On Thursday May 22nd, eTV live streamed the RPL Symposium hosted by Red River College’s RPL Services and the Manitoba Prior Learning Assessment Network (MPLAN). The symposium featured a number of presentations as well as the recognition of the 2014 MPLAN PEARL Awards and ExemPLAR Award recipients.

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The RPL Symposium is also available on-demand on the eTV Blog – Streaming Page under RPL @ Noon.

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The 17th Annual Skills Manitoba Competition was held at Red River College on April 10th 2014. High school, post-secondary, and apprentice students from across Manitoba came to the college to participate in trades and technology related skill challenges. eTV recorded footage from a number of the competitions and interviewed several participants. The footage will be used as part of the Apprenticeship Project; an initiative to bring the trades to high school students through various trade area panoramas.

Click below for a sample of the Skills Manitoba footage:

A special thanks also to our Creative Communications placement student Graeme Csath for editing the Skills Manitoba sample footage.

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The Manitoba Association for Distributed Learning & Training (MADLaT) Conference was held at Red River College on May 1st and 2nd 2014. The conference addressed the blend of information communication technologies with the wisdom of educators and trainers in learning environments. eTV live streamed a number of presentations including Dr. Richard Van Eck’s keynote speech, the Passport to Learning panel discussion, and four technology in education sessions.

Click on the links below to the view each presentation:

Thursday May 1st

“Passport to Learning”
Panel Discussion with invited guests
Presenters: Dr. Dave Neale, Dr. Jeff Taylor, Ray Karasevich
Greetings from Honourable James Allum

Friday May 2nd

Keynote
Presenter: Richard Van Eck

How education works
Implementation
Presenter: Jon Dron

Curtailing copyright complications using Creative Commons
Implementation
Presenter: Rodger Graham

Gamification of learning in math and science
Technology
Presenter: Richard Van Eck

Open Badges: Making Learning Visible
Research
Presenter: Don Presant

The presentations are also available on-demand on the eTV Blog – Streaming Page under Events.

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On February 3rd and 4th, eTV streamed the Red River College 2014 Winter Convocation live from the Centennial Concert Hall. We would like to extend our congratulations to all the graduates! We are also proud to be a part of this momentous occasion as we enable friends and family to watch the ceremony from around the world.

Both ceremonies are now available on-demand.

Click below to view or watch on the eTV Blog – Streaming Page under RRC Events.

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eTV live streamed the unveiling of the College-Wide Learning Outcomes draft on January 20th. The event included a presentation of the current draft, as well as a screening of the College-Wide Learning Outcomes video. For more information about this initiative, please visit www.rrc.ca/cwlo.

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See our January 17th 2014 blog post for more information about the College-Wide Learning Outcomes video.

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eTV is pleased to have participated in the production of the College-Wide Learning Outcomes video. As part of Red River College’s Strategic Plan, the current College-Wide Learning Outcomes are being renewed to reflect the themes in the plan and the College’s current thinking around student knowledge, skills, and abilities.

For more information about this initiative, please visit www.rrc.ca/cwlo.

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eTV was excited to be a part of Red River College’s 75th Anniversary Alumni Gala at the Paterson GlobalFoods Institute on Friday, October 18th. We provided a live stream of the formal program, viewed throughout the building. eTV is proud to be involved in the 75th Anniversary celebrations.

The formal program is now available on-demand. Click on the image below:

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Red River College is celebrating its 75th anniversary! The college community has come together to recognize everyone who has contributed to 75 years of educational growth and success. Formal celebrations began on October 9th with a cake cutting ceremony in the Voyageur at the Notre Dame Campus. In conjunction with College Relations and with support from IT, eTV streamed the event live to RRC campuses across Winnipeg and rural Manitoba. We are proud to have participated in this momentous occasion.

Happy anniversary Red River College!

The cake cutting ceremony is now available on demand.

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eTV streamed Gathering with the President as part of RRC’s College Day on Friday, June 7th in the North Gym at Notre Dame Campus. The event included president Stephanie Forsyth’s address and a Q & A session, followed by the Staff Awards Ceremony and the 75th Anniversary Kickoff. The three camera shoot provided a high-quality video that was live-streamed to participants. The video is now available on demand for those who were unable to attend.

Check out some behind the scenes photos!

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Sometimes it can be a dirty job but the eTV crew are always up to the challenge. Recently, we visited the Grenkow Dairy Farm with Dr. Johnston of Central Veterinarian Services for an examination of reproductive herd health. The video from this shoot supports an Animal Health Technology Curriculum Re-Development PIF project. For a behind the scenes look at this shoot, check out the video and pictures below. No animals or eTV crew members were hurt in the making of this “moooovie.”

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