An investigation into the development of studio based learning resources

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Summary: There were several aims in this projects, the main being to investigate the feasibility of studio based production of learning resources for single and multipoint simultaneous video conferencing to broadcast and video streaming. In addition to materials produced as a result of the studio activity will be used for promotional or dissemination purposes. Two recordings were produced: (1) to promote the DIVERSE Conference, and (2) to disseminate information on the VirRAD project to radiopharmacists worldwide.

Key Facts

Funder: Lancaster University

Type of Activity: Academic Research - Other

Grant holder: Julie-Ann Sime (Educational Research)

Researcher: Mike O'Donoghue

Dept/Research Groups: Centre for Studies in Advanced Learning Technology, Educational Research

Project Description

Principle Investigator/Project Manager - Dr. Julie-Ann Sime Researcher: Dr. Michael O'Donoghue. Funding: Lancaster University, £3000. From April 2005 to Dec 2006.

Aim and objectives: There were several aims in this projects, the main being to investigate the feasibility of studio based production of learning resources for single and multipoint simultaneous video conferencing to broadcast and video streaming. In addition to materials produced as a result of the studio activity will be used for promotional or dissemination purposes. Two recordings were produced: (1) to promote the DIVERSE Conference, and (2) to disseminate information on the VirRAD project to radiopharmacists worldwide.

The DIVERSE resources produced are available on-line and they give you a feel for the DIVERSE (Developing Innovative Video Resources for Students Everywhere) conference in Glasgow 2006, see the on-line DIVERSE news site

Research Significance

Academic - IMPACT activity for 2 projects and research into studio based resources

Purpose of Research

Academic Research - Other

Project Funder