Prezi: an online presentation builder that lets the user create highly visual and animated presentations which can be shared via email or viewed online/offline or even shared through Facebook. This relatively new medium (which was first developed in 2009) had over 500 million Prezi presentations viewed online this year. Example: for examples …
Vector Graphic: is a resolution independent graphic format that allows easy resizing without pixilation or distortion. Vector graphics are useful in graphic design when creating posters, Powerpoint slides, marketing tools, handouts or student handbooks. You can view example Vector graphics on Thinkstock- the online image catalogue. For more information on how …
If you would like to have a go at a really clever Christmas quiz from the mind of Matt in the eLearning team, follow this link: http://goo.gl/UFv24w Merry Christmas!!
Spoofing: is falsifying the origin of an internet communication in order to mislead the recipient. For example: It is widely used to create scam or bogus emails in order to steal money, passwords or banking details.
The team recently created an animation to highlight the research, planning and development undertaken in order to revolutionise the way students and staff use the College Virtual Learning Environment (LearnZone). As staff within the college may already know, LearnZone is based on the open source Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) Moodle software, and over …
Authoring: this is the process of creating and developing an eLearning resource. This process often starts with initial ideas, storyboarding or slide creation and moves onto development using a resource creator programme then it is published for use on the Internet.
Openness: in an education or work environment, openness is about the sharing of ideas and making work that is produced accessible to others. It is an ethos that promotes teamwork and can be a benefit for educators as it means that resources can be created and shared collaboratively.
Microblog: Is a type of online publishing that differs from a traditional blog in that its content is typically smaller in size. Usually microblogs contain information about what someone is doing, what ideas they are having, what they plan to do or even what they are eating for dinner! For …
Mixed media: This is when there is a combination of different media to deliver curriculum content. These different media could include printed material, audio, video or other online formats. This is not to be confused with multimedia which is where different media elements are combined.
A survey by IT firm Logicalis says that teenagers now own 6 digital devices and some 28% of the 1,004 13- to 17-year-olds questioned feel ICT is key to their future career. The research, was originally designed to establish the “digital footprint” of teenagers today, its recently published suggests that young …
