U@live was the first live event to be made available via webcast streaming on mobile at NUS
CIT launched live event streaming on mobile devices. This was in conjunction with the U@live series. Previously, live event webcasts could only be viewed on desktop or laptop computers. With the launch of live event webcast streaming on mobile devices, the NUS community is truly untethered. Users can watch live event webcasts on iOS and Android mobile devices.
(L to R) NEO Say Wei (Service Advocate), LEOW Sin Lak (Service Achiever), KONG Hui Yi (Quality Service Administrator), Nik Azizi BIN MAT ZIN (Service Achiever), Jum'main MOHD WAHID (Service Advocate)
Four CIT staff have demonstrated quality service in 2010, and they have been duly recognized at qAwards on Tuesday 18 January 2011. Nik Azizi BIN MAT ZIN and LEOW Sin Lak obtained the Service Achiever award. They have each received at least three customer compliments in 2010. Jum'main MOHD WAHID and NEO Say Wei received the Service Advocate award. They have each received at least two customer compliments in 2010. All four staff also met other qualifying criteria for the respective awards.
Congratulations Nik, Sin Lak, Jum'main and Neo!
BuzzEd is back in 2011! This seminar aims to shine a light on the possibilities of technology in the classroom. Hear from fellow faculty as they share their successes (and setbacks) using online services to advance teaching and learning in NUS.
Date: Tuesday 4 January 2011 from 8.30 a.m.
Venue: CIT Auditorium, Level 2, Computer Centre Building (map)
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Collaboration Studio at Chatterbox, USP
CIT has loaned a Collaboration Studio system to the University Scholars Programme (USP). The system, installed at USP's Chatterbox, enables students to conduct small group face-to-face discussions while collaborating from their individual laptops. A large shared screen puts an end to huddling around one person's computer. Students can contribute resources from their laptops and work together on the shared Collaboration Studio space.
CIT will host a talk titled Upholding Academic and Research Integrity. The presenter, Dr John Barrie, is the creator of Turnitin, a leading plagiarism prevention tool. The event will take place on Thursday 18 November at 2.30 p.m. in the CIT Auditorium, Level 2 of Computer Centre. More details and registration information available here.