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Do you like to enrich your online communications with video clips but baulk at the time and energy it takes to edit them? Anne Osterreider will show you how to achieve impressive results with just your smartphone or tablet.|
|Wednesday 8 March 12:00-13:00 & Tuesday 14 March 12:00-13:00
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Forget monolithic slabs of aluminium or plastic, your PC can be bite sized but no less adaptable. In fact, with the Raspberry Pi and a bit of coding almost anything is possible, as Charlie Lythgoe will show us. |
|Tuesday 21 March 13:00-14:00 & Tuesday 28 March 13:00 - 14:00 JHB111
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TEG is a group formed to experiment with new technologies that have potential to enhance the student learning experience.
Disrupting Vision
The ideas behind the TEG can be found in a thought piece by Richard Francis, which was inspired by a visit he made with Academic Liaison Librarian Debbie Lenihan in June 2015 to the Disruptive Media Learning Lab (DMLL) at the University of Coventry. It’s a light-hearted piece, to be read in a spirit of adventure but with some serious themes for discussion.
Lunchbyte programme Semester 2 Jan - May 2017
Headington Library Help Zone Training Area unless stated otherwise.
The flavour of the semester is minimalism. Let's face it, it's easy to binge on technology - at times it feels like too much of a good thing. Time to go on a digital diet. We'll try to keep things sleek and simple by looking at achieving results with lightweight tools and solutions. You don't always need pro equipment to achieve pro results. And you'll feel better for it!
Tuesday 7 February 12:00-13:00 & Tuesday 14 February 12:00-13:00
Travel light and snack as you go
Are you a diarist or blogger? Do you like jotting ideas down as they occur to you or capturing snaps of what you see around you so that you can use them later? Join Richard Francis for some lightweight digital diary-keeping.
Tuesday 21 February 12:30-13:30 & Wednesday 1 March 12:30-13:30
Mobile video editing
Do you like to enrich your online communications with video clips but baulk at the time and energy it takes to edit them? Anne Osterreider will show you how to achieve impressive results with just your smartphone or tablet.
Wednesday 8 March 12:00-13:00 & Tuesday 14 March 12:00-13:00
Raspberry Pi
Forget monolithic slabs of aluminium or plastic, your PC can be bite sized but no less adaptable. In fact, with the Raspberry Pi and a bit of coding almost anything is possible, as Charlie Lythgoe will show us.
Tuesday 21 March 13:00-14:00 & Tuesday 28 March 13:00 - 14:00 JHB111
Sculpture lite
Get your creative juices flowing with our VR painting/sculpting tool, Tiltbrush. No clay, no chisel, no mess - just conjure up your creations in thin air. You'll soon feel like a digital Donatello.
Led by Gerard Helmich
Tuesday 4th April 12:00-13:00 & Wednesday 12th April 12:00-13:00
PC on a stick
Did you know you can fit a whole PC onto a stick not much bigger than a USB flash drive? Low in bulk but full of fibre, this minute PC to go will give you a productivity boost wherever you are, as Phil Eastwood will show us.
If you would like to present something at a TEG event please contact Richard Francis
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