Educational technologies - interactivities and encounters
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Educational technologies - interactivities and encounters
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Are you interested in some small, easy steps to make your Moodle space more interactive than a tutor's filing cabinet crossed with a bulletin board? In this session you will form groups to discuss a portfolio of case studies (from the Teaching and Learning Portal, CALT, and further afield), choosing one to progress with. With Digital Education colleagues on hand you can begin to plan how your own activity, and arrange for support as you get it underway for the first time. This session would suit tutors and and their teaching administrators, together.
This is a recommended session for CMALT candidates relating to Core Area 2 (Teaching, Learning and/or Assessment Processes).
Learning Outcomes *
Please describe how you will engage participants in interaction and what area(s) of the UKPSF your seminar relates to e.g. if you’re illustrating a learning activity then A1 ('Design and plan learning activities') and if related to IT/Moodle, clickers etc then K4 (‘The use and value of appropriate learning technologies’).
A4 (Develop effective learning environments and approaches to student support and guidance.)
K4 (The use and value of appropriate learning technologies.)
V4 (Acknowledge the wider context in which higher education operates recognising the implications for professional practice.)
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