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Audiovisual in Education What’s possible and what’s legal? Programme 09.30 Registration (tea and coffee will be served) 10.00 Welcome and introduction – Virginia Haworth-Galt, Chief Executive, Learning on Screen 10.10 Why use audiovisual materials in teaching, learning and research? A panel chaired by Professor of Media Arts, John Ellis, (Royal Holloway University of London) will discuss the importance of using audiovisual materials in teaching, learning and research, looking at pedagogy and best practice. The panel are: Bill Thompson, Partnerships Lead on Make it Digital & Head of Partnership Development BBC Archive Development, Ian Wall, Founder and Director of Education at The Film Space, Sarah-Jane Crowson, Critical Studies Tutor at Hereford College of Arts and Dr Charlotte Crofts, Associate Professor of Filmmaking at University of the West of England. 11.10 How to use audiovisual materials in teaching, learning and research Some examples of how audiovisual materials can be used creatively and critically. 11.10 Case study on how broadcast material can enhance science teaching presented by Dr Chris Willmott, University of Leicester 11.40 Case study on the Audiovisual Essay presented by Dr Catherine Grant, University of Sussex 12.10 Case study on Lecture Capture by Chris Morrison, University of Kent 12.40 Learning on Screen AGM (lunch will be served in the library following the AGM) 13.40 What you can and can’t do – how to use audiovisual materials legally – Sergio Angelini, Head of Membership and Information Services, Learning on Screen This presentation will focus on copyright and the legalities of using audiovisual materials 14.25 Copyright Q&A 14.35 How we can help – Learning on Screen’s services to support you – Markeda Cole, Digital Services Manager, Learning on Screen A demonstration of the newly enhanced BoB – our academically-focused on demand television and radio service 15.10 Library and Information Services – Andrew Ormsby, Information Officer, Learning on Screen How Learning on Screen can support your research projects 15.30 Ends
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AudiovisualinEducationWhat’spossibleandwhat’slegal?
Programme09.30 Registration(teaandcoffeewillbeserved)
10.00 Welcomeandintroduction–VirginiaHaworth-Galt,ChiefExecutive,LearningonScreen 10.10 Whyuseaudiovisualmaterialsinteaching,learningandresearch?ApanelchairedbyProfessorofMediaArts,JohnEllis,(RoyalHollowayUniversityofLondon)willdiscusstheimportanceofusingaudiovisualmaterialsinteaching,learningandresearch,lookingatpedagogyandbestpractice.Thepanelare:BillThompson,PartnershipsLeadonMakeitDigital&HeadofPartnershipDevelopmentBBCArchiveDevelopment,IanWall,FounderandDirectorofEducationatTheFilmSpace,Sarah-JaneCrowson,CriticalStudiesTutoratHerefordCollegeofArtsandDrCharlotteCrofts,AssociateProfessorofFilmmakingatUniversityoftheWestofEngland. 11.10 Howtouseaudiovisualmaterialsinteaching,learningandresearch
Someexamplesofhowaudiovisualmaterialscanbeusedcreativelyandcritically.
11.10 CasestudyonhowbroadcastmaterialcanenhancescienceteachingpresentedbyDrChrisWillmott,UniversityofLeicester
11.40 CasestudyontheAudiovisualEssaypresentedbyDrCatherineGrant,UniversityofSussex12.10 CasestudyonLectureCapturebyChrisMorrison,UniversityofKent 12.40 LearningonScreenAGM(lunchwillbeservedinthelibraryfollowingtheAGM) 13.40 Whatyoucanandcan’tdo–howtouseaudiovisualmaterialslegally–
SergioAngelini,HeadofMembershipandInformationServices,LearningonScreen Thispresentationwillfocusoncopyrightandthelegalitiesofusingaudiovisualmaterials
14.25 CopyrightQ&A 14.35 Howwecanhelp–LearningonScreen’sservicestosupportyou–
MarkedaCole,DigitalServicesManager,LearningonScreenAdemonstrationofthenewlyenhancedBoB–ouracademically-focusedondemandtelevisionandradioservice
15.10 LibraryandInformationServices–AndrewOrmsby,InformationOfficer,LearningonScreenHowLearningonScreencansupportyourresearchprojects
15.30 Ends
TheLearningonScreenteamwillbeavailableinthelowerlibrarytoansweranyquestionsyoumayhaveonourservices.
