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Tennis like never before

Welcome to UTS! Witness eight of your favourite tennis stars battle it out through a fast, furious, immersive and interactive tournament comprising mic’d up players, gamification/ bonus cards, coaching, DJs, MCs and most importantly, a loosened code of conduct for fans and players alike.

❖ 8  top ranking players compete for the championship

❖ A  world championship  ending up with a Grand Final

❖ Fast and furious rules   to boost the intensity

• 4 quarters of 8 minutes, with simplified scoring (1 point won = 1 point earned)
• First to win 3 quarters wins the match (Sudden death if 2 all)
• Only one serve, an no more than 15 seconds between points
• Bonus cards for tactics and gamification

❖ 4-day  action-packed tournaments

• All star skills challenge to launch the event
• Day 1-2 : The Round Robin Fights with 6 matches per day and all players on court
• Day 3 : The Final 4 with 2 semi-finals and one finale to crown the UTS champion

❖ Tennis reimagined

• Loosened code of conduct for more authenticity
• Players and coaches mic’d up (live interview in-between quarters)
• Never-seen-before entertainment show with a DJ on the tennis court, MC, and most importantly, no more limitations for the crowd!

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Virtually explore University of Texas at Austin in a fully immersive 360-degree experience.

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LX / Create your own 360-degree virtual experience

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Virtual site visits are not just for lockdowns or fully online teaching – they are fundamental to many subjects at UTS. A 360-degree experience can support effective urban planning, uncover geotechnical aspects of excavation sites and increase familiarity with lab spaces.

A mix of virtual and actual site visits will enrich how students learn. The virtual preview can mentally prepare students for what they may be experiencing once on location. It may also serve as a guided walkthrough of a space when access is limited or restricted.

If you’re considering creating a virtual site visit, here are some examples and advice to help get you started.

360 photo tour: UTS Robotics lab

This example was created with H5P to provide an interactive and informative tour of the UTS Robotics Lab in FEIT.

You can also view the interactive 360 photo tour on the UTS H5P website .

360 Kaltura video: Urban Renewal

This video was created by Gabriela Quintana Vigiola from DAB’s School of Built Environment for Group Project A: Urban Renewal. To create this video, Gabriela asked a colleague to assist with filming so she could act as the guide.

You can also watch the Urban Renewal 360 tour on UTS Kaltura Media Space .

Note that Kaltura 360 functionality only works on Chrome or Firefox browsers – if you can’t interact with the video in this blog, try switching browsers. Also, when uploading your video to Kaltura, you’ll need to tag it with the term ‘360’. For more guidance, see this practical guide .

Photo or video?

360 experiences don’t have to be video. Images work just as well and are sometimes more helpful because of the potential for interactivity via H5P . Here are some pros and cons for both options:

Photo option

Video option.

Other considerations:

• Is this type of content right for your subject?
• How does it fit in with your existing content in Canvas?
• Try simple steps for added impact such as segmenting, framing and activation

Plan & deliver

Whether you’re going for photo or video, a virtual site experience requires some pre-planning. Ask yourself: what do you want students to experience? If it involves some motion, then video, light and audio are things to consider. If it’s more about navigating a space, aim for a still image with interaction. Either way, find out if you need permission to film in certain locations.

If you’re presenting to camera, you’ll probably require an assistant to capture the action (and potentially edit as well). Consider your editing computer power and be mindful of what it is you’re capturing. You’ll need film with a 360-degree camera – note there are varying degrees of quality with these cameras.

In terms of picture quality, outdoor environments generally produce better quality images and video. If you opt for outdoors, you’ll get better audio quality when you’re wearing a microphone.

Lights, Camera – Action!

Contact the LX Media Team to book a consultation so you can get more advice on whether this approach is right for what you’re trying to achieve and if their 360 camera is available to loan . Your faculty or school may already have access to a 360 camera for learning and teaching projects. The LX.lab’s Insta360 One X2 model also takes photographs and can be used with  H5P’s Virtual Tour  tool as a way for students to navigate a classroom’s facilities or outdoor environment.

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Making the most of virtual campus tours.

Campus tours and presentations from college staff are familiar activities for most GEAR UP students. With campus visits unlikely in the coming months, here are some ways for students and families to make the most of virtual campus tours and video chats to help them learn about colleges and universities.

Virtual tours give an overview of most Utah campuses with links on how to apply

Prospective students can move through web-based interactive photos and videos

Students should also talk to counselors, students, and financial aid advisors

Colleges are tapping into virtual campus tours to welcome prospective students to their campus. A virtual tour is a useful way to see what a campus looks like and what it has to offer. Prospective students can move through web-based interactive photos and videos designed to be compatible across all devices. Here’s a sampling of Utah colleges and universities that have virtual campus tours:

If your interests lie beyond Utah, sites like Campus Tours offer video tours, interactive campus maps, and mobile walking tours of more than 1,700 colleges and universities. You Visit provides 360-degree virtual tours of colleges worldwide. GEAR UP partner Focus Training adds supplemental content and curriculum to help students better understand what to look for in a college.

Campus officials tell prospective students to use the virtual tour as a jumping-off point and then to weigh academic programs, admissions requirements, and other factors. The advice below will help you make the most of virtual tours and video chats and see if a college or university is right for you.

• Talk to professors and counselors. Set up phone calls and video chats with academic counselors about the degree program that you are interested in.
• Review housing and dining options. If you plan to live on campus, housing and residence life should be a focal point of any virtual college tour.
• Reach out to alumni and current students. Connecting with past or current students to ask about their experience can give you a feel for a school’s culture and social life.
• Ask about financial aid and scholarships . Asking financial aid advisors about tuition and loan options will help you know about important dates and deadlines.

Taking advantage of online resources, like our Best Fit College Navigator , and other available tools can help you get all the right information you need to feel confident in your college choice.

Many schools are also offering interactive sessions that allow you to meet and talk with admissions offices virtually, and get your questions answered. NACAC Virtual College Fair offers events like these for counselors, and students. Parents are invited too. These events give you a chance to choose from hundreds of colleges and universities nearby, across the country, and even around the world.

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You have several options to come to explore UT Southern and get a feel for our campus yourself! Click below and sign up to get the FULL UT Southern experience!

The first opportunity is a personalized individual tour. You can choose to meet with an admissions counselor, coach, or even a financial aid representative. This tour is tailored just to you, your needs, and your schedule.

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Experience our Campus and see all the great opportunities that UTSA can hold for you. Our team is excited to show off our Main or Downtown campus during a general campus tour as well as sharing their personal experiences as to why UTSA is so special.

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We encourage all students interested in attending UTSA to join a campus tour; however, please note much of the information presented will be targeted for undergraduate prospective students. Downtown campus tour offerings are limited and some offerings focus on a specific academic college that is housed on the campus.

Reserved for groups of 10-60 high school or community college students and only include a one hour guided tour experience. Info sessions are currently not available at this time. Groups with 60+ participants are welcome to visit our campus on a self-guided visit. For more info, email [email protected] .

Hosted by UTSA Community Outreach, we provide a unique program for elementary and middle school students called Roadrunner for a Day. This program is approximately two hours long and will include a one-hour tour and one-hour college-going presentation with a student panel. For more info, email [email protected] .

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UTSA hosts virtual events for future Roadrunners

APRIL 10, 2020 — Future Roadrunners can now access virtual events to help them prepare for their first semester at UTSA. These online events are designed to promote a smooth and successful transition for all undergraduate students, whether just beginning their academic career or planning to transfer from another institution. 

The online events include virtual visits and tours, information sessions and Virtual UTSA Day. Incoming and prospective students can attend these free virtual events to experience campus life and receive answers to their admission questions. 

Virtual Visits and Tours: Hosted by UTSA student ambassadors who will guide attendees through campus points of interest and share their personal experiences as a Roadrunner. The visits also include a student ambassador panel with online chat opportunities. 

Virtual Info Sessions: Held Monday through Thursday, these sessions are hosted by admissions counselors or transfer specialists. Each session centers around enrollment topics such as becoming Rowdy Ready after a student has been admitted, financial aid and scholarships, undergraduate admissions and transfer admissions. 

Virtual UTSA Day: On Saturday, April 18, incoming students get an opportunity to learn more about the UTSA campus, colleges and admissions process. The event includes help with signing up for orientation, online chats with admissions counselors, presentations from different academic colleges and programs, a virtual campus tour and more to help students get a glimpse of life as a Roadrunner.

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2024 American Athletic Conference Academic Symposium

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Fiesta FitFest San Antonio

Celebrate fitness with Fiesta FitFest, an official Fiesta event, from April 12-14, that includes a world-class amateur cycling event, 5K and 10K runs, free fitness classes and an athletes' village and expo.

UTSA Day of Service

UTSA Day of Service is an annual tradition where volunteers from UTSA come together give back to community partners across the San Antonio area.

2024 San Antonio Book Festival

A free, open and all-day event, the Book Festival features national, regional, local and emerging authors in presentation, signings, panel discussions and more.

UTSA Football Fiesta Spring Game

The UTSA Football Fiesta Spring Game, an official Fiesta San Antonio event, will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 13. Admission is free. Doors will open to the public at 1 p.m.

Resiliencia y Más Corazón: Las Tejanas, The Soul of Mexican American Music

This community event is hosted by the UTSA Mexican American Studies Program. It is a lecture/performance that examines the contributions of Tejana musicians to the evolution of Mexican American music. 

Text Analysis Using Python

This workshop will introduce participants to the basics of text analysis using Python and Jupyter Notebook on the Constellate Lab platform. We will create datasets in Constellate to analyze patterns, trends, and relationships of contents and more.

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