TELF Open Space Agenda Feedback from LTC 2019 Review
In reviewing the feedback from the LTC 2019 session on Open Space Agenda, various suggestions were made, including integrating AV/venues kit in the booking system, exploring camera installations in more studios, digitizing archive materials, enhancing training for staff in tech usage, and improving access to resources. Consultation and partnership strategies were also emphasized to enhance user experience and professional practices in games/film. The feedback highlights a collective desire for a more robust tech infrastructure and support system within the learning environment.
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TELF Review of Open Space Agenda Feedback from LTC 2019
25 AGENDA 20 15 10 5 0
25 AGENDA 20 15 10 5 0
Hardware Integrated AV/ Venues Kit in the booking system- 9 votes Cameras in more studios/ performance space- 8 votes Explore installing additional, multi or single cam systems in other rooms- R 13 or ballet studios for example. RSNO currently has cameras going cheap- 8 votes Feeling confident that tech will always work when you move between rooms- 4 votes IT/ Support? AU/ Venues Audit- 4 votes Wifi in every room- R10, 11, 13- 4 votes
Archiving Create a bank of dance films that students can access on Moodle to help in review and assessment preparation- 16 votes Digitise archive tapes, films, all aspects of traditional song, music, dance, drama, costume, material culture to make it available for all practitioners- singers, musicians, script writers, film makers etc. (includes regional accents, dialects, oral histories and industrial as well as rural life)- 5 votes
Training Training so staff can use tech consistently rather than as an occasional add-ons 6 votes Create a strong support structure for innovative learning technologies in its early stage to aid development- 2 votes
Access Resources- access to voice studios space for backing tracks etc. for voice actor training for films/ games etc. 9 votes More accessibility to Stevenson Hall and Ledger Recital Room for performance recordings- 2 votes
Consultation Consult end users before committing to software/ technology- 4 votes Consult users (staff and students) and trust their choices- 3 votes Trust staff experience in specialised areas- 3 votes Strategic approach to staff who combine subject specificity with technical understanding (there s a gap in provision- 2 votes
Partnership Partnerships for game/ film professional practice- 7 votes
Highest Individual Scores Create a bank of dance films that students can access on Moodle to help in review and assessment preparation- 16 votes Integrated AV/ Venues Kit in the booking system- 9 votes Resources- access to voice studios space for backing tracks etc. for voice actor training for films/ games etc. 9 votes Cameras in more studios/ performance space- 8 votes Explore installing additional, multi or single cam systems in other rooms- R 13 or ballet studios for example. RSNO currently has cameras going cheap- 8 votes Partnerships for game/ film professional practice- 7 votes
