This July we are focussing on sessions to assist you in preparing your blended learning and assessment for semester 2. We look forward to seeing you there. Upcoming Events for July Session name: Mapping your Blended Course Date 1st July
HERDSA recently held a webinar on online cheating and methods to reduce the incidence; if you missed it, here is a link to the recording – https://ecu.ap.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=a2f42b13-05b1-4918-98d6-ad43005e3756 I highly recommend you watch the whole thing but if you don’t have
There are many advantages in having a lecture — or at least a part of it, as a recording. For teachers, this means efficiency. Explanations of concepts, elaboration of theories, demonstration of procedures and other bits of more static information
[X-Post from Stuff you need to know – 10 December 2020] By February 2021, Course and Program Coordinators will have the ability to manage the publication of their courses on Canvas, bringing RMIT in line with how other universities manage
In a fairly recent article, Heather Farmer shares six models to guide the design of online courses. Heather’s proposal factors two key considerations: the proportion of synchronous versus asynchronous time and, the extent of student support required. Underpinning these six
I hear many comments from teaching staff that students don’t contribute to Discussion Boards or to online classroom discussions. This can be for a variety of reasons; one of the first being that they need to feel comfortable; that it
Dr. Abdulghani Mohamed, (Aviation – School of Engineering) has kindly shared his new video series on scientific writing for students. Abdulghani shares his tips and tricks for writing papers fast by showing students how to plan and organise their paper
Earlier this week, the Science, Engineering and Health learning and teaching community came together to celebrate and showcase our College’s L&T innovations (click here to re-view the event recording). While we have numerous examples of innovative practice in online and
Ideas to improving communication from ai: Use the OpenDyslexic font for text. This font is uniquely designed to boost readability with increased boldness in the base of letters, such as ‘d’ and ‘b’. Not all fonts create a unique shape for each
