Mr Aaron Tan Tuck Choy
In this edition of Faculty Voice, Mr Aaron Tan Tuck Choy, Department of Computer Science, winner of the Students’ Choice Award 04/05 & 05/06, shares his tips for an effective and engaging module website.
In this edition of Faculty Voice, Mr Aaron Tan Tuck Choy, Department of Computer Science, winner of the Students’ Choice Award 04/05 & 05/06, shares his tips for an effective and engaging module website.
Dr Lee Kim Seng is a multiple award-winning Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. He is a firm believer in the use of IT in teaching. A/P Lee constantly innovates to ensure students enjoy learning and learn effectively. He fervently supports IVLE usage and has been utilizing it since its inception.
I am the proud winner of the CIT-sponsored NUS Students’ Choice Award for best module website, 2003/4. Strength in numbers: I maintain six sites for the module in question, PH1101EGEM1004 “Reason and Persuasion”. There is a main site, a site for online readings, and four associated weblogs. In this article, by way of telling you what I did right (near as I can figure), I’m mostly going to tell you about ‘blogs’, as they are called.
Welcome to the latest issue of IDEAS where we transit from being a paper-based newsletter to one that is totally online. What is also unique about the new version of IDEAS is that we are utilizing a Weblog publishing system to generate, manage and publish our newsletter.