Revolutionise your Learning Experience with e-Learning
Here, we offer a variety of workshops and training sessions to help you enhance your skills and knowledge. Our workshops cover a wide range of topics, from computer skills and language proficiency to teaching pedagogy and e-learning tools.
We understand the importance of continuous learning and development, and our workshops are designed to cater to different levels of expertise, from beginners to advanced learners. Our experienced instructors and trainers are committed to providing you with the necessary guidance and support to help you achieve your learning goals.
Whether you are a student, educator, or working professional, we have something for you. Browse our workshop offerings and sign up for the ones that best suit your needs. We look forward to seeing you in our workshops and helping you take the next step in your learning journey.
Sharpen Your Presentation Skills with PowerPoint & Powtoon
Date: 10 March 2023
Time: 14:00 – 15:30
Venue: Zoom
Facilitator: Dr. George HO, Associate Director of CTL (E-Learning Section)
Speaker: Mr. Kelvin WAN, Senior Instructional Designer (CTL, E-Learning Section)
Language: Cantonese
A smart campus uses advanced technology to monitor and manage all facilities, making them more efficient and providing a better learning experience for students. AI takes user data from these facilities to save time, money, and energy.
We can make our university better by creating a “smart campus.” This means we can make our campus more sustainable, innovative, and healthy. This will help us make a better future. We can do this with the help of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). I hope you have some ideas for creating a Smart Campus with Smart Learning, Smart Living, and Smart Saving aspects through our HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2023. And I believe your ideas will shine via the competition!
Mr Nathan LAM, Solution Consulting Manager from DIGIQAL, will be coming to share his ideas about new technologies that can help make campuses smarter. He will also talk about how to make good pitches for new technologies. He has a lot of experience in designing and building digital solutions, specializing in Supply Chain, Retail, Public and Government Sectors. Before joining DIGIQAL, Nathan worked at PCCW Solutions, Fujitsu HK and Tyco Solutions. He is knowledgeable about the latest trends in technology.
This workshop will teach you how to use new technology to make learning more interactive, make campuses more accessible, and make campuses more environmentally friendly.
Skill-Based Workshop Series:
A Sustainable Campus with Smart Innovative Technologies
Date: 16 February 2023
Time: 15:00 – 16:00
Venue: D407, Block D
Speaker: Mr Nathan LAM, Solution Consulting Manager of DIGIQAL
Facilitator: Dr George HO, Associate Director of CTL (E-Learning Section)
Language: Cantonese
A smart campus uses advanced technology to monitor and manage all facilities, making them more efficient and providing a better learning experience for students. AI takes user data from these facilities to save time, money, and energy.
We can make our university better by creating a “smart campus.” This means we can make our campus more sustainable, innovative, and healthy. This will help us make a better future. We can do this with the help of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). I hope you have some ideas for creating a Smart Campus with Smart Learning, Smart Living, and Smart Saving aspects through our HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2023. And I believe your ideas will shine via the competition!
Mr Nathan LAM, Solution Consulting Manager from DIGIQAL, will be coming to share his ideas about new technologies that can help make campuses smarter. He will also talk about how to make good pitches for new technologies. He has a lot of experience in designing and building digital solutions, specializing in Supply Chain, Retail, Public and Government Sectors. Before joining DIGIQAL, Nathan worked at PCCW Solutions, Fujitsu HK and Tyco Solutions. He is knowledgeable about the latest trends in technology.
This workshop will teach you how to use new technology to make learning more interactive, make campuses more accessible, and make campuses more environmentally friendly.
Engaging students with Student Response System (a.k.a Clickers)
Date: 15 December 2022
Time: 13:30 – 14:30
Venue: Zoom
Facilitator(s): Dr. George HO and Mr. Kelvin WAN
Language: English
Student Response Systems (SRS), often known as Clickers, are a type of interaction to create engagement between a presenter and their audience. In SRS, wireless hardware such as smart devices and presentation software are employed. In large classes, it enables faster tabulation of answers for big groups than manual techniques. SRS has a lot of potential benefits for students who use it in live classes including increased attentiveness, improved knowledge retention, tracking individual learning processes, testing students’ concepts, and promoting an engaged and fun learning environment. In this session, Dr. George HO, Associate Director of the CTL (E-Learning Section), and Mr Kelvin Wan, Senior Instructional Designer from the CTL will introduce 3 useful and famous SRS platforms, Mentimeter (with Paid Features), Kahoot! and Socrative. They will share practical experiences of using these systems for teaching. Teaching Staff can request a paid
Mentimeter licence after attending the workshop.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Familiarize with the mentioned SRS platforms;
- Create effective SRS questions;
- Utilise the SRS during the classes;
- Retrieve the SRS reports and data to track students’ learning progress.
Open Spaces
All students and staff are welcome
