Entries Tagged as 'What's New'

Emerging Web Technology – Microsoft Silverlight

November 2nd, 2009 · Comments Off

CIT is hosting a seminar about Emerging Web Technology – Microsoft Silverlight on Wednesday, 11 November 2009, 2.30pm at the CIT Auditorium, Level 2, Computer Centre (map). IT professionals from Microsoft will provide their perspective on web trends and the ways Microsoft Silverlight technology is supporting them. Staff and students are invited to attend. Register here.

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APRU Multi-Party Video Conference

October 21st, 2009 · Comments Off

CIT supported an APRU multi-party video conference involving 16 universities. The first APRU Video Conference Session on Grid Computing was hosted by National University of Singapore on 21 October 2009. Over 30 participants from Australia, Chile, China, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore and the United States took part in the video conference. Representatives from six universities presented their campuses’ development, management and use of Grid resources for research computing and infrastructure.

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eLearning Week

October 10th, 2009 · Comments Off

CIT successfully supported the campus-wide eLearning Week from 5 Oct to 10 Oct 2009. Almost 1000 modules had online lectures during eLearning Week.

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Virtual Classroom

September 2nd, 2009 · Comments Off

CIT has integrated the Centra, a Virtual Classroom tool, with IVLE. Interactive and collaborative lectures/tutorials can be conducted online involving students anywhere around the world using IVLE’s Virtual Classroom software.

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Lost in NUS? Let Gothere.sg guide the way

August 19th, 2009 · Comments Off

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OED, CRISP and CIT have collaborated with Gothere.sg to provide an interactive map of NUS. Find out about the map features on the Gothere.sg blog, and start exploring the NUS campus.

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Screen Recording at a desktop near you

August 17th, 2009 · Comments Off

CIT introduces Screen Recording for all teaching staff. You can now record what is displayed on your computer desktop while you provide audio commentary. This allows you to create a video of a lecture presentation or software demonstration from your Windows or Mac computer, on campus or at home.

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