Zak Mensah presents at the JISC Content Conference on June 30th - July 1st 2009 about the services provided by JISC Digital Media. JISC Digital Media helps UK higher education institutions with managing, digitizing, creating, and finding/using digital media resources. They provide a help desk, training, blogs, technical advice papers and more. Their services include support for projects involving creating new video resources and improving the management and use of digital content across different platforms.

1. JISC Content Conference Zak Mensah Presents 30 th June –1st July 2009

2. Who stands before thee Zak Mensah e-Learning Officer Pedagogy Digital media usage Web design Delivery of digital media for teaching and learning twitter.com/zakmensah Slideshare.net/zakm

3. Still images Moving Images Audio resources

4. Still images Moving Images Audio resources

5. Still images Moving Images Audio resources

6. JISC Digital Media Helpdesk Training Blog Technical advice papers Mailing list Consultancy formerly TASI, exists to help the UK’s FE and HE communities

7. Lifecycle approach Project areas that we support Managing Digitising Creating Finding &(amp;) Using

8. Managing

9. Digitising

10. Creating

11. Finding &(amp;) using

12. Helpdesk Email Webcasting from September

13. Advice docs Current Future Mobile W eb services

14. Example doc Pedagogical Uses of Presentation Software “ This article provides an overview of a web service for uploading, embedding and sharing presentations called SlideShare. After a description of the features available we will look at its uses for teaching and learning”.

15. Website

16. Cross media

17. Slideshare

18. Mobile too

19. Tutorial

20. Case study Barony College's Learning Materials Development Unit produced a variety of visually rich learning and training materials with guidance from JISC Digital Media . http://jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/services/about/casestudies/jiscdigitalmedia.aspx

21. Additional support Video assist specific project support for 6 projects (2 per term) which involve the creation of new moving image resources over the academic year 2009-10.

22. You say What is a suitable general format for encoding video for multiple unknown uses and to work for at least five years

23. We say MPEG 4 BUT Detail, detail, detail

24. Improving our service

25. Any Questions? Zak Mensah info@ Jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk 0117 331 4447 Oh and we have a stand at this event, come and find out even more

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