The new version of Learnzone also lets you hide certain sections of your course until you are ready to unveil them, which is handy when planning and creating course materials for the upcoming year. This option allows you to decide how the hidden sections in your course are displayed …
Web browser: A web browser (commonly referred to as a browser) is a software application for retrieving, presenting and traversing information resources on the Internet, this application that enables a user to read and work with HTML documents. An example of web browsers that we use everyday would be Internet Explorer …
Working with shapes, pictures, boxes, objects and WordArt Below are a list of keyboard shortcuts for use while working within PowerPoint, specifically relating to the use of auto shapes, pictures, boxes, objects and WordArt. These shortcuts will help you to quickly add objects into your presentation to create more …
Accessibility: The process of ensuring that all learners, including those with disabilities and learning difficulties, can access places of learning and learning resources, including e-learning content. This could be making sure that text is large enough to read for those with visual impairments or making sure that technology is available for …
IP address An Internet Protocol address (IP address) is a numerical label assigned to each device (e.g. computer, printer, etc.) participating in a computer network that uses the Internet for communication. An IP address is unique to each device on a single network- these are useful when dealing …
To make using Learnzone even easier, the clever people that created it have enabled a brilliant new function that lets you drag and drop folders/files straight into your page, making the uploading of your curriculum content even quicker! You can drag and drop files and folders …
Module/ Modular A distinct collection of content- this is usually a particular section or unit of the curriculum. For example- A Media Studies module may deal with Stereotypes. A Modular design means that the curriculum content is broken down and presented in small units- that can be taken …
Video conferencing Video conferencing is when a meeting takes place over a program like Skype or Blackboard, where you are speaking to someone via a video link. This requires a webcam and a microphone and a program like Skype to enable you to dial up and connect with others. …
Smartphone A sophisticated mobile telephone with advanced computing ability such as internet and web-browsing capability, Wi-Fi and broadband access, portable media players, video calling, cameras, possibly a touch screen, GPS navigation and the ability to run applications known as apps. An example of a smartphone would be an iphone, …
Social media A collection of technologies that enable web based interactions with a focus on collaboration, information sharing and user-generated content. An example of a social media tool could be Twitter, Loughborough College uses Twitter to share news and information, have online conversations with followers, network with other colleges and …
