March 2025

Zero to “Miro” Workshop

Are you new to Miro, or looking to refine your skills in designing both synchronous and asynchronous boards that foster vibrant interactions between educators and students? Perhaps you'll be excited to innovate your teaching and learning using one of today’s most versatile digital collaboration tools. In this session, we'll cover:

• Basics of Miro: Get familiar with Miro's interface, core tools, and interactions.
• Interactive Boards: Create boards that boost teacher-student interaction and collaborative learning.
• Innovative Assignment: Discover how to design assignments that spark creativity, critical thinking, and effective problem solving.
• Project Planning & Management: Organise projects visually—from planning and timelines to task organisation and progress tracking.
• Miro AI Features: Accelerate your thinking process, save time with faster workflows, and polish your communication.

Grab this perfect opportunity to kickstart your "Miro-cle" journey with EDuIT. Don’t miss out on transforming your approach to teaching, learning, and daily tasks!

Date: March 13, 2025 (Thu)
Time: 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Venue: TML Artist Block X216
Language: English/Cantonese
Facilitator: Nicole Lai, Educational Designer

Recent Advances in Voice Generation, Cloning and Sound Generation with AI

This workshop introduces two AI tools for paper-writing and research: Scite and Research Rabbit. These tools are especially beneficial for both academic members and graduate students, supporting the creation of performing arts research papers and academic studies. With the power of AI, these tools streamline the process, suggest insights, advise new ideas, and making the whole research process more efficient. Key features include:

• Summarising current academic discussions on specific topics
• Suggesting references for further reading
• Checking references
• Uploading papers to identify networks of related authors and papers

Date: March 20, 2025 (Thu)
Time: 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Venue: TML Artist Block X216
Language: English
Facilitator: Dr Misty Choi, Senior Project Manager (Digital Learning)
 

Experiencing the Motion Capture Suit

EDuIT has acquired the ROKOKO Smartsuit, enabling real-time motion capture of the body which can be used in performance or performing arts research. Currently, we are conducting an experiment involving the mapping of a 3D character using this collected data.