Audience Response System [ARS]

Following some recent changes to the way that Classroom Technologies are managed by the e-Learning team at the University of Bath, this blog will no longer be updated.  It will however be kept online indefinitely, so links to blog posts will remain active.

With immediate effect, and with the start of the 2010/11 academic year, this blog has been replaced by the new Classroom Technologies blog at: http://blogs.bath.ac.uk/classroomtechnologies/. Please do update your bookmarks and  favourites lists, and RSS feeds.

Please do head along to this new blog to take a look at a range of new resources now available. This includes details on the technology being evaluated as well as related literature and case studies.

Just to let you know that an Audience Response System related Service Catalogue is now available via this blog. Essentially, this is a Service Level Agreement (SLA) between the e-Learning team and our users.

The idea of a Service Catalogue is to give users an overview of what the service is, what is included within the service, who to contact about support issues (and how much support should be expected) and what the steps to take if and when something goes wrong.

If you’d like further information about the ARS, or would like to use it to support your learning and teaching related activities, please contact Nitin Parmar, the ARS Project Lead, at:  e-learning@bath.ac.uk.

Project Lead Nitin Parmar will be disseminating details of the ARS hardware, this blog and e-Learning staff development activities at the Directors of Studies (Taught) Forum on Wednesday 1st October 2008.

For more details on attending this meeting, please contact the Enhancement and Development team in the Learning and Teaching Enhancement Office at: learningandteaching@bath.ac.uk.