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  1. Venue: Teaching Grid, Floor 2 of main Library Date: Wednesday 30 November 2011 *Window on Teaching: Creating bespoke smartphone apps to support student learning* Weds, Nov 30th at midday Just added to this term’s Window On Teaching programme is this exciting talk from WBS Senior Teaching Fellow, Nick Wake. Nick will talk about the development of a bespoke smartphone app – iTutor – and how he has used it in his teaching. Attendees of this session are also invited to attend two other activities taking place in the Teaching Grid that afternoon (see below). To book a place at Nick’s session, visit the Window on Teaching pages: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/teachinggrid/exchange/forthcomingevents/smartphoneapps *“iPadagogy” event* Weds Nov 30th at 1pm Immediately following Window on Teaching, the Arts Faculty Teaching & Learning Forum invite anyone attending Nick’s session to their one-hour demonstration on the use of iPads in teaching & learning, including speakers and the opportunity to get hands-on with the technology. As it’s taking place in the TG’s Experimental Teaching Space, you won’t have far to go! For more information on the Arts Faculty event, or to book a place, please email Tim White:t.white@warwick.ac.uk *Elearning forum* Weds Nov 30th at 2pm Open to all colleagues across the University – whatever the area of interest and level of expertise – this inaugaral meeting run by LDC will include introductions and an opportunity to share views about the role technology should play in teaching and learning within Higher Education. For more information or to book a place, please email Emma King:e.l.king@warwick.ac.uk
     
  2. Re: Smartphone apps and iPads in Teaching & Learning
    *Window on Teaching videos online* Videos from two recent WOT events are now available. If you missed “Creating smartphone apps to support student learning” or “Kinect-ing with students: Exploring the potential of controller-free technology for learning”, you can now catch up with them via WOT Recent Events pages. http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/teachinggrid/exchange/recent_events/
     
  3. Re: Smartphone apps and iPads in Teaching & Learning
    Just to let you know, in response to increasing interest in apps, I’ve added a new section to the 21st Century Study Skills tutorial – Apps explained: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wmscpd/current/studyskills/3/apps/ If you have any suggestions for new sections, additional pages or updates to existing content in the Online Study Skills tutorials please don’t hesitate to drop me a line. http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wmscpd/current/studyskills/information/ Cheers Cath
     

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