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The GLAM Lab in HKU focuses its support to virtual teaching and learning (VTL) and promotes creative use of collections from the University Museum and Art Gallery, University Libraries, and University Archives.
A free and voluntary-based operation built using Notion to share useful tips and tricks with people who are interested in e-learning tools and hacks.
Portable audio, video and data projection equipment for loan to all staff and students for teaching, presentations or self-learning purposes. Apply via Online Booking System (HKUFBS) (http://booking.its.hku.hk/lebook)
The University has a system in place to enable students to use some of the small classrooms for study purposes when they are not in use for teaching.
An open access photographic archive for anyone interested in Hong Kong and its history
Ebook for teachers and professional voice users who want to use their speaking voice more efficiently.
Software available for use by staff and/or students without additional cost, subject to the terms described.
The page includes useful information in organizing activities such as guidelines and regulations of venue booking, publicity and safety matters.
This website by School of Humanities provides information about the e-learning software, websites and channels that could support e-learning.
This page listed out all the tools and equipment provided by the faculty of architecture for booking.
This e-learning platform provides videos about physical examination skills and learning materials of individual divisions.
This e-learning platform provides learning materials regarding pediatric cardiology such as physical examination skills, signs, ECG interpretation, heart sounds, etc.
ITS organizes various regular training courses and seminars to facilitate staff and students in getting the know-how in using the central IT services.
All the seminars and workshops provided by Cetl are listed on the website for registration.
The Youtube Channel of Technology-Enriched Learning Initiative (TELI)
Learning and Assessment for Digital Citizenship is an interdisciplinary research project to study the impact of digital media on the everyday life of children and youth, and on their development as citizens in an increasingly technology-intensive and globally-connected world.
This website lists out the e-learning resources available for students/staff and their user guides. Some sharing videos by students and professors are also included.
Weava is an HKU student-started productivity tool for students to easily research, organize and process information. Weava is used by more than 650,000 students and educators around the world who use Weava to identify, highlight, annotate and organize information online (both web and PDFs), create citations and more.
A LibGuide on consolidated resources, event and other information of Digital Information of the University of Hong Kong.
Library course materials available in DataHub.
List of digital equipment available in Main Library for loan such as intelligent cameras, smart speakers, smartglasses and others.
A digital archive of art and architecture images with textual information provided for teaching and learning. User group: HKU staff and students.
A comprehensive introduction to the history of modern and contemporary art by Professor David Clarke of the Department of Art History
Contains visual archive of images of works by HK artists, guides to literature on HK art, etc.
For all HKU undergraduate students to exchange your ideas and experience throughout your study journey
A gateway for the discovery of digitized materials from HKUL.
Contact list of Equal Opportunity Advisors in Departments/Halls
FAQ on Sexual Harassment, including the definition and how to report a case
Guidelines for handling sexual harassment in HKU
Policy Statement on Equal Opportunity in HKU
Find a list of library databases.
DVD Production PC and Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) Scanner System.
ROLE serves as a resource for a variety of stakeholders in Hong Kong –from members of the HKU community, to teachers in Hong Kong secondary schools, to the general public
Senior CLIC is a community legal information website specially designed with a view to providing Hong Kong elderly people with basic information about the law, crimes, and legal issues which elderly people are interested in, need to know about, and may affect them.
Lecture Capture Services (LCS) is supported by Panopto system.
Panopto supports students to do video recording, playing back, video management, editing, sharing, and inside-video search.
The CERC Shadow Education Special Interest Group has moved the shadow education bibliography to database format to better accomodate our more than 400 entries.
Resources for online learning
Research projects carried out in the Unit of Human Communication, Development and Information Sciences explore the basic origins and implications of communication and swallowing disorders.
Projects related to develop and support e-education leadership
Resources for three psycholinguistic areas
Special Study Rooms support students with special education needs.
The Ingenium’s flexible exhibition and event spaces can transform through folding partitions to accommodate conferences, events, and workshops.
LIC classroom can be booked for a small group teaching. Booking must be made at least 10 working days in advance subject to availability.
The Library Innovation Centre is the creative, collaborative and educational space which provides access to advanced software, emerging technologies and production equipment.
Level 3 is a learning commons style facility providing a variety of spaces suitable for different learning styles including reflective self-study as well as collaborative study.
List of software available in Library innovation center.
Resources for using e-learning to support teaching and learning
The Ingenium’s flexible exhibition and event spaces can transform through folding partitions to accommodate conferences, events, and workshops.
This is a one-stop support unit with e-learning pedagogical expertise coupled with design, production and implementation capabilities.
Family CLIC is a community legal information website specially designed with a view to providing Hong Kong families with basic information about the law, crimes, and legal issues which family members are interested in, need to know about, and may affect them.
The Faculty of Law of University of Hong Kong runs a Free Legal Advice Scheme on campus under the Duty Lawyer Service.
The Library provides Headphones (including noise cancelling) available for loan.
CI-badged courses are courses that consist of a syllabus with components that explicitly develop communication-related knowledge, skills and attributes.
Login Moodle with you HKU Portal ID and pin to view your course materials.
A website for teachers, staff and students to get the latest news and training on Moodle.
With a view to promoting and supporting the rule of law in Hong Kong, HKLII is a free, independent, non-profit Internet facility providing the public with legal information relating to Hong Kong. HKLII supports and participates in the free access to law movement.
The Human Rights Hub is a centre for Human Rights learning, research and knowledge exchange within Hong Kong, the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
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The KOTE project aims to improve the communication and swallowing safety in the frail elderly by providing direct therapy and workshops in the community.
Additional resources from Laboratory for Communication Science
Laptops and tablets are available for short loan at the circulation counter of the Main and Branch Libraries for use anywhere on campus.
LES provides AV technical support, IT technical support and video conference support services to support the teaching and learning.
Explore useful resources that will improve and facilitate your work here.
Editing room is a sound proof audio recording room.
Digital Interactive Lab is designed for teaching, seminar and conference use.
Concept and Creation Rooms provide opportunities for users collaborative learning to brainstorm new concepts, share ideas, and work in groups.
CLIC is a bilingual community legal information web-site. It is a quick internet guide for the general public to find relevant legal information in Hong Kong.
Chi Wah Learning Commons (智華館) is a technology-rich, shared or common space in which students, teachers and others can come together to interact, and participate in various kinds of learning activities held there.
Catchbox is the world’s first throwable microphone. A number of brave innovators have been using Catchbox in their classrooms to promote more student engagement.
Teaching and learning resources provided by the Centre for Advancement of Chinese Language Education and Research.
Basic Law Drafting History Online (BLDHO) is an online resource providing information and materials from the drafting history of Hong Kong's constitution, The Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China.
LES (ITS) provides on-site technical support for audio visual events. Apply via CF44
The Artificial Intelligence Commons offers a space, facilities, and software to explore work in Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Accessing HKUL e-resources from HKUL, publisher's website, Google Scholar or PubMed
3D scanners are available for current HKU staff and students. Online reservation is required for 3D Scanners.
A 3D printing service is available for use by University staff and students at the 1/F counter in the Chi Wah Learning Commons.
3D printing service is available for HKU current staff and students. You can create your 3D model from scratch or download a file ready for printing on the Internet.
User can either download the Microsoft Teams client or use the web version of Microsoft Teams under Microsoft Office 365.
The campus license on Zoom is for use by HKU staff and students. They can use Zoom to organize online meetings for supporting their teaching and learning needs.
If there is a class suspension, how can you continue with your studies?
A vinyl cutter is a computer-controlled cutting device. The computer controls the movement of a sharp blade over the surface of the material. This blade is used to cut out shapes and letters from sheets of thin self-adhesive plastic (vinyl). The vinyl can then be stuck to a variety of surfaces depending on the adhesive and type of material.
Provide a space for students, faculty and staff to create immersive content and experience virtual reality as a tool for teaching, learning, and hands-on design.
iClass is a set of real-time interactive e-learning platform on cloud. It focuses on enhancing the interactivity of teaching and learning in the classroom.
It is a unit in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of the University of Hong Kong specializes in the development of the latest technology for e-learning, mobile learning and other ICT tools for teaching and assessment.