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Blendsync Webinar 2: Sharing and conceptualising blended synchronous learning practice

The Blended Synchronous Learning team would like to invite you to the second BlendSync Webinar. When: 3:30-4:30pm on Wednesday 14th of November (Australian Eastern Daylight Time – for a timezone converter click here)Meeting URL: http://webconf.ltc.mq.edu.au/blendsync In this webinar we will be hearing from two members of the BlendSync Collaborator Network about their blended synchronous learning practices, providing aContinue reading “Blendsync Webinar 2: Sharing and conceptualising blended synchronous learning practice”

Recording of the first BlendSync Collaborator Network Webinar

Thank you to all of those people who attended the first BlendSync webinar yesterday – it was wonderful to have such an interactive and collaborative session. For those who missed the webinar, you can find a recording at http://webconf.ltc.mq.edu.au/p5cty6cn187/ . It was particularly interesting to hear about the range of ways people were synchronously uniting remote andContinue reading “Recording of the first BlendSync Collaborator Network Webinar”

Upcoming Webinar

The BlendSync team would like to invite you to participate in our first webinar from 2-3pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (GMT+10) on Tuesday 3rd of April. Click here for a time-zone converter. The agenda for the webinar is as follows: Brief outline the scope of the project Sharing some preliminary results from our recent Australasian surveyContinue reading “Upcoming Webinar”

Winner of the Blended Synchronous Learning Survey Prize

Congratulations to Jenny Buckworth from Charles Darwin University who was the winner of the $300 shopping voucher for participating in our Blended Synchronous Learning survey. Jenny has indicated that she would like a JB-Hifi voucher and that this was a much needed boost for her at the start of semester. Over 1500 people responded toContinue reading “Winner of the Blended Synchronous Learning Survey Prize”

Online Synchronous Learning Survey

The Online Synchronous Learning Survey is open to all tertiary educators with experience or an interest in using synchronous tools such as web-conferencing, video-conferencing or virtual worlds for teaching. The survey takes approximately 15 minutes, provides participants with the opportunity to sign-up to a range of services and opportunities such as a collaborators network, andContinue reading “Online Synchronous Learning Survey”

Blended Synchronicity Project Launch

The official Blended Synchronicity project launch is occurring at this year’s Australasian Society for Computers In Learning In Tertiary Education (ASCILITE2011) annual conference in Hobart. The project will explore how synchronous technologies (desktop video-conferencing, web-conferencing, virtual worlds) can be most effectively utilised to unite remote and face-to-face university students. where the project team will be presenting theContinue reading “Blended Synchronicity Project Launch”