This hands-on Newsletter is divided into the three thematic areas that also equate to the core activities of the UNIC Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC). These areas are: (1) Learning Technology Innovation; (2) E-Learning Content Development; (3) Training And Disseminating Best Practice.
With regard to point one (Learning Technology Innovation), TELC is at the forefront of researching, piloting, and implementing important learning technology improvements at UNIC. Pertaining to point two (E-Learning Content Development), TELC engages with all areas of the University as appropriate to specify and produce innovative online educational materials. Finally, appertaining to point three (Training and Showcasing Success at UNIC), TELC disseminates through University-wide activities, effective practice related to the use of learning technologies.
TELC also aims to participate in building ‘communities’ of best practice in technology enhanced learning across the University.
We therefore wish you good reading!
Have you considered using Moodle Workshop or Lesson activities?
TELC provides regular one-to-one or group training on these activities.
How to use Immersive Sharing, WebEx Smart Audio, and Automatically Optimize!
Padlet is a cloud-based software-as-a-service, hosting a real-time collaborative web platform in which users can upload, organise, and share content to virtual bulletin boards called “padlets”.
This great new tool that we’re piloting was created with online education in mind, from the very beginning.
Another Successful Content Authoring Project! Interactive Lecture Content With Articulate Storyline!
We have created an interactive presentation for the Digital Currency’s BLOC-515 and Professor Themistocleous, which includes a dynamic dashboard, progress tracking, accessibility etc.
Design presentations in a better way to support engagement & effective learning! Use FREE online image providers to get licence-free, high-quality images. Three ways you can send others your large files reliably.
Articulate Studio 360
presentations are being exported into MP4 format as a future-proofing fallback, in an effort to have an extra assurance that our content is safe.
“Following Microsoft’s lead, we’re ending support for Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) in 2022. This change applies to all
Articulate products and services.”
Nina Steliou – The HR Department’s Collaboration With The Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC)
During the Summer of 2021, the HR Department of UNIC collaborated with the Technology Enhanced Learning Centre to polish their videos in Camtasia and create interactive content in Storyline 360!
“In 2020/2021, we attended several TELC-run training sessions & began placing several new digital tools and resources into our online classes. By Spring 2021, we were particularly interested in exploring students’ experiences…”
“I have been using wikis for many years. A wiki is a tool which can enhance collaboration among students. A wiki has an added value since it gives your students the chance to interact with peers and to work together towards a common goal.”
“During the pandemic, virtual labs gained popularity, mostly as a replacement for the physical labs (“wet” labs The Human Biology Programme adopted Labster’s virtual labs, mostly because they require zero training to use, but also…”
“Breakout sessions may allow for increased engagement and collective learning and they additionally create an opportunity for the creation of interactions between groups of students at varied locations.”
Since the start of the pandemic TELC has so far completed over 140 hours of training with over 425 participants signing up!
Click below to take a look at a more detailed document!
TEwT is supported by the Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC), TEwT is a 21-year-old double-blind peer-reviewed Scopus journal that has carved out a very specific research niche in the area of technology use in TESOL.
Dr Chris Alexander
Technology Enhanced
Learning Centre (HEAD)
Mr Vladislav Kolev
Multimedia Specialist & Learning Technologist (TELC)
alexander.c@unic.ac.cy
kolev.v@unic.ac.cy
This hands-on Newsletter is divided into the three thematic areas that also equate to the core activities of the UNIC Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC). These areas are: (1) Learning Technology Innovation; (2) E-Learning Content Development; (3) Training And Disseminating Best Practice.
With regard to point one (Learning Technology Innovation), TELC is at the forefront of researching, piloting, and implementing important learning technology improvements at UNIC. Pertaining to point two (E-Learning Content Development), TELC engages with all areas of the University as appropriate to specify and produce innovative online educational materials. Finally, appertaining to point three (Training and Showcasing Success at UNIC), TELC disseminates through University-wide activities, effective practice related to the use of learning technologies.
TELC also aims to participate in building ‘communities’ of best practice in technology enhanced learning across the University.
We therefore wish you good reading!
Have you considered using Moodle Workshop or Lesson activities? TELC provides regular one-to-one or group training on these activities.
How to use Immersive Sharing, WebEx Smart Audio, and Automatically Optimize!
Padlet is a cloud-based software-as-a-service, hosting a real-time collaborative web platform in which users can upload, organise, and share content to virtual bulletin boards called “padlets”.
This great new tool that we’re piloting was created with online education in mind, from the very beginning.
Another Successful Content Authoring Project! Interactive Lecture Content With Articulate Storyline!
We have created an interactive presentation for the Digital Currency’s BLOC-515 and Professor Themistocleous, which includes a dynamic dashboard, progress tracking, accessibility etc.
Design presentations in a better way to support engagement & effective learning! Use FREE online image providers to get licence-free, high-quality images. Three ways you can send others your large files reliably.
“Following Microsoft’s lead, we’re ending support for Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) in 2022. This change applies to all Articulate products and services.”
Articulate Studio 360 presentations are being exported into MP4 format as a future-proofing fallback, in an effort to have an extra assurance that our content is safe.
During the Summer of 2021, the HR Department of UNIC collaborated with the Technology Enhanced Learning Centre to polish their videos in Camtasia and create interactive content in Storyline 360!
“In 2020/2021, we attended several TELC-run training sessions & began placing several new digital tools and resources into our online classes. By Spring 2021, we were particularly interested in exploring students’ experiences…”
“I have been using wikis for many years. A wiki is a tool which can enhance collaboration among students. A wiki has an added value since it gives your students the chance to interact with peers and to work together towards a common goal.”
“During the pandemic, virtual labs gained popularity, mostly as a replacement for the physical labs (“wet” labs The Human Biology Programme adopted Labster’s virtual labs, mostly because they require zero training to use, but also…”
“Breakout sessions may allow for increased engagement and collective learning and they additionally create an opportunity for the creation of interactions between groups of students at varied locations.”
Since the start of the pandemic TELC has so far completed over 140 hours of training with over 425 participants signing up!
Click below to take a look at a more detailed document!
TEwT is supported by the Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC), TEwT is a 21-year-old double-blind peer-reviewed Scopus journal that has carved out a very specific research niche in the area of technology use in TESOL.
Dr Chris Alexander Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (HEAD)
Mr Vladislav Kolev Multimedia Specialist & Learning Technologist (TELC)
alexander.c@unic.ac.cy
kolev.v@unic.ac.cy
This hands-on Newsletter is divided into the three thematic areas that also equate to the core activities of the UNIC Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC). These areas are: (1) Learning Technology Innovation; (2) E-Learning Content Development; (3) Training And Disseminating Best Practice.
With regard to point one (Learning Technology Innovation), TELC is at the forefront of researching, piloting, and implementing important learning technology improvements at UNIC. Pertaining to point two (E-Learning Content Development), TELC engages with all areas of the University as appropriate to specify and produce innovative online educational materials. Finally, appertaining to point three (Training and Showcasing Success at UNIC), TELC disseminates through University-wide activities, effective practice related to the use of learning technologies.
TELC also aims to participate in building ‘communities’ of best practice in technology enhanced learning across the University.
We therefore wish you good reading!
Learning Technology Innovation
Have you considered using Moodle Workshop or Lesson activities? TELC provides regular one-to-one or group training on these activities.
How to use Immersive Sharing, WebEx Smart Audio, and Automatically Optimize!
Padlet is a cloud-based software-as-a-service, hosting a real-time collaborative web platform in which users can upload, organise, and share content to virtual bulletin boards called “padlets”.
This great new tool that we’re piloting was created with online education in mind, from the very beginning.
E-Learning Content Development
Another Successful Content Authoring Project! Interactive Lecture Content With Articulate Storyline!
We have created an interactive presentation for the Digital Currency’s BLOC-515 and Professor Themistocleous, which includes a dynamic dashboard, progress tracking, accessibility etc.
Design presentations in a better way to support engagement & effective learning! Use FREE online image providers to get licence-free, high-quality images. Three ways you can send others your large files reliably.
Articulate Studio 360
presentations are being exported into MP4 format as a future-proofing fallback, in an effort to have an extra assurance that our content is safe.
“Following Microsoft’s lead, we’re ending support for Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) in 2022. This change applies to all
Articulate products and services.”
Nina Steliou – The HR Department’s Collaboration With The Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC)
During the Summer of 2021, the HR Department of UNIC collaborated with the Technology Enhanced Learning Centre to polish their videos in Camtasia and create interactive content in Storyline 360!
Training & Showcasing Success At UNic
Be the innovation spark; tell others about your successes!
“In 2020/2021, we attended several TELC-run training sessions & began placing several new digital tools and resources into our online classes. By Spring 2021, we were particularly interested in exploring students’ experiences…”
“I have been using wikis for many years. A wiki is a tool which can enhance collaboration among students. A wiki has an added value since it gives your students the chance to interact with peers and to work together towards a common goal.”
“During the pandemic, virtual labs gained popularity, mostly as a replacement for the physical labs (“wet” labs The Human Biology Programme adopted Labster’s virtual labs, mostly because they require zero training to use, but also…”
“Breakout sessions may allow for increased engagement and collective learning and they additionally create an opportunity for the creation of interactions between groups of students at varied locations.”
Since the start of the pandemic TELC has so far completed over 140 hours of training with over 425 participants signing up!
Click below to take a look at a more detailed document!
TEwT is supported by the Technology Enhanced Learning Centre (TELC), TEwT is a 21-year-old double-blind peer-reviewed Scopus journal that has carved out a very specific research niche in the area of technology use in TESOL.
Dr Chris Alexander
Technology Enhanced
Learning Centre (HEAD)
alexander.c@unic.ac.cy
Mr Vladislav Kolev
Multimedia Specialist & Learning Technologist (TELC)
kolev.v@unic.ac.cy
