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Vision, Mission and Strategy. NUS Overseas Colleges Programme. FASS Summer School Programme. Institute of Systems Science. Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. Strategic Technology Management Institute. Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning. Centre for English Language Communication. Centre for Instructional Technology. Health and Counselling Services. NUS Centre For the Arts. Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music. About NUS Overview NUS Service Commitment. Phone calls to NUS. 2 weeks before the...

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CITations | Centre for Instructional Technology Updates and Newsletter

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Centre for Instructional Technology Updates and Newsletter. CIT on the web. TeamUp – the new social messaging service from CIT. The Centre for Instructional Technology (CIT) has launched a social messaging service called TeamUp. TeamUp allows you to create teams with whom you can chat, exchange links and files. This can be done via web, mobile or desktop apps. The service is open to staff and students. TeamUp can be used for modules, projects or any other situation where group communication is needed.

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NUS eModule Initiative :: Testimonies

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Based on the responses gathered from more than 1000 students (as of April 2004) on the SSM1205 eModule survey, we report the following:. More than 29,000 students have completed the eModule since it was launched in August 2003. Majority of the students (70%) prefer to learn the contents of this module via the current E-Learning model and see it as an effective medium. 80-90% find that the audio/video narration given by the lecturers makes the lesson interesting. Prof Chong Chi Tat - Provost.

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NUS eModule Initiative :: Add-ons

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Imagine a scenario in your classroom where you are trying to demonstrate a principle using an interactive software simulation. At best you would probably be able to show your students how it works and give them a web link to the resource that they could visit after class. It would not be physically possible to have each student try it out by themselves to understand the functionality. Among many add-ons that you can include with your Topic content, we have listed a few below for your consideration:.

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NUS eModule Initiative :: Strategy

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In developing eModules, such as SSM1205, we use a Learning Object framework to structure the subject matter. A typical eModule would comprise of a number of Lessons. Each Lesson would consist of its Objectives, Synopsis, Content, Assessment and Conclusion. If required, a Final Assessment can also be included when the student completes all the Lessons. The eModule Framework for SSM1205 - The Nation's Health: Lessons from SARS. A service from the Centre for Instructional Technology.

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NUS eModule Initiative :: Benefits

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In addressing the objectives and reasons mentioned in the Introduction, here are some benefits that may also encourage you to consider developing eModules:. Convenient access – anytime and anywhere. Multi-sensory engagement catering to different learning styles. Usage of instructional technology add-ons to enhance content understanding. Humanizing content delivery with virtual presence of the lecturer. Focused content presentation for effective learning. Build once – Use forever.

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NUS eModule Initiative :: Process

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The development process for building the SSM1205 eModule is as shown in the flowchart below. Please note that this is just one of the many ways we can construct an eModule. The eModule Production Workflow. Stage 1 - Content Preparation:. Stage 2 - Video Recording of Lecturer:. Stage 3 - Audio/Video Post-Production:. Video footage will now be edited and segments related to each Topic will be produced. This way we will be able to easily update any video segment if required at a later date by re-recordi...

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Updates | CITations

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Centre for Instructional Technology Updates and Newsletter. CIT on the web. TeamUp – the new social messaging service from CIT. The Centre for Instructional Technology (CIT) has launched a social messaging service called TeamUp. TeamUp allows you to create teams with whom you can chat, exchange links and files. This can be done via web, mobile or desktop apps. The service is open to staff and students. TeamUp can be used for modules, projects or any other situation where group communication is needed.

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National University of Singapore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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