively, added to and edited, materials and resources can be compiled into learning activities and made available in VLEs and on mobile devices.
   
professional development - elearning Continuing professional development (CPD) (PDF document - opens in a new window) now mandatory for post-16 teaching staff within the learning and skills sector.

This publication shares the experience of such staff within the FE and ACL sectors in using LSN’s professional development framework for e-learning for their CPD.
   
QIA See QIA's Excellence Gateway for events, resources and examples of e-learning [opens in a new window]
   
Putting the Q into Quality Project Management Putting the Q into Quality Project Management is for sector staff who are involved in e-learning development projects. Whatever the scale or focus or staff involved, the publication offers practical, tried and tested activities to support successful project outcomes.
   
eCPD in action and self-assessment eCPD in action and self-assessment relates to the online self-assessment area for e-learning and ICT Skills.
   
ecpd_framework booklet cover A professional development framework of competencies in the application of e-learning techniques, tools and associated guidance.

 

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