Background
Given we are all becoming multi-modal learners - The Elevate Team are organising some support material through a featured videos series. These videos will be created by either the Elevate Team or other people, including other e-learning teams, or software vendors. We are organising these by month, and focussing on how to use the tool, or learning design considerations.
Our selection criteria will be to focus on one tool which is used regularly at UCS, and one which is less well known tool.
How to use the tool
How to create a random block of test questions
If you are using the quiz engine (objective questions) for formative feedback activities, you can add a random block of questions to your test. This is intended to reduce the likelihood of students getting the same questions as each other, or if you allow the student multiple attempts, of getting the same questions. The following Blackboard guide illustrates the idea
How to create a blog
The blog tool offers a number of exciting opportunities within your teaching and assessment model. The following video guide illustrates how to set up a blog on your course.
Learning Design Considerations
The following video is based upon the ideas around making your assessment pattern more even:
If you'd like to discuss how you might use these tools in your teaching, learning and assessment, please email the Elevate Team (elevate@ucs.ac.uk).
Enhancing Learning Through Innovative Technologies. Part of Learning Services at UCS
Showing posts with label featured videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label featured videos. Show all posts
Friday, 21 February 2014
Monday, 9 December 2013
Elevate Team Staff Development Videos: December, 2013
Background
Given we are all becoming multi-modal learners - The Elevate Team are organising some support material through a featured videos series. These videos will be created by either the Elevate Team or other people, including other e-learning teams, or software vendors. We are organising these by month, and focussing on how to use the tool, or learning design considerations.
Our selection criteria will be to focus on one tool which is used regularly at UCS, and one which is less well known tool.
How to use the tool
Creating and entering a blog entry: Blackboard created
Elevate Team Notes: The blog tool in LearnUCS offers a number of really useful learning applications. For instance, literature / article review, or reflections on student lessons from a face to face teaching session.
Learning design considerations
An introduction to e-Portfolios: Desire-2-Learn created
Elevate Team Notes: This introduction video to e-Portfolios gives a good context around what is an e-Portfolio and how you might include it within teaching, learning and assessment models. Although it discusses the Desire-2-Learn e-Portfolio tool, the ideas are transferable to UCS's Mahara e-Portfolio tool
Given we are all becoming multi-modal learners - The Elevate Team are organising some support material through a featured videos series. These videos will be created by either the Elevate Team or other people, including other e-learning teams, or software vendors. We are organising these by month, and focussing on how to use the tool, or learning design considerations.
Our selection criteria will be to focus on one tool which is used regularly at UCS, and one which is less well known tool.
How to use the tool
Creating and entering a blog entry: Blackboard created
Elevate Team Notes: The blog tool in LearnUCS offers a number of really useful learning applications. For instance, literature / article review, or reflections on student lessons from a face to face teaching session.
Learning design considerations
An introduction to e-Portfolios: Desire-2-Learn created
Elevate Team Notes: This introduction video to e-Portfolios gives a good context around what is an e-Portfolio and how you might include it within teaching, learning and assessment models. Although it discusses the Desire-2-Learn e-Portfolio tool, the ideas are transferable to UCS's Mahara e-Portfolio tool
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