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3D-IT Project 2005

The CLIVE team's latest project (funded by the University of Edinburgh's Principal's e-Learning Fund) makes 3D models from CT data, using software developed in University College London for clinical use in hospitals.  We'll be making these models available this year as 'Learning Objects'.  Visit the gallery on the project website to have preview - broadband is needed to view the movies at the moment, but streamed versions will be shown soon. 

Review for 'Introduction to the structure and function of mammalian skin'

Journal of Veterinary Dermatology, Vol. 15, Issue 6, pp. 392-392.

This CD is on the recommended reading list of the European College of Dermatology for Diploma candidates.

CLIVE donates learning materials to Nigeria

The President of the Nigerian veterinary students association, Aminu Shittu, contacted CLIVE requesting donations of interactive learning materials for the Veterinary Medical students' library. CLIVE sent a large selection of CD-ROMs which where gratefully received and are now being used by the students to further their studies in Veterinary education.   

Congratulations!

Warwickshire College has achieved a Beacon award - The Becta Award for the Effective Use of Information Learning Technology to Enhance Teaching and Support Learning'.

The programme "Be safer with horses",  an important element in this award was produced in collaboration with the CLIVE team in Edinburgh and is one of the resources available to Associate Members.

HRH the Princess Royal presented a cheque for £4200 to Warwickshire College’s Principal Ioan Morgan, which will be used to further develop the Beacon Award-winning distance learning course ‘Health & Safety with Horses’, which was designed by staff at Warwickshire College. This innovative programme won the much-coveted Beacon Becta Award for the ‘Effective Use of Information Learning Technology to Enhance Teaching and Support Learning’ in December 2003. The sum of £4200 was presented on behalf of award sponsor Becta (British Educational Communication and Technology Agency) and the Association of Colleges.
 

Latest programmes

Conference Abstracts

Staff and Educational Development Association (SEDA) Conference 2001, Glasgow – “Seven years of CAL in Veterinary Medicine at Glasgow: Prognostic Factors for Success”

Association for Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers (AVTRW) Conference 1999, Scarborough – “CLIVE in the New Millennium”

Learning Technology in Medical Education Conference 1997 (CTICM), Bristol  - “Vet on the Net: Distance Learning for Continuing Professional Development”

Association for Learning Technology Conference 1996: Integrating technology into the curriculum, Glasgow “CAL as a replacement for lectures in the veterinary curriculum”

CAL95: Learning to Succeed, Cambridge – Presentation of veterinary courseware and workshop “Invented here and used there - the template approach to authoring”

 

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