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ILC x RoCP – A Collaboration with the ILC Diliman and the Rhetoric of Creative Partnership

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ILC x RoCP – A Collaboration with the ILC Diliman and the Rhetoric of Creative Partnership November 19, 2019 Interactive Learning Center (ILC) Diliman, in collaboration with the Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts (DSCTA) and the Japan Foundation (JF), covered the livestreatming of the Rhetoric of Creative Partnership: Conversations on Cross-Cultural Artistic Exchanges held at the GT-Toyota Auditorium this November 14 and 15, 2019. DSCTA x JF: The practitioners, speakers, and faculty poses after the two-day talk. ILC was also in charge of recording the event for future teaching and learning materials for theatre, performance and communication students. Faculty members may also access this to enrich instruction, as the event focuses on one of the lesser-featured aspects of performance: the creative practitioner’s projects and challenges. Speakers of the event were: 1. Kentaro Matsui of Japan for the Opening Keynote, 2. Issa Manalo-Lopez and Tomohiko Kyogoku for the first plenary (Asian Performing Arts Farm 2019), 3. Armando “Tuxqs” Rutaquio, Jr. and Layeta Bucoy for the second plenary (Practices of Embodiments and Pedagogy) 4. Felipe Cervera and Jesca Prudencio for the third plenary (Practices of Devise and Dramaturgy) 5. Yi-Kai Kao and Andrei Pamintuan for the fourth plenary (Collaborative Platforms), 6. Mio Infante and Leo Abaya for the fifth plenary (Contemporary Scenography), 7. JK Anicoche and Rody Vera for the sixth plenary (Arts and Cultural Leadership), and 8. National Artist Ramon Santos for the Closing Keynote. The event featured the challenges, learnings, and triumphs of collaboration in the different lenses and experiences. Most speakers have expressed that differences in culture, styles, and vision are all tied together–collaboration is losing the self in order to rediscover the identity as shared with your partners.  One of ILC Diliman’s foci are on maximizing pedagogy and instructional efficiency in the University. ILC creates learning objects, records lectures, and enables blended and tech-centric materials for professors and students in various areas. For more information, give us a call at (632) 8920-9556; 8981-8500 loc 2058 or send a ticket to https://helpdesk.ilc.upd.edu.ph.

ILC Diliman holds Basics of Teaching with UVLê 3 for Institute of Biology, UP Diliman

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ILC Diliman ILC Diliman holds Basics of Teaching with UVLe 3 for Institute of Biology, UP Diliman September 25, 2019 The Interactive Learning Center (ILC) Diliman conducted the Basics of Teaching for the  University Virtual Learning Environment (UVLê) training last September 22, 2019 at the Institute of Biology (IB). The training for the IB faculty was initiated by Dr. Carmela P. Espanola for the participants to fully utilize UVLê and implement online activities for their classes. Project Development Associate (PDA) for EdTech Advancement Asst. Prof. Michael Van Supranes from the School of Statistics explains the new features and interface. OVCAA-ILC Diliman Project Development Associate (PDA) for EdTech Advancement Asst. Prof. Michael Van Supranes led the UVLê training together with ILC Diliman Director Joseph Ryan Lansangan. ICT Associates Mr. Tristan Jake A. Alcantara and Ms. Jennifer I. Estrada also helped in facilitating the UVLê training.  The UVLê training focused on the Basic Teacher role in UVLê and some of the more advanced features and tools available to enhance teaching and learning. The Basic Teacher role has basic capabilities in setting up activities (Assignment, Choice, and Forum) and resources (File, Label, and URL). Setting up the Gradebook, using the Question bank and Quiz activity were among the discussed advanced features. ILC Diliman Director Associate Prof. Joseph Ryan Lansangan (left most), Faculty of the Institute of Biology and Project Development Associate (PDA) for EdTech Advancement Asst. Prof. Michael Van (Presentor). For more information or details on handling your online modules, email us at ilcdiliman@up.edu.ph; call (632) 8981-8500 loc 2058; or through our  helpdesk at https://helpdesk.ilc.upd.edu.ph.

ILC Diliman holds Basics of Teaching with UVLê 3 for UPEPP

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ILC Diliman ILC Diliman holds Basics of Teaching with UVLê 3 for UPEPP August 8, 2019 The Interactive Learning Center (ILC) Diliman conducted a  Basics of Teaching with University Virtual Learning Environment (UVLê) workshop last August 5, 2019. Fifteen faculty members from the UP Extension Program for Pampanga and Olongapo (UPEPP) participated in the workshop. UP Extension Program for Pampanga and Olongapo (UPEPP) with PDA for EdTech Advancement Asst. Prof. Michael Van Supranes (left most) and ILC Diliman Director Associate Prof. Joseph Ryan Lansangan (right most). Project Development Associate (PDA) for EdTech Advancement Asst. Prof. Michael Van Supranes from the School of Statistics led the workshop, assisted by ICT Associates Mr. Tristan Jake Alcantara, Mr. John Mark Roco and Ms. Jennifer Estrada. Also present during the workshop was ILC Diliman Director Associate Prof. Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan, Ph.D. Ms. Jennifer Estrada is the latest ICT Associate in the ILC office. She primarily maintains and improves the UVLê to ensure that UVLê’s functionality. She observed that initially, the participants had a hard time in navigation of the basic elements UVLê has to offer. (READ: What is UVLê?, Basics of Teaching with UVLê 3) “Sir Van [and the team] attended to their questions after teaching a specific lesson, such as logging-in to [the] system, creating courses, lessons, etc.,” she said.  The participants were able to experience how to navigate the homepage, manage a course, put content, share resources, post and collect assignments and many others. “Nakita naman po namin na masaya sila sa natutunan nila,” she added. For more information, email us at ilcdiliman@up.edu.ph; call (632) 920-9556; 981-8500 loc 2058; or through our  helpdesk at https://helpdesk.ilc.upd.edu.ph.