Using Video Conferencing to Support Distance Learning
A Staff Development Course
Sandra McKillop
and
Maria Lee
The Queen's University of Belfast
Acknowledgements
This case study was funded under the auspices of the Advisory Group on
Computer Graphics (AGOCG), an initiative of the Joint Information Systems
Committee of the Higher Education Funding Councils and the Research
Councils.
The authors would like to thank their colleagues in the Institute of Computer
Based Learning and the Teaching Support Group, Computing Services for their
support and help during the past months. Special thanks are also due to Mr
Seamus Carlin, Audio Visual Services and other service departments within the
University for their help in the design, development and delivery of this
course: Staff Development and Training Unit, Enterprise Unit and the School of
Nursing and Midwifery.
Lastly, thanks to the TALiSMAN Co-ordinator and staff at the Centre for
Learning and Assessment, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen who assisted in
reviewing and providing constructive feedback on the course outline and
content.
Contact Information
Ms
Sandra McKillop
Teaching Support Group
Computing Services
The Queens University of Belfast
Belfast
BT7 1NN
s.mckillop@qub.ac.uk
Ms
Maria Lee
Institute of Computer Based Learning
6 College Park East
The Queens University of Belfast
Belfast
BT7 1LQ
m.lee@qub.ac.uk
We
are happy to discuss our experiences and to assist anyone wishing to design and
develop courses to prepare staff who want to use Communication and Information
Technology (C&IT) in their teaching and learning.
Any comments on this report will be gratefully received
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