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Multi camera live streaming conference through Hangouts and Youtube Live

Leigh Blackall April 26, 2018Educational TechnologyLeave a Comment

We supported the School of Fashion and Textiles this week, at their annual Global Design Challenge where groups of Melbourne students collaborate with groups of Amsterdam students, in an exciting … Read More

Fashion & Textiles Learning & Teaching Symposium

Leigh Blackall December 11, 2017Canvas1 Comment

The School of Fashion and Textiles held their annual teaching and learning event for staff professional development and recognition this month. Below are the presentations offered from the College office … Read More

Collaboration and Canvas – Blackboard Collaborate: Ultra Experience

Leigh Blackall November 7, 2017Canvas3 Comments

Here we are looking at Collaborate Ultra – a web conferencing system for live online meetings, presentations, or just making a recording such as a screen recorded demonstration like this. … Read More

Collaboration and Canvas (Google Drive, Youtube Live, Canvas Events)

Leigh Blackall October 20, 2017CanvasLeave a Comment

  In this playlist of 4 videos is a demonstration of how to use Google Drawings or Slides as an interactive whiteboard; Youtube Live and Hangouts on Air for video … Read More

Improving Youtube recommendations

Leigh Blackall October 9, 2017Educational TechnologyLeave a Comment

When we create a new Youtube channel, the first thing we notice is that the recommended videos at the Youtube home are far from useful or remotely topical. This is … Read More

How to: Embed content in Canvas – Google Slides, Youtube, Wikipedia

Leigh Blackall September 25, 2017CanvasLeave a Comment

Embedding content into Canvas is fast and easy, and enables you to spend more time outside Canvas connecting with others online and networking your teaching practices. You can collaborate with … Read More

How to: Embed video in Canvas using Youtube Arc or Google Drive

Leigh Blackall September 22, 2017CanvasLeave a Comment

This screen video explains how to embed video into Canvas, using Youtube, Arc and Google Drive. Its a good idea to embed video in Canvas, rather than upload the videos … Read More

Talking the Walk: Innovating in footwear, Step 2

Emma Yench February 14, 2017Research and InnovationLeave a Comment

In an attempt to address this plaintive refrain and reduce the number of times Andrew needs to repeat standard demonstrations, basic machine and technique procedures have been filmed and edited … Read More

EDPD

Leigh Blackall December 14, 2016Educational TechnologyLeave a Comment

We’re back into the School of Education, this time out at Bundoora campus to help kick off their professional development program. Thembi Mason has been working with Nicky Carr to … Read More

Youtube, machine learning and professional networks in Fashion

Leigh Blackall December 5, 2016Educational TechnologyLeave a Comment

The School of Fashion and Textiles has invited us back to their annual professional development day, to give an update on the work we started last year. We’ve also been … Read More

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