Updates

Counting down to the graduation from Yale-Nus College, Class of 2017 will be the first graduating Yale-NUS class. The inaugural ceremony will be held on the May 29, 2017 at University Cultural Centre (UCC) . CIT will be recording this event and streaming it live.

Module Trailers

Module trailers are 1 to 2 minute short videos that give students a preview of your module.  The aim of having a module trailer is to excite students about the module and its relevance. Impactful module trailers have the potential to also dispel fears or uncertainty among students who want to sign up for your module. CIT conducts regular training sessions for faculty to create their module trailers. For more information on these training sessions, please visit CIT website at ..

cit.nus.edu.sg/module-trailers/

MediaWeb

A new video content management system called MediaWeb has been launched. MediaWeb provides speech-to-text and higher levels of user access controls; for example, you can make your video accessible to selected staff or for your department. For more information on MediaWeb, please visit CIT website at ..

cit.nus.edu.sg/mediaweb/

Web Lecture Portal

You can now access lectures recorded by CIT through the new Web Lecture portal. Supporting mobile access, this web lecture portal supports speech-to-text and spoken word searches. Faculty can get detailed analytics on the viewing patterns of their students through this web lecture portal.

For more information on accessing this web lecture portal, please visit CIT website at …

cit.nus.edu.sg/web-lectures/

NUS TeamUp

TeamUp allows you to create teams with whom you can chat, exchange links and files. This can be done via the web, mobile or desktop apps. Unlike other chat apps, you need not share your phone numbers to use it. Also, replies to messages can be threaded so that communication is kept in context.
In TeamUp, you can group chat with everyone in a team. For large teams, you can set up smaller private groups. Like most messaging service, you can also direct message other members in your team. The service is open to staff and students. TeamUp can be used for modules, projects or any other situation where group communication is needed.

https://teamup.nus.edu.sg/login

For more information on this service and other CIT services, please email to:
citservice@nus.edu.sg

The Provost Office, Computer Centre, CIT and CDTL are organizing the NUS'
Technology Experience Day on the 25th April 2017 from 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m at
Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning (CDTL).

The aim of this inaugural event is to inspire and encourage faculty to experience first-hand technology tools and services that can enhance and create a positive
impact to teaching and learning.

This session is open to all NUS faculty and some of the projects will be showcased during this event:

  1. A/P Erle Lim, Department of Medicine, YLLSOM
    Oculus Rift
    MediSIM
  2. Computer Centre
    Google Cardboard + 360-degree Media
    iBeacon + NUS Virtual Cards
  3. Centre for Instructional Technology
    GoPro HERO5 Black and 360fly Cameras
    HTC Vive with Tilt Brush
  4. Dr Emelyn Tan, Department of Chemistry, FOS and
    Mr Giam Kok Leng, Computer Centre, NUS
    3D Augmented Reality App
  5. A/Prof Kelvin Foong, FOD
    EON iBench
  6. Ms Amanda Chia, ST Electronics (Training & Simulation Systems) Pte Ltd
    Flight Crafter
  7. Dr Kevin Yap, Department of Pharmacy, Faculty of Science, NUS
    RETROZFECT
  8. Dr Rainer Dumke, Director and Dr Claus Dieter Ohl, Director, Edu2VR
    EDU2VR
  9. Mr Tan Kay Chuan, Director, School of Electronics & Info-Comm
    Technology, ITE
    CPR+AED Virtual Reality (VR) Simulation
    Learning Apps for Special-Education-Need Students
    Smart Living Solutions
  10. Asst Prof Lu Weiquan and A/Prof Yen Ching-Chiuan, Keio-NUS CUTE
    Center, NUS Interactive & Digital Media Institute
    Virtual Interactive Human Anatomy (VIHA)
    Virtual Interactive Simulation Environment (VISE)
    Project AILE
  11. Mr Loh Mun Yew, ReVR Pte Ltd and Mr T K Ng, Side Effects Asia Pte Ltd
    Tilt Brush

Details of event:
25 APR 2017 | 2 PM to 5.30 PM
Seminar Rooms@ CDTL
15 Kent Ridge Rd, Singapore 119225

For more information, visit website:
NUS Tech Experience Day

Or register here:

Dear NUS Students,

Student Technology Survey 2017

The Centre for Instructional Technology (CIT) at the National University of Singapore seeks your support to participate in an international survey that explores the technology ownership, usage patterns and student expectations as they relate to the students' experience in the use of technology to support teaching and learning.

Your participation will allow NUS to pro-actively plan and meet students' expectations in the use of IT for teaching and learning. Your responses will be anonymous and completely confidential. This survey will take about 30 minutes to complete.

CIT thanks you in advance for your time in taking this survey.

If you need further information or require clarification about this survey, please email ECAR Survey2017 at ecarsurvey2017@nus.edu.sg.

For an independent opinion regarding the research and the rights of the research participants, you may contact a staff member of the National University of Singapore Institutional Review Board (Attn: Dr. Chan Tuck Wai, at telephone 6516 1234 or email at ird@nus.edu.sg).

Please click 2017 Student Technology Survey to start.

Thank you,
Centre for Instructional Technology
National University of Singapore
http://cit.nus.edu.sg/